Some parents at Prospect Point Elementary school are not happy at having to give up their full time librarian next year.
As part of the district’s $3.5 million cost savings plan, the district’s six elementary school librarians are being scaled back to three, who will each split their weeks at two schools.
Susanne Karrels, a Prospect Point [...]
I found this story on LA Times the other day and immediately sent it to my 14-year-old stepdaughter. The story is about Khadijah Williams, 18, a high school student who has been homeless her entire life and lived from shelter to shelter, and is now Harvard-bound.
Williams shares an amazing story about the value of education [...]
Blue Ridge parents didn’t want to see their principal, Connie Taylor-Randall, leave the school quietly. The district announced earlier this year that Taylor-Randall would be leaving the school to oversee Title I and staff training in district offices.
Parents have grown attached to Taylor-Randall over the past several years, and attribute a change in the school, [...]
It was almost two years ago that we covered the dedication of a new information and resource center geared for the area’s low-income families. The Walla Walla Parent Information and Resource Center — PIRC for short — was one of five that opened in the state in the fall of 2007. Funded with nearly $4 [...]
We have some coupons worth a free admission to any of the state’s children’s museums, as well as a recipe for making edible finger paint in our lobby this morning. These came courtesy of Thrive by Five, a state early learning agency.
Anyone with young children (I’d have to say 5 and younger) can stop by [...]
Comment Wall (7 comments)
You need to be a member of Wired Journalists to add comments!
Join this social network
http://blog.syracuse.com/newstracker/2008/01/comments_in_defense_of_the_pea.html
Anyway, I look forward to talking shop with you.