National Network Of Partnership Schools: Districts And States In 1997, the RushHenrietta Central School District in new york issued a For example,she has met with schools faculties, ptas and ptos, and shared http://www.csos.jhu.edu/p2000/Districts_States/DistrictRecord_Type2/issue 4.htm
Extractions: Rush-Henrietta Supports Partnership Policy With Leadership and Action In 1997, the Rush-Henrietta Central School District in New York issued a policy statement supporting school, family, and community partnerships: The Board of Education believes that positive parental involvement is essential to student achievement, and . . . directs the Superintendent of Schools to develop a home-school communications program in an effort to encourage all forms of parental involvement. . . To help enact the policy, Rush-Henrietta joined the National Network of Partnership Schools. Starting with three schools this year, the district will continue to add schools over the next two years until all nine schools in the district are members of the Network. Part-time District Facilitator for School, Family, and Community Partnerships, Kay Lyons, works with participating schools Action Teams to develop quality programs of partnership that focus on student success. To begin the program, Ms. Lyons and school board member James Starkweather, elementary school counselor Matt Kilgore, Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) school president Kathy Carleton, and elementary school principal E. Sue Mills attended the June 1997 training workshop at Johns Hopkins University. The workshop provided participants from Rush- Henrietta with the time and opportunity to learn more about the Network, the framework of six types of involvement, the roles and responsibilities of district and school leaders, and other topics related to partnership program development.
Type 2, No. 4, Spring 1998, Page 7 In 1997, the RushHenrietta Central School District in new york issued a For example,she has met with schools faculties, ptas and ptos, and shared http://www.csos.jhu.edu/p2000/type2/issue4/ttype2d7.htm
Extractions: Rush-Henrietta Supports Partnership Policy With Leadership and Action In 1997, the Rush-Henrietta Central School District in New York issued a policy statement supporting school, family, and community partnerships: The Board of Education believes that positive parental involvement is essential to student achievement, and . . . directs the Superintendent of Schools to develop a home-school communications program in an effort to encourage all forms of parental involvement. . . To begin the program, Ms. Lyons and school board member James Starkweather, elementary school counselor Matt Kilgore, Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) school president Kathy Carleton, and elementary school principal E. Sue Mills attended the June 1997 training workshop at Johns Hopkins University. The workshop provided participants from Rush- Henrietta with the time and opportunity to learn more about the Network, the framework of six types of involvement, the roles and responsibilities of district and school leaders, and other topics related to partnership program development. Rush-Henrietta is one of many school districts in the National Network that shows the importance of collaboration among district leaders, and support to school Action Teams for developing and improving school, family, and community partnership programs.
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Extractions: Some of the trucks weve seen have had bad brakes, multiple bad brakes on one vehicle, under-inflated or flat tires, all kinds of things, Simpson said. You cant tell just by looking at the vehicle. It may look fine when it comes up in your rear-view mirror, but you dont know if those brakes are working correctly or not.
Loudoun Easterner Newspaper- News And Articles Some of it may be blamed on the state, but the economic warnings are not new, andthe big county spending 5 letter york sent to principals, ptas and ptos http://www.easterner.com/articles02/100902/news.cfm
Extractions: However, it may take more than that for the Board to leave a legacy of penny-pinching. We would remind the Supervisors that they have made a bad habit of handing out grants and love offerings to their friends for years now, and never batted an eye in spending $10,000,000 on property without a clue of what would be done with it. The full spending record is clear, and we will leave it to those who oppose them at the polls to produce a documented accounting. Chairman York himself commented this week that we just cannot afford to spend that $5,000. Supervisor Jim Burton, who was known to pinch a few pennies before he joined in the spending frenzy on the board, joined York on fixing the blame elsewhere as usual. In the case of the county budget problems, they said, the state is to blame. There is always a target for our board to aim their fingers.
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Extractions: FIC Home About FIC Books Funding Alert ... Subscribe Funding Alert ~ vol. 14 no. 10 Alert #4 ~ October 27, 2003 Texas Department of Health - Funding Information Center The Texas Department of Health Funding Alert is published weekly. If you wish to subscribe to the Funding Information Center Funding Alert and other services, please call (512) 458-7684 or fill out our online subscription form which can be found at: https://www.tdh.state.tx.us/fic/subscrip.htm. Information in the Funding Alert Boards - Staff Must Help Boards to Succeed While the effectiveness of a board is crucial for the success of a nonprofit, there are ways paid staff can help a board succeed. Clarifying roles. The board chair manages the board and the chief executive manages the staff. Giving good information. Develop information useful to policy setting and present it in ways board members appreciate. Providing staff support. This goes to board committees with careful attention to directors' needs and requirements. Developing standing policies. Encourage the board to develop one document for all of them.
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Extractions: Everett Carll Ladd, The Ladd Report . Free Press, 1230 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York 10020. In a celebrated 1995 essay, Harvard political scientist Robert Putnam warned that Americans were far less likely to join groups than in the past. Citing declines in many major organizationslabor unions, the League of Women Voters, PTAs, and bowling leaguesPutnam concluded that Americans had become far less civic-minded, a trend that would inevitably lead to a fractured and balkanized America. Ladd, professor emeritus at the University of Connecticut, disagrees. A great deal of evidence, he contends, shows Americans are now more likely to join associations and aid charities. We are less likely to bowl than in the pastbut more likely to join soccer leagues. Women have shifted their allegiance from the League of Women Voters to less political groups, such as the Soroptimists and local businesswomens associations. And while PTA membership is declining, parents arent abandoning the schools; theyre more likely to create independent, locally controlled parent-teacher organizations (PTOs), which dont have to pay hefty dues to the PTA national headquarters or follow its political lead. Americans are also increasingly donating time to worthy causes. Polls show steady rises in the percentage of Americans who say they volunteer to help others. In 1977, for instance, 26 percent of Americans surveyed said they donated time to help the poor, the sick, and the elderly. By 1995, the percentage had more than doubled to 54 percent. Charitable donations are also rising, from $349 per person in 1970 to $524 in 1996 (measured in constant 1993 dollars).
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Extractions: Home Academics Kindergarten Student progress is reported in reading, math, science, social studies, motor skills, and personal growth. For the first and third marking periods, the teacher prepares a checklist that lets parents know the areas in which the child needs extra help at home. For the second and fourth marking periods, a report card is sent home using the following grading system: 1 (child has mastered the behavior or skill), 2 (child has reached an acceptable level of behavior/skill), 3 (child is developing the behavior/skill), 4 (child is seldom or not yet demonstrating the behavior/skill). Grades 1-2 Student progress is reported in reading, listening/speaking, writing, math, science, social studies, music, physical education, art, and personal growth. The report card uses the following grading system: E (excellent), VG (very good), G (good), S (satisfactory), N (needs improvement), and U (unsatisfactory progress).
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Extractions: If "high standards" truly meant "believing all students can engage in higher order, in-depth thinking and learning, and all schools can become active, rigorous, and equitable places of learning," then I think that we would all support the concept (we might argue over the word "rigorous")and the Business Roundtable and the National Alliance for Business would not. "High standards" in the real worldthat is, the world in which these and other business organizations have mounted a sustained attempt to lower the educational attainment of many students and to stifle and distort the education of all of them who are in public schoolsmeans something very different. The corporate backers of Standards Based Education Reform (SBER) have very cleverly coopted the language that many of us used in the 1960s and '70s regarding "high expectations" to try and build popular support for goals and policies fundamentally opposed to what we were aiming for.
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KENAI PENINSULA BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Mr. David Daniel, paraphrased an article in the new york Times which adequate preparationtime, money for resources, support of ptas and ptos, less time http://www.kpbsd.k12.ak.us/board/SchoolBoard/MeetingInfo/BD_PKT01_02/bd_pkt02040
Extractions: 148 N. Binkley Street Soldotna AK January 21, 2002 SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Dr. Nels Anderson, President Ms. Deborah Germano, Vice President Mrs. Sammy Crawford, Clerk Mr. Joe Arness, Treasurer Mrs. Debra Mullins, Member Mrs. Margaret Gilman, Member Mr. Al Poindexter, Member Miss Katie Lockwood, Student Representative STAFF PRESENT: Dr. Donna Peterson, Superintendent of Schools Mrs. Melody Douglas, Chief Financial Officer Dr. Gary Whiteley, Assistant Superintendent, Instruction Mr. Todd Syverson, Assistant Superintendent, Administrative Services OTHERS PRESENT: Ms. Liana Bigham Mr. Terry McBee Mr. Max Best Mrs. Connie Best Mr. Ken Meacham Mrs. Mary Dougherty Mrs. Laurie Olson Mrs. Lassie Nelson Mrs. Paula Christenson Mr. John Christenson Mrs. Cyndi Romberg Mr. Dave McCard Mrs. Julie Ball Mr. Grigori Vaisenberg Mr. Charlie Stevens Mrs. Penny Vadla Mr. Bruce Rife Mr. Sohail Marey Mr. Mark Larson Mrs. Lynne Dusek Mrs. Jeanna Carver Mr. Jim White Mrs. Tracie Withrow Mrs. Debbie Stewart
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Extractions: Daniel J. Censullo Assistant Executive Director New Rail Construction New Jersey Transit New Jersey Department of Transportation Steven Santoro Director Hudson-Bergen Light Rail Transit System New Rail Construction New Jersey Transit New Jersey Department of Transportation Charles Ingoglia Director Legislative and Community Affairs New Rail Construction New Jersey Transit New Jersey Department of Transportation Dennis McNerney Freeholder Bergen County John C. Johnston President 21st Century Rail Corporation James Clifford Greller Technical Advisor Assembly Light Rail Legislative Panel Joseph Lepis Program Coordinator Hudson County Regional Health Commission rs: 1-60 ASSEMBLYMAN JOSEPH V. DORIA Jr., (Chairman): Thank you. We have here the newest member, one of the newest members, a new Assemblyman from the 36th district, Assemblyman Paul Sarlo. We have the former Chair of the Light Rail Panel, an Assemblywoman from the 38th district, Assemblywoman Rose Heck. And we have the Mayor of Northvale, who is also an Assemblyman from the 40th 39th we keep on changing districts 39th district, Assemblyman John Rooney. Unfortunately, Assemblyman Jack Conners from the 7th district had a press conference in Burlington County. He could not be here.
