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8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - RH Line calls printed ... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - Thompson staff immerse... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - RH Line calls printed ... · 0 replies · +1 points
When NVCS submitted its charter application to the district, Admin and the Board decided to have their own offerings of Core Knowledge and put it in Truscott and Bill Reed to attract students and improve results. Unfortunately over time the district decided they only needed to be 51% true to Core Knowledge and perhaps it has been dropped altogether at Truscott . (Does look like a lot of students are choicing out of Truscott.)
Conversely, Winona has had years where they decided to not teach Science at all. I don't know if the parents were warned but I know I would have pulled my children. Best thing Winona could do is become some type of magnet school parents want.
ELL students don't necessarily cost more. St. Vrain's English Language Acquisition program for new ELLs is effective and cost efficient. http://svvsd.org/about/departments/english-langua...
Perhaps it is the thinking behind the push for Dual Immersion in a few schools even though it was parents' third choice on a survey about options. What I would also add, if not already done, is using iPad apps for preschoolers and using preschool apps for learning English for ELL kids.
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - RH Line calls printed ... · 2 replies · +1 points
(http://thompsonschools.org/cms/lib07/CO01900772/Centricity/Domain/2835/20Winona%20Elementary%20School.pdf and schoolview.org)
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - Charter schools want e... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - Loveland resident Pam ... · 0 replies · +1 points
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - Loveland resident Pam ... · 2 replies · +1 points
At the Garfield Parent Info session on 6/2 with the objective to get people to host parties to inform the community, the misstatement of facts that went uncorrected was troubling. For example, a teacher in the audience informed us with authority that the teacher turnover rate in TSD, according to the chalkbeat article, is 24%. That isn't even the number reported and it was convenient to leave out all the caveats that the number includes - teachers who retire or become principals or some other admin position, etc. The interview of the author of the chalkbeat article on cpr.org pointed out that turnover isn't always a bad thing and it isn't the highly rated teachers that are leaving (talking presumably about the statewide turnover rate) I do hope you listened to it after MLR posted it on TSDRW.
8 years ago @ Loveland Reporter-Herald - Loveland resident Pam ... · 5 replies · +1 points
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