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School Report Cards Spell Closings

Submitted by Brian De Vale, Dec 7, 2007 12:40

I commend Assistant Principal John Galvin and the administration and staff of I.S. 318 for their steadfast dedication to real learning and producing truly well rounded human beings and academically prepared young men and women. It is no wonder everyone and everyone in this area of Brooklyn (and well beyond) is tyrying to get in to their school! Kudos to you on another job well done!!!


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While articles like these can be a help in determining where parents might be able to place there children... [MORE]

Jeanne M. 

Dec 23, 2007 00:10

I commend Assistant Principal John Galvin and the administration and staff of I.S. 318 for their steadfast dedication to real...

Brian De Vale 

Dec 7, 2007 12:40

The release of progress reports for New York City's public schools by The New York City Department of Education provides... [MORE]

Richard Kessler 

Nov 9, 2007 14:43

On behalf of the New York City Student Union, I believe the report card system will ultimately improve the quality... [MORE]

Shanna Kofman 

Nov 6, 2007 19:14

What if they shipped the kids whose schools failed to the demonstration schools who are receiving extra funding? If this... [MORE]

Florence Thompson 

Nov 6, 2007 16:16

If in the next few years, dozens of schools are called failing and then closed, where will their students go?... [MORE]

Peri Muldofsky 

Nov 6, 2007 14:22

My humble opinions follow: An accountability system should not use a broken measuring stick or be able to be described... [MORE]

Diane Hanfmann 

Nov 6, 2007 05:19

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