Friday, July 30, 2010
IN THE NEWS: New principal outlines plans for Birdrock Elementary
New Bird Rock Elementary School Principal Sally Viavada intends to hit the ground running this fall with a focus on technological innovation.
Thursday, July 29, 2010
IN THE NEWS: School Board President Talks Parcel Tax
School Board President Richard Barrera discussed the Emergency Teacher Retention/Classroom Education Measure, which voters will decide on Nov. 2, on KUSI's Good Morning San Diego. Watch video from KUSI-TV.
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Parcel Tax
IN THE NEWS: The Healing Power of Therapy Animals
When Sunny, a 3-year-old golden retriever, began working for San Diego Unified School District last spring, one of her first students was a fourth-grader with cerebral palsy, mobile only with the aid of a walker. Read more from Senior Care Blog»
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special education
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
IN THE NEWS: College is So High School
Students at San Diego Early Middle High School will clean up an overpass at City College as a service project. See more from NBC 7/39>>>
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school award,
student award
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Emergency Parcel Tax Stays on November Ballot
After discussing the matter during a special meeting July 27, the Board of Education took no action on the Emergency Parcel Tax, meaning the measure will be on the ballot in November.
Board President Richard Barrera had scheduled the meeting to allow the Board of Education to reconsider the matter, which was approved July 13.
For more information on the parcel tax, go to www.sandi.net/parceltax
Board President Richard Barrera had scheduled the meeting to allow the Board of Education to reconsider the matter, which was approved July 13.
For more information on the parcel tax, go to www.sandi.net/parceltax
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News,
Parcel Tax
IN THE NEWS: Farb's AVID Program Helps College Path
School-wide AVID program helps Farb Middle School students with achievement. Watch story from NBC 7/39>>
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school award
Monday, July 26, 2010
IN THE NEWS: Ground Broken for School Auto Shop
Construction crews at Clairemont High School have begun work on a $2.6-million automotive technology facility, one of several projects awarded by the San Diego Unified School District since voters approved Proposition S in 2008. Read more from the San Diego Union-Tribune.
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