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Friends: In reply to my previous e-mail concerning the "mission statement" that was included in the announcement for the "Closing the Gap" conference, I am very pleased to forward the response from

Friends: Below is a message from the public relations office of Superintendent Castillo. Note the mission statement at the bottom: "Supporting schools and communities through continuous improvement

CALL FOR PARTICIPATION: Congress in the Classroom 2005 DEADLINE: March 15, 2005 Congress in the Classroom is a national, award-winning education program now in its 13th year. Sponsored by The Dirksen

Friends: Here is the latest conference announcement from the list OURGIFTED ONLINE. Please note that these conferences generate lots of mail, so if you want to participate, I'd recommend setting up

Friends: Nova had a wonderful 10-minute segment on self-proclaimed "geek" and Robotics engineer, James McLurkin. My husband (an engineer) and I enjoyed the story which you can see on the Nova

Friends: Senator Courtney has introduced a bill to set minimum physical education and physical activity requirements for students in grades k-8. Below is a link and a summary for the bill. OATAG

Friends: This is an excerpt from the Superintendent's Pipeline: State Board Adopts CAM Performance Standards Teresa Levy, Oregon Department of Education The State Board of Education adopted the

Friends: Dr. Salam Noor, the Assistant Superintendent directing the Office of Educational Improvement & Innovation of the Oregon Department of Education, suggested that we share this message

Friends: Below is a link and an excerpt from a story that appeared in today's Oregonian: http://www.oregonlive.com/news/oregonian/index.ssf?/base/news/1106744498309132.xml Advanced classes are hard

Friends: The group Community and Parents for Public Schools of Portland now offers a website which you can find at http://www.cppsportland.org Margaret

Friends: Some of you may be interested in Sen. Avel Gordly's Expanded Options bill. Below is a link to the text of the whole bill and a summary prepared by the

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Friends: Below is an excerpt from and link to a story that appeared in the New Yorker last month. Margaret Most Likely to Succeed How do we hire when we can't tell who's right for the job? by

Friends: Below is a link to and excerpt from a story that appeared last month in the Denver Post. Comments from readers suggest that the program isn't as unprecedented as the article claims but it

Friends: Recently, a number of parents have asked about testing policies. These parents had children who were officially enrolled in one grade but were taking one or more classes at a higher grade

Friends: Next weekend, the same weekend as the OATAG conference, Salem is having a quilt festival. There will be exhibits around town including one at the Mission Mill Museum just across the street

Friends: Below is an announcement from Chalkboard about its Open Books project. I did accept the invitation and wrote the letter below when I had finished. Margaret Dear Sue: I was very pleased