School District of Philadelphia expands mentoring program amid surging gun violence
School District of Philadelphia expands mentoring program amid surging gun violence
Less than 24 hours after a triple shooting left a 6-year-old boy critically wounded, the School District of Philadelphia announced they are expanding their mentoring program.
PHILADELPHIA - Less than 24 hours after a triple shooting left a 6-year-old boy critically wounded, the School District of Philadelphia announced they are expanding their mentoring program.
Mabel Whitaker, of Southwest Philadelphia, is still shaken hours after she witnessed the aftermath. There’s no value for life. Living life how can you just take somebody’s life? she said.
This N.J. school district is staying remote, even as Murphy pushes for more students in classrooms
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High coronavirus case numbers or infrastructure issues aren’t factors that have led Hillside Public Schools to stick to its decision to stay all remote for the remainder of the current school year.
The decision, school officials say, is aimed at keeping some consistency in what has been, for many, an unstable year.
“This has really been driven by consistency and not wanting to send our families on a roller coaster, if you will,” Hillside Schools Superintendent A. Robert Gregory told NJ Advance Media.
From Staff Reports
Caddo Parish Public Schools announced the selection of Robert Middleton as the next principal of Caddo Parish Magnet High School on Monday. Robert Middleton is a leader who understands the key role supporting teachers plays in the climate and culture of a campus and in overall student achievement,” Caddo Schools Superintendent T. Lamar Goree said. “With an unwavering faith and commitment to excellence, I have no doubt he is the right person to lead Magnet High in its next chapter.”
Seeing his role as one built on servant leadership and addressing the needs of stakeholders, Middleton said he was honored to be selected for the position.
Apr. 11—Despite a global pandemic forcing major changes throughout area schools, public school district leadership appears to be holding steady so far. Lebanon Schools are searching for a new superintendent, and despite this week's announcement of Kings Schools losing its superintendent — and the near-departure of Mason Schools Superintendent Jonathan Cooper — the ranks of Butler and Warren .
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I can’t believe it but I have to admit it. When I first saw this report I was mildly shocked. As we well know, given the level of depravity and steadily-declining immoral conduct on regular display by the Democrat Party and its various supported groups and causes, being shocked by the left is steadily becoming more and more unlikely. We’ve all said it, a proverbial million times: “Nothing these people do shocks me, anymore.”
Yeah, well, this did if only mildly. Worse, it
angered the hell out of me.
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