Schenectady charter school proposal withdrawn; Would-be founder says he hopes to resubmit | The Daily Gazette
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A Schenectady-based charter school proposal was withdrawn the day following a public forum where community members resisted the proposal, but the school’s would-be founder on Thursday suggested he plans to resubmit a proposal this summer.
Re’Shawn Rogers, a former Brooklyn charter school educator who in February filed a charter application with the SUNY Charter Schools Institute to establish an elementary charter school in Schenectady, on Thursday said he and others involved in the proposed school remain committed to establishing a new school in Schenectady. The proposed K-5 Destine Preparatory Academy would focus on students in some of the city’s highest-poverty areas.
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The National Charity League honored more than two dozen of its debutantes with a High School Senior Recognition Banquet Feb. 27 at Eberley Brooks Events.
The young women’s predecessors were called ticktockers because they came to a work site where their mothers were doing volunteer work for the community, and they had nothing to do except watch the clock, according to A-J Media archives.
That has changed, and a new generation of ticktockers volunteer their own work along with that of their mothers. These young women have been serving as volunteers since seventh grade.
The Patronesses and Ticktockers in the class of 2021 have contributed thousands of hours to the Lubbock community.