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November Board Work Session
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The November Board Work Session will be held on November 10 at 7:00 p.m. at the Starkey Building. Please mark you calendars accordingly.
Monday, October 20, 2008
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Welcome! A blog, run by Jennifer Abell, Vice Chair of the Charles County Board of Education, involving topics and issues on education and children. Comments are not official communications of the Charles County School Board but are a personal effort to be more transparent. Both complimentary comments and constructive criticism are not only appreciated but encouraged. Student participation is also encouraged and therefore the use of proper language and decorum is requested at all times.
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2008
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October
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- State board votes to keep HSA requirement
- Downturn Expected to Drive Tuition Up
- Dr. Freeman Hrabowski, III
- HSA Results
- Board Approves Budget Cuts
- TONIGHT: Board to Hold Q & A on New High School U...
- Open Thread Sunday!
- Kids Less Likely to Graduate than Parents
- Time for Round Two!
- From Mr. James Richmond
- November Board Work Session
- Weast, Grasmick disagree over HSAs
- AP RESULTS, PART II
- Commissioners Meeting, 10/21/08
- Open Thread Sunday!
- NOTES: Board Meeting, 10/14/08
- Experts question benefit of school time-out rooms
- Md. school creates classes for Asperger's students
- AP RESULTS!!!!!
- What is the Problem with Education in America?
- Highly qualified teachers in most CCPS classrooms
- Open Thread Sunday!
- REMINDER: Board Meeting, 10/14/08
- Notes from Q & A, October 9, 2008
- TONIGHT!!
- Do you Believe?
- Family Life Committee
- Open Thread Sunday!
- State looks at ways to train, retain more teachers
- State report on Highly Qualified Teachers/Classes
- Parent@School
- Economy Squeezes Education Budget
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ABOUT ME
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MY PLEDGE TO YOU
"I will serve as an educational advocate on behalf of our community in order to advance the educational vision for our schools, pursue its goals, and encourage progress as we work together in a diverse society."
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- >>COMMON CORE STANDARDS<<
- Achieve
- Anybody Can Learn
- Autism Speaks
- BayNet
- Blog Net News
- Charles County Board Elections
- College Board
- ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act)
- Education Index
- Education Week
- Great American Schools
- MD Assoc. Board of Educations
- MD State Dept. of Education
- March of Dimes - Events - Maryland and DC
- National Assoc. for Music Ed.
- National Center for Educ. Stats
- National School Boards Assoc.
- Office of Educational Tech.
- Parent Institute
- Southern Maryland Newspapers
- U.S. Constitution
- U.S. Dept. of Education
- U.S. History
- Washington Post
REPORTS OF INTEREST
- American School Board Journal
- Civil Rights Monitor
- Data-Driven Reform
- MSA Report Card - Charles County
- Maryland State Report Card
- National Charter School Research Project
- National Network of Partnership Schools
- Policy research that benefits children, families, and their communities
- The Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)
My Pledge To You
"I will serve as an educational advocate on behalf of our community in order to advance the educational vision for our schools, pursue its goals, and encourage progress as we work together in a diverse society."
All posts by authority of Charles Alan Denman, Treasurer
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