Save Our Challenge has added an Addendum to the Save Our Challenge Proposal: Recommendations and Rationale Based on Community Input. This Addendum contains even more recent research on why our District needs to keep the Challenge Program.
See the original Proposal here
Then read the Addendum here
We believe that Challenge/Honors classes are critical for all kids who choose a more rigorous educational path, and we also believe that children should be able to choose NOT to take Challenge classes if that is not the right path for them. Join us in our mission to Save the Self-Select Challenge Program.
Thursday, April 28, 2016
Saturday, April 23, 2016
Meeting Notes from the April 18, 2016 MSGRTF Are Available
Click here to read the notes several observers took at the April 18, 2016 Middle School Grade Reconfiguration Task Force Meeting. Note: The meeting members broke up into several smaller groups and moved to different rooms to continue the conversation. Observers followed them to the new rooms to take notes. Some conversations were hard to hear and notes are most likely not complete, but we do the best we can. :)
Also note that the Task force did not discuss any public comments before voting. They did not discuss the survey results (I believe they were only given the results of 2 survey questions in their document packet); they did not discuss the Save Our Challenge Document (the task force was only given the 2 page exec summary and not the whole 69 page document, I believe). So these votes are the result of having discussed no public input...
Also note that the Task force did not discuss any public comments before voting. They did not discuss the survey results (I believe they were only given the results of 2 survey questions in their document packet); they did not discuss the Save Our Challenge Document (the task force was only given the 2 page exec summary and not the whole 69 page document, I believe). So these votes are the result of having discussed no public input...
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