Monday, June 30, 2008
Friday, June 27, 2008
IPEGS Training
Parkway Elementary School will be hosting the two-day, IPEGS Training for interested instructional staff on Monday, August 11 and Tuesday, August 12. Ms. Fogelson will provide more information about registration.
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Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 3:39 PM
Thursday, June 26, 2008
Senate Panel Votes to Kill Funds for 'Reading First'
Source: Education Week; June 24, 2008
A Senate Appropriations subcommittee voted to eliminate all funding for the Reading First program, as part of a fiscal 2009 spending bill that would provide modest increases for other education programs.
In explaining his panel's decision to zero out the program, the panel cited the results of a preliminary federal evaluation of Reading First, released May 1, which found that the program has had no impact...
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 8:06 AM
Category Reading/Lang. Arts
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Special School Board Meeting
Please click the link to access today's Special School Board Meeting Agenda.
Special School Board Meeting Agenda
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 2:48 AM
Category Governance
Monday, June 23, 2008
Master Schedule
While I know some grade levels have seen drafts of their tentative schedules for the 08-09 school year, note that we have since learned that there will be changes in our allocations for certain types of teachers. This will significantly impact some of the services we wanted to provide next year. Details to Come.
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 1:32 AM
Category Curriculum
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Free Tickets To Universal Studios
Universal Orlando Resort®, in partnership with the Florida Education Foundation, is offering ALL Florida Public School Personnel (PreK-12) the opportunity to experience TWO exciting theme parks -- Universal Studios Florida® and Universal’s Islands of Adventure®... FREE!
For more information, click here
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 4:30 PM
Category General Information
Friday, June 20, 2008
School Lunches To Increase
The price of full-price school lunches will increase by 50 cents.
The measure was intended to help offset the rising price of food. It will not apply to free or reduced-price lunch, district officials said.
Student lunches will now cost $2.25 in elementary schools and $2.50 in secondary schools.
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 1:57 AM
Category Health/Nutrition
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Saxon Training
The Opening of School Saxon Math Training for our grade 1 and 2 teachers will take place on Friday, August 8 at 9:00 a.m. in our media center. If you have any questions, please contact Ms. Scott.
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 1:41 AM
Category Mathematics/Science
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Free Tutoring Program
Registration for Miami-Dade Public Library System SMART (Science Math and Reading Tutoring) program is taking place at all branches through July 7. The program will begin Oct. 4 and end on May 16, 2009.
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Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 6:35 AM
Category Curriculum
Thursday, June 12, 2008
School Board Agenda
Here is this month's school board agenda.
School Board Agenda
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 7:03 AM
Category Governance
Monday, June 09, 2008
FINS Friday
We are happy to announce that Parkway Elementary School was selected as a participant in the Miami Dolphins Fins Friday Program. The mascot (TD) and other members from the Dolphins Organization will be at our school on Friday, October 17. Details To Come
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 5:11 PM
Category Meetings/Events
Thursday, June 05, 2008
Crist may expand Florida's online education
Thousands of public-school children across the state may soon be able to go to class without leaving their homes under a far-reaching measure that is now sitting on the desk of Gov. Charlie Crist.
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Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 5:40 AM
Category Curriculum
Monday, June 02, 2008
Gov. Crist Signs New Tougher P.E. Bill
Gov. Charlie Crist has signed a bill requiring Florida elementary schools provide 30 minutes of continuous exercise daily for their students.
Posted by Adam Kosnitzky at 5:12 PM
Category Governance