On Monday I lobbed back: Dear Ms. English Teacher, Thanks for your response. While I appreciate your suggestions for enrichment outside of school, my concern remains how to meet M.’s learning needs in school and how to help her feel that her time in the classroom is productive and meaningful, given the challenges you note. [...]
Archive for October 29th, 2008
Blurt Follow-up II
Posted in Gifted, School, tagged advocacy, Gifted, middle school, mpcs on October 29, 2008 | 5 Comments »
Bye Bye GT Transportation?
Posted in Gifted, School, tagged advocacy, Center program, Fairfax County, Gifted, School on October 29, 2008 | 2 Comments »
What I predicted could happen in Montgomery County is now on the table in Fairfax County, Virginia: eliminating transportation to GT Centers. So sayeth yesterday’s Washington Post: Fairfax County Superintendent Jack D. Dale yesterday revealed new details about the economic downturn’s potential hit on the region’s largest school system, offering a budget scenario that includes [...]
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