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News that impacts the K-12 education scene.

April 20, 2009

Summer school cuts

GCS officials say expected state budget cuts will likely mean fewer students will be able to attend summer school.

Should a state law preventing school systems from charging for summer school be repealed?

April 11, 2009

Northern high principal, AD resign

Here's the story. Feel free to share you thoughts on the issue.

April 9, 2009

How many more jobs?

Principals are due to turn in their school budgets Friday. Additional teaching positions could be cut from those budgets. Superintendent Mo Green says they won't be able to say tomorrow how many more jobs might get cut and isn't sure when they will.

April 8, 2009

Budget rolled out

You've had a few hours to digest Green's budget proposal, what do you think?

April 1, 2009

More teacher layoffs could come

Sounds like more teacher layoffs are imminent. Anyone else hearing from their teachers anything like this?

March 31, 2009

Resource for parents

Karen Alley of Piedmont Parent emailed me this morning pointing me to her site. Looks like a lot of good info for parents.

Thanks Karen.

March 30, 2009

Leaky roof and more

Archer Elementary isn't alone in needs for repairs. What are some of the issues you parents have come across at your schools?

March 27, 2009

Cuts to come

Possible job cuts were announced. And while Mo is still mum on who exactly stands to get the axe in the central office we do know that he expects to cut about $13.1 million there.

Thoughts?

March 24, 2009

Thoughts on regions

Here's what Green is recommending. What do you all think?

March 16, 2009

State budget

Gov. Perdue is expected to give more detail about the education portion of her budget today before releasing the entire budget this week. I'll post a link to the story ASAP. What are you thoughts on how she should budget education. Should teachers get raises? Should transportation dollars get cut? More spending per child? Less spending for construction?

UPDATE --- Not a lot of surprises from Raleigh yesterday. But the question is will this really help local officials staff schools? Will the legislature support it? Time will tell.

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