(At the forum in Pompeii)
We are working diligently on readying our roll-out of Apple Macs to the class of 2013. Please check the school's website for details. Next week Mr. Orr and I will be traveling to Boston for the Building Learning Communities Conference sponsored by November Learning, one of the premier organizations in the country that supports transitioning to student centered, project-based schools that teacher higher order thinking skills. Not surprisingly, technology plays a critical role in accomplishing that transition.
Hiring is complete. We are excited to say hello to nine new teachers who bring a varied set of experiences to our school.
We have changed drug testing companies. We are now working with American Toxicological Inc., a local company that will provide us with faster results at less expense. That last point means we will be able to add 1-2 more rounds of random testing.
(At the entrance to the ancient Olympic Village)
Enrollment continues to look positive for the fall. Currently over 1330 student are registered. With the economy in the state it is in, that number is likely to go down. While we have long waiting lists in grades 7 & 8. Space may be available in other grades. Contact Mrs. Carol Neal if you need specific information about enrolling a student.
1 comment:
Hi Mr. Dunning,
Just catching up and read your last two blogs. Sounds like we are making alot of great progress and enhancements for the school, which is great. However, I have not heard any plans or updates on a soccer field for our boys and girls JV and Varsity soccer teams. We have lots of kids invested in that sport and hope that we are planning a soccer field. Do we have that in the plan somewhere?
Sue Kay
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