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Steven Peterson June 7, 2013 at 10:10 am
While the town leaders are tiring to figure out how to redistricting the schools lets redistrict the…Read More towing. There is no reason to have Repair shops on the towing list that sell there week rotation to out of town companies that are already on the list. “Still Revolutionary” ok if that is what you think.
Douglas DeNunzio June 8, 2013 at 04:21 pm
nobody would like to see the town go to the wrong districts though when we need them to figure out…Read More what the easiest and best restructuring plan is
sandra evans June 7, 2013 at 02:05 pm
GHS and our entire public school system has a lot more to be concerned with than how a few kids…Read More dress...
Leslie Yager May 11, 2013 at 09:22 am
Great video! GHS offers our kids a lot of terrific opportunities you won't find elsewhere...
Believer April 29, 2013 at 07:22 am
It seems to me that back in the day when we were taught long division we were doing Singapore Math,…Read More then children were taught math another way and we could not help our children with their homework. And who knows how many times the math curriculum was changed. No wonder we have confused children, the left hand does not know what the right hand is doing. They cannot add one and one without a calculator, let alone make change at a cash register. Let's get our act together so that all children can do the same math, the same way, and if they change schools they will know what is going on and then leave it alone. I guess you are saying that children who have been taught math the "old" way were being taught wrong.
Peter F. Alexander April 29, 2013 at 07:52 am
Too bad Calf Island was stolen from them.
Add in 75% of the "Seton property" was sold off…Read More for development with only the part closest to the Merritt Parkway retained and perhaps the students should learn about the "planning " scams that continue.
Ed Krumeich April 29, 2013 at 11:16 am
GR: I get it: you oppose the MISA project. But that was decided already. The "line in the…Read More sand" you want to draw was crossed. The question now is whether there is justification for the supplemental appropriation. So far I have not heard any arguments against the $ 5 M increase caused by the PCB contamination and resulting delays. As for my arrogance and sarcasm, I will admit to one, but not the other. Or perhaps I am just being sarcastic?
Greenwich Resident April 29, 2013 at 11:44 am
EK: I'm moving on but I get it: you will be in favor of MISA no matter what the cost! $34 million…Read More dollars can build a fabulous MISA. Sarcasm seems to follow your persona. Ciao
Ed Krumeich April 29, 2013 at 12:26 pm
The MISA project as approved was for $ 37.3 million, not $ 34 million, with $ 3.1 million put off to…Read More 2013-14. The project has not changed except to address the PCB contamination. I am not for MISA at any price, but I am for MISA as approved. I agree with the BET that adding another $ 2 million to contingency makes sense. Buona fortuna.
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