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Reaction To Racial Imbalance Citation From The State

Parent and community leaders, the First Selectman voice concern on how to deal with…
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Board of Ed: Redistricting Not The First Option To Racial…

But redistricting may be on the horizon to balance enrollment trends in Greenwich Public…
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Consultants For Racial Balance and Digital Learning

Greenwich Public Schools are utilizing consultants to help tackle two big challenges.
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Ed Board Considers Options To Address Racial Imbalance

Greenwich's options include in district and cross-district magnets, compact, contract or…
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Board of Ed Considers Capital Spending and Fiscal Discipline

Spending, Saving and Receiving Money on the Board's Agenda
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Curriculum Review at Top of Ed Board's Priorities

With the budget passed, the Greenwich Board of Education gets down to other business.
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School Board Business Beyond The Budget

9th Grade English, Racial Imbalance, Human Resources and more on the board's agenda.
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It's All in the Numbers for Greenwich Students

Greenwich Public Schools Focus on scores, enrollment and racial imbalance.
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The School Bell Rings For Greenwich Students ...

and the Board of Education gets back to work too.
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Calendar, Courses and A Cure For Racial Imbalance

The Board of Education continues its quest for a response to the State Board of Education.
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Ed Board Approves 2013-14 Operating Budget

at $142 million; a 1.97% increase
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State, Local Budgets A Legislative Priority [VIDEO]

Legislators outline concerns at annual Greenwich United Way Legislative Breakfast.
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Letter: 'Shameful That New Lebanon Students Are…

This letter was posted by Barbara Heins. It was written and submitted by Lucy vonBrachel. To…
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Board Reviews Effectiveness of Greenwich 9th Grade English,…

Are Students Being Challenged? How To Balance The District?
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Ed Board to Review Greenwich Schools' Performance

This week's work session also will include a review of magnet school enrollment efforts.
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Balancing the Scales of Juvenile Justice

Three bills to intended to make the system more fair, to end racial disparity and to decrease…
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Board of Education Gets Back to Work

Concerns remain from prior years.
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A SHAMEFUL NIGHT AT THE BET: MISA PASSES 7-6 AS PARTISAN…

The BET voted to approve the supplemental appropriation for MISA by an unusual 7-6 vote at the…
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Democrat Moriarty Retains Board of Ed Chair

Republicans Decline To Nominate A Candidate
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The Personal Journey of a Campaign Candidate

What goes through your mind when you're asked to represent your Party in a political race with…
Stephanie Paulmeno, MS, RN, NH…  

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MISA: The BET Budget Committee Sends Mixed Signals on the…

On April 23 the BET will vote on the future of the MISA Project. The 2-2 vote by the Budget…
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What Does The No Child Left Behind Waiver Mean For Greenwich…

Open Choice Eliminated, New Benchmarks
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