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April 2008
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Entries tagged with ‘students’Sunset High’s avant guard blogTeacher Bryan Lindsay’s students at Sunset High School have an arts blog, 2120 West. There’s some neat student creations there. The Fire Poi entry is scary cool…. Skyline supporters looking for solutionsParents, students and staffers at Skyline High School are determined to find a way to deal with overcrowding on their campus rather than move some magnet clusters to Conrad. Meetings are being held this week at 6:30 p.m. at the… Preview the work of future scientists…DISD is hosting a science fair for middle- and high-school students next weekend. The best projects will be judged in this contest, and an awards ceremony will be held afterward. If you’ve never been to a science fair, check it… DISD spokesman responds to “rumor”There’s been a lot said about the district’s plan to move some Skyline magnets to Conrad High School. Some folks attending a recent community meeting — and on this blog (5th entry from bottom) — say teachers have been threatened… Skyline moves will be protested (and possibly picketed) on ThursdayFewer people attended the meeting last night at Skyline (likely because many people didn’t know about it and some attended a Buckner Terrace neighborhood meeting), but folks were just as passionate about not wanting to move six Skyline magnets to… DISD kids: Want a free computer?Catapult Online is offering free, on-line tutoring, funded under the No Child Left Behind Act, to students in certain low-performing schools. The bonus, other than getting educated, is that kids get to keep the computer Catapult provides in their home… Public meeting at Skyline next weekDISD trustee Ron Price asked me to get the word out about a town hall meeting he’s having at Skyline at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday. He wants everyone to bring some ideas to offer a “better” solution to crowding issues than… DISD decides to move Skyline magnetsIt’s late, but I thought I’d let everyone know to look for the story on Skyline High School tomorrow. It’s a short story (it’s a tight paper tomorrow), but in a nutshell, DISD chief administrative officer Donna Micheaux told several… Want to be a DISD know-it-all?The district is holding two parent academies this month. You know, the Saturday gatherings started back in 2002 to educate parents and students on topics ranging from preparing for college to getting into a magnet program. The academies, which have… |
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