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2006-01-03
Mifflin, school closings were top school district news in '05
Columbus This Week Newspapers, OH - Dec 28, 2005 Superintendent Harris was named the 2005 Champion of Children by the Columbus Montessori Education Center. At the award's 12th annual
The school district participated in the May primary election, its first. When the school board decided on a two-tiered election process, members argued that the historically large field of candidates for school board in the November elections meant that voters couldn't become informed enough on each candidate. As it turned out, only seven candidates ended up on the primary ballot, and six -- two for each of the three open seats -- advanced to the general election. The primary, which will cost CPS an estimated $130,000 when the bill is sent next month, served to eliminate only one candidate. That prompted one board member to say she might not have OK'd the idea if she knew how expensive it was going to be.

2005-12-13
Escuela Tlatelolco’s Three C’s: Community, Culture and Caring
Connect For Kids, D.C. - 22 hours ago and from preschool through sixth grade, Escuela Tlatelolco follows Montessori methods a teacher and then an administrator, believed that an education should be
Incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in 1971, the school developed a full spectrum of services from early childhood education through high school, and an onsite, four-year college program accredited through Goddard College. In 1982, finances forced the closure of all elements except the high school. In 1994 Escuela started rebuilding and in 1995 purchased its present site in the former St. Dominic's elementary school, where the building's exterior and halls and classrooms are now splashed with the colorful murals in themes of Mesoamerican and Latino culture.

2005-12-05
CFA: District concerns unsubstantiated
Venice Gondolier, FL - Dec 1, 2005 approve a separate charter school application for Island Village Montessori Charter School more than $27 million in grants to support education throughout the
"The Review Committee found 'no distinction between board members, administration, facilities or mission' between the two schools. This is both a broad overstatement and incorrect. At most it reflects two charter schools that have determined that they can mutually benefit each other and their students and parents by cooperating -- a commendable goal."

2005-12-01
DPS Looks Ahead To Influx Of Preschoolers
cbs4denver.com, CO - Nov 28, 2005 report "Ready for Kindergarten" the DPS Task Force on Early Education and School principal of Academia Ana Marie Sandoval, a dual language Montessori school in
Recognizing letters of the alphabet is one early sign of how a child will fare in school. In the fall of 2003 Denver Public Schools recorded the number of letters on average that a child from a high income English speaking family could recognize, versus a child from a low income Spanish speaking family. A child from the first group might recognize some 24 letters of the alphabet, a child from the latter might recognize fewer than five letters. Spanish speaking children are the fastest growing demographic in DPS.

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