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News & Updates:
Obama Wins! What does it mean?
What
Randi Weingarten says...
Common
Planning Time Survey
Click Here to
See the Results
 Chapter Meeting with Carmen
Alvarez,
UFT VP for Special
Education
Monday, 2/25/2008 period 9 in
the auditorium balcony
Pertinent
Documents: The Law and IEP Access,
CTT Classes,
Sample IEP.
 Letter
from Randi 1/29/08
Safety Survey Results
Must Read:
Diane Ravitch-
Don't blame the
teachers!
School
Report Cards - Check out Bergtraum and compare to other
schools.
Remember, numbers don't lie; just educational bureaucrats who
misuse them to make you think they mean more than they really
do.
October
Chapter Meeting Minutes
25/55 Agreement with City
Merit Pay Proposal
2 views on
these proposals may be found at:
www.edwize.org
and
http://ednotesonline.blogspot.com/
Minutes from meeting with the principal 9/26/2007
Chapter Meeting Calendar for 2007-2008
The DOE 2007/2008
Calendar
can be found here.
This Year's School Budget
When there's a medical emergency
-
dial 911 THEN the principal
(611)
See
Chancellor's Regulation A-412
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Send John an e-mail (john@elfrank.net)
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MUST Reads-
Articles that Challenge the
Orthodoxy & Speak to Our Immediate Condition
Prepare for THIS Year!
Submit these to the principal and
AP ASAP.
Component A alternative to
formal observation
sample plan.
Pre-Observation Request Form
OUR MAN OF THE
CENTURY
"I consider it
important, indeed urgently necessary, for intellectual
workers to get together, both to protect their own
economic status and, also generally speaking, to secure
their influence in the political field."
Albert
Einstein
(commenting on why he joined the American Federation of
Teachers, AFL-CIO)
Meet your MBHS Chapter Leadership
New Yorkers for Smaller Class Size:
New Yorkers for Smaller
Classes is a coalition of parents, educators, advocates, unions and
clergy who have come together to address the continuing crisis of
large class size in New York City public schools. The coalition has
a long-term commitment to make smaller classes a matter of law, not
annual budget dealing...
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