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In 2021, as the economy reeled from the pandemic, a one-year expansion of the child tax credit led to a historic 46 percent decline in the child poverty rate...
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- After a career of 34 years in public education (21 as principal of a middle school and a high school), my "retirement" has really been a "resetting" of my life. I greatly enjoy my continuing work as a consultant (now going on 22 years), especially helping and mentoring new school leaders.
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Meetings are Too Big Too Frequent and Too Long
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Guided Reading and Text Challenge
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Guided Reading and Text Challenge
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Blast from the Past: This posting originally appeared on August 30, 2015 and reposted August 19, 2023. Issues about whether students should be taught at grade level or instructional level continue to plague the field of reading education. Since this first posted,…
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Thank you for connecting, Mike.
Dear Mike - Thanks for the informative and passionate address you gave in Plainedge last evening.
Thanks for invite!
Tony Cali
Sincerely,
Geri Pesko
Hi Michael,
I just noticed that you live in Huntington, so do I!
How nice that you are continuing your impact in education with this forum.
Christine
I am honored to accept your invitation and will also include you in my linkin network. Saundra
Thank you. Have been enjoying the site! Jessica
Thank you - this site is wonderful!!! Miriam Flynn
Hi Mike-
I would like to post a "Call for Program Proposals" for the 2012 NYSEC Conference. What would be the best way to do that so that it is seen by all members?
Thanks,
Larry Butti
Hi Mike, I am a member. Mary Fitzpatrick
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