Author: Nancy Rawley
Nancy Rawley is the mother of two PPS students, and is co-publisher of PPS Equity. She blogs regularly at Wacky Mommy.
Contributions by Nancy Rawley
- Wacky Mommy vs. Starbase, or Why It’s Wrong for Portland Public Schools to Allow the U.S. Government to Do Military Recruitment on Any Students, But Especially 5-Year-Olds Tuesday, January 26th, 2010
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Recent Comments
(see more comments)- stephanie on Inequities in Special Education: John – Go straight to Joanne Mabbot and Xavier Botana with this...
- Bill on HS Redesign resolution: a few suggestions: A comment or two on Steve Duin’s Thursday column on the HS...
- John B. Tang on Inequities in Special Education: Thank you, Stephanie. Let’s get connected. There are so many...
- Stephanie Hunter on Inequities in Special Education: John I couldn’t agree with you more. A few situations have...
- John B. Tang on No Child Left Behind, the Basketball Version: Even though I agree with all of you about NCLB, but...
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- STARBASE reauthorized on a 4-3 vote
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- Did PPS Waste $4,964,861 on an Ineffective Math and Science Program?
- Teacher contract approved: What’s it mean for teachers?
- Inequities in Special Education
- HS Redesign resolution: a few suggestions
- School board meeting open thread
- You Couldn’t Pay PPS to Close the Achievement Gap
- A veteran speaks out on STARBASE
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(Machine translation of PPS Equity, with apologies to non-English speakers for lack of better translations.)