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Hundreds opt-out of math exams
Rockville Centre students joined the second round of opt-outs last week, with 59 percent of students declining the state math exam. more
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Work continues at SSHS, but slow approvals from the state are putting other projects around the district on indefinite hold.
School A/C plan in limbo
Because of long delays from the State Education Department, the Rockville Centre Board of Education must decide whether to move forward with the installation of air conditioners at district schools without department approval — and possibly forgo hundreds of thousands of dollars in state aid. more
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Hundreds more Rockville Centre students opted out this year than last year, bringing the total to 1,036.
RVC students ‘opt out’ in record numbers
More than 1,000 Rockville Centre students — 62 percent of third- through eighth-graders — refused to take the state English Language Arts assessments last week, far surpassing the number of “opt-outs” the district had last year. more
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Dr. Carol Burris spoke at a Common Core Education Forum last month. On April 13, she announced that she would be retiring early to focus all of her energies on fighting Common Core and the APPR.
Dr. Carol Burris to retire as SSHS principal
Dr. Carol Burris, the nationally recognized and award-winning principal of South Side High School for 15 years, announced last week that she would be retiring early to focus all of her time on … more
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More than 1,000 students — 60 percent of those testable — opted out of the state ELA test this year.
RVC opts out in record numbers
More than 1,000 Rockville Centre students — 60 percent of the testable school population — opted out of the New York State ELA test this week, shattering the record that the district had set last … more
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Facebook has been a rallying place for parents who have chosen to opt their kids out, providing them with resources and links, like this sign, to help spread the word.
Opting in or opting out?
With state exams set to start next Tuesday, many parents in Rockville Centre are deciding whether their children will take them. more
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The Board is considering adding five new teaching assistants in the elementary schools to help students struggling with math.
Five new T.A.s for district?
As part of its ongoing budget discussions last week, the Board of Education considered adding more teaching assistants to the elementary schools to help students struggling with math. more
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Dr. William Johnson credited the teachers for their performance, but said the evaluations are focusing on the wrong criteria.
RVC teachers get flying colors on APPR
The Rockville Centre School District had no poorly rated teachers, according to evaluations released by the state late last month. more
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Senator Dean Skelos and others met with school district officials to discuss the governor’s education policies.
Legislators quizzed on governor’s Ed. policies
At a special meeting on March 6, the Rockville Centre Board of Education and administration voiced their concerns about Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s education policies to local elected officials. more
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The largest portion of the budget is instructional spending, which includes teacher salaries.
School budget’s details draw early focus
Electronics — report cards and voting machines — were the big topics of discussion at the Board of Education’s budget meeting on Feb. 25. more
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