> Before the Moscow schools can begin to reform in any way The Parents must
> begin to speak out. The question then is how to get them to do so?
Perhaps we parents can propose an agenda of topics we would like to
discuss with the Moscow School Board of Education. Such as:
a. social promotion
b. discipline
c. curriculum integrity
d. ... add some more ...
I have discussed these topics one-on-one with various members of the
education village (administrators, board members, teachers, parents) and
I hear them voice support for change/reform. However, nothing seems to
happen (imperceptible glacial movements may occur).
I believe these are intelligent, honest persons who want to do what is
best for our children. Would it help them get started on real reform, if
we citizens attended a board meeting, with a formal agenda?
I only know of one board member who reads/contributes to this group.
Bob Probasco