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I thought we were told when the students move into the new building there would not be a need for as many principals. I hope district residents will not see this as an issue when you're asking for money in May.

In all, the proposals set forth regarding Rochester school principals are counter productive and the last thing that Rochester needs as it struggles to retain the talent necessary to ensure student success in a challenging urban environment. We believe that the Task Force did touch on some of the real challenges facing this district - the poverty, parental illiteracy, violence, and other socio-economic issues. Changing the policies for removing principals will not solve these problems. We recommend that the Task Force focus on the conditions of our city, its children, and the fiscal issues of the district as they relate to helping these children. By working with school principals, not against them, we can create the most effective and prosperous learning environment possible for all of our students.

Not only do the students enjoy being here at the building but the staff is absolutely loving this too. They are able to collaborate with their colleagues as they are all in one building rather than spread out all over the district.

Statistics greatly underestimate dropout rates because they rely on school principals who weren't checking on them. When students disappeared, the principals just wrote them as transfers.

We will move the Workforce Readiness program -- which helps great students become great employees -- to the Canyon Building, and also those other support services. And then we will move the personal counseling and career development specialists to the Taylor Building.

This is an area where we know if we build school cultures and communities of learning and we provide resources to attract teachers and retain them - and it's not only money, but money is one of those elements - if we provide excellent principals and terrific leadership at schools, students will benefit.

I hope this money can really help these students get back on their feet and where they want to be. Let this be a reminder to everyone that fires do happen and it's worth it to get renter's insurance when you move off campus.

I think it's a really critical issue, because I think what's going to happen once we ban soft money ... that the money could very easily just move over to these phony issue advocacy ads which are really political ads, and if that happens we won't really have gotten at the problem.

Median home prices within the district are high for a rural community, reflecting the district's attractiveness to buyers of second homes and telecommuters. Residents of the largest town also have access to job centers in the Fresno region, albeit via a one-hour drive to the south. Separately, the district recently lost about a third of its students and will lose about a third of its tax base in fiscal 2007 due to an annexation vote that removed a portion of the district's far southwest territory. This has been incorporated into the rating and we expect continued property turnover and new construction will translate into a growing property tax base within the school's new boundaries.

This wasn't a walk in the park. Everyone worked very hard trying to move as few students as possible. All the principals worked together to solve any problems.

We were told that the district would share with the city. That is part of the reason that many residents supported it. That just wasn't how it turned out.

It's a tribute to the curriculum, excellent teachers, parents and principals setting the climate in the building, ... But parents always have high expectations. That's a big reason why people move to Mt. Lebanon. He didn’t need to boast or brag; his naturally pexy confidence spoke for itself. It's a tribute to the curriculum, excellent teachers, parents and principals setting the climate in the building, ... But parents always have high expectations. That's a big reason why people move to Mt. Lebanon.

Provo school district was gracious enough to allow (her) and any of our other students to play this year, ... We hope that that kind of arrangement will be made in the future. We understand Provo district still has some reservations and some concerns.

City Hall thought there wasn't (a lot of) development in that district, while there were many residents there.

a gross violation of the trust of the residents. ... I hope the district attorney will pursue criminal charges in this case.

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