Cheryl Bradley
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Trustees Talk Educational Philosophy
AISD board and staff clash over concept of privatizing education
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Point Austin: Unaccountable
In the public school testing frenzy, responsibility and consequences flow only downward
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What’s at Stake in Austin’s Schools?
AISD faces a spring election and a brace of persistent problems
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Elementary School Limbo Continues
Decisive vote on whether to close two AISD elementary schools comes down to indecisive 4-4 tie at Monday’s board of trustees meeting
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Forgione Now Suggests Closing Becker and Oak Springs Outright
“Repurposing” has turned into “closure.”
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Public and Trustees Blast AISD ‘Repurposing’ Plan
Speed and lack of public input criticized in hearings
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AISD Gets the Ball Rolling on High School Redesign
Gates Foundation grant pushes attempt to completely rethink high school
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Battling for Music, History, and Learning
Juneteenth Battle of the Bands competition harkens back to days when marching bands enjoyed a celebrated place in Austin’s black community, and creates opportunity for greater future African-American involvement in school bands.
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Johnston High Turns Triplet
AISD moves on plan to divide Eastside school into three smaller ‘learning communities’