Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Clip Report for September 9

City News Service via SDNN.com

September 9, 2009

SD Unified School District unveils new Web site

A cleaner and less complicated San Diego Unified School District Web site is available for public use Wednesday. The new site, launched late Tuesday night, replaced an older system that Bernie Rhinerson, the chief district relations officer, called Òhuge and outdated.Ó Also carred by SanDiego6.com.

 

La Jolla Light

September 9, 2009

LJES changes surprise students, parents

When school started on Tuesday, the hundreds of students and parents entering La Jolla Elementary School (LJES) probably did a double take.

 

Students realize dream of Mormon Club at LJHS

When Christie Richmond, a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the Mormons), was in eighth grade, she found herself constantly explaining why her beliefs were different from everyone else's.

 

Voice of San Diego

September 9, 2009

Grier: It Ain't Over Yet

Houston schools had to wait three weeks before officially offering their superintendent's job to Terry Grier, the current superintendent of San Diego Unified. That wait is scheduled to end Thursday. But Grier said that doesn't mean he'll automatically sign a contract with Houston this week.

 

School Board Balks at Peer Tutoring Class

The San Diego Unified school board balked at letting a school add a class in which students tutor other children with special needs, worrying that it might not be a real, academically rigorous class.

 

September 8, 2009

School's Back In

I spent a few hours out at San Diego Unified's Marston Middle School in Clairemont this morning to get a sense of how the first day of school is unfolding. I've got some ideas for future stories -- no spilling the beans yet -- but here are some little things worth noting.

 

San Diego Union-Tribune

September 9, 2009

Obama's advice: study hard

After all of the national uproar about President Barack Obama's back-to-school speech, San Marcos eighth-grader Jennifer Morales distilled his message into a simple statement: There's no excuse for not working hard in school.

 

KPBS-FM

September 8, 2009

These Days: Challenging Year Begins for Many Local Schools

MAUREEN CAVANAUGH: I'm Maureen Cavanaugh, and you're listening to These Days on KPBS. Most local educators would agree that we are beginning a challenging school year in San Diego.

 

San Diego Union-Tribune

September 8, 2009

Wave of reassignments marks new school year

SAN DIEGO — Back-to-school jitters are alive and well at Scripps Ranch High School. But this year, it's not just the freshmen who are worried about fitting in, making new friends and navigating an unfamiliar campus.

 

KUSI-TV

September 8, 2009

Morning News live at Barnard Elementary School

 

KSWB-TV

September 8, 2009

Morning News live at Roosevelt Middle School

 

KGTV-10

September 8, 2009

Local Students React To Obama's Education Speech

10News visited a Lemon Grove school to get their reaction to President Obama's speech on education.

 

KGTV-10

September 8, 2009

Schools Turn To Possible Sponsorships To Fund Activities

School districts around California are getting creative when it comes to reeling in funding for activities

 

KUSI-TV

September 7, 2009

School Board President Shelia Jackson on Morning News

 

KFMB-TV Ch. 8

Septeber 4, 2009

Local parents can opt out of Obama's school address

School kids in San Diego and across the nation are getting caught up in what's becoming a political firestorm. Even though school hasn't started in the San Diego Unified School District just yet, the office operators have been busy fielding calls from some parent who want their students to be excused from viewing the president's speech, which just happens to fall on the first day of school.

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