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Class of 2007 Has Much to Celebrate

From receiving scholarships totaling over $3.5 million and being accepted into some of the finest universities in the country, the Class of 2007 has much of which to be proud. Click here to view a list of colleges and universities where students were accepted.

 

Wiley Middle School Teacher Featured in Education Week

Wiley Middle School Math and Social Studies Teacher Heather Penny is featured in the June 13 issue of Education Week. The story in the national publication chronicles teachers' experiences in their first five years in the profession and whether or not they have remained with the District in which they began their career. Penny found what she was looking for after moving to teach at Wiley.

Excerpt from Education Week, June 13, 2007 issue:

After considerable study, leaders at Wiley Middle had adopted both a more flexible schedule and the practice of advisories, a special class, meeting daily in Wiley's case, where the teacher stays with the students as a counselor and advocate throughout their three years. The innovations helped attract Ms. Penny and more than a half-dozen other young teachers to the school. "We made a dramatic shift in the climate of the building," she said.

 

Summer Reading Lists Available Online

One of the most valuable activities families can enjoy is to share in the reading experience. Studies have shown that children who read during the summer will maintain and grow their reading skills. Summer reading lists and a reading log are now posted for your reference.

Click here for summer reading list information

 

Students and Schools Joined Together to
Parade the Circle

Over 100 costumed elementary students marched along eight floats at the annual Parade the Circle event in June, around Wade Oval at University Circle. Students were dressed as seaweed and schools of fish alongside the colorful coral reef floats to go along with the parade entry's theme of "Go with the Flow." Students, along with teachers, parent volunteers, and with the help of local merchants, worked together to create the tropical floats. This marks the first time that a collaborative schools/community float has been entered into the Parade.
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