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Green Mountain Parents Group: Should the Passing Grade be Raised?

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. April 1, 2010. Should the Passing Grade be Raised? There will be an Educational Committee meeting on April 29th at 3:30 pm in the GM conference room when raising of the passing grade and other issues regarding changes to grading and curriculum will be discussed. This is an open meeting and all are welcome. Posted by Geralyn Donohue. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Green Mountain UHS Home Page.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: February 2010

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. February 19, 2010. Think:Kids is a website I recommend visiting if you are a parent, educator or clinician coping with a child or adolescent with challenging behavior. Massachusetts General Hospital has created the Think:Kids program based on the book The Explosive Child. By Ross Greene and the Collaborative Problem Solving approach. Worth looking into. Websites to check out are: www.thinkkids.org.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: November 2009

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. November 11, 2009. When Pranks Become Crimes. What is happening to our common sense with regard to discipline in schools? Click on the title to read the full NYTimes. Posted by Geralyn Donohue. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The GM Parent Group is not currently active due to lack of interest. Please contact us through our blog if you have interest in restarting this group. Green Mountain UHS Home Page.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: March 2008

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. March 26, 2008. Recap of 3/18/08 Meeting. Tom Burke, Assistant Principal, met with us this evening and we had a lively two hour discussion, to include:. The recently released 11th grade NECAP scores were less than impressive for Green Mountain and parents were very interested to hear the administration's take on these, as well as any action to be undertaken. Tom is working on a report about it. Tom F...We qu...

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Green Mountain Parents Group: May 2008

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. May 30, 2008. Minutes of 5/20/08 Meeting. 183; Issues to be discussed next year:. 167; NECAP’s and how they are used. 167; The Middle School. 167; Communicate to community the openness of the school. 167; Getting to know the teachers. 167; Commemoration of end of 8th grade. 167; Get parents/school more involved in educational issues of the day. 167; Security issues to include evacuation plan for parents.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: May 2009

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. May 4, 2009. Vote Yes to Support our School and Students. VOTE YES - SUPPORT GMUHS! Posted by Geralyn Donohue. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The GM Parent Group is not currently active due to lack of interest. Please contact us through our blog if you have interest in restarting this group. KIDS Consortium Nonprofit School/Community Organization. Green Mountain UHS Home Page.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: April 2008

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. April 18, 2008. Recap of 4/15/08 Meeting. We had a good turnout for our April meeting with Principal Tom Ferenc and Ass’t Principal Tom Burke. The main focus of our discussion was the Middle School. 183; Norm Merrill, Language Arts Chair, was in attendance and explained his role as MS Coordinator. Most of his current duties involve data collection. He uses test results to measure student growth and m...183; ...

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Green Mountain Parents Group: August 2009

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. August 31, 2009. The Future of Reading. Interesting article on new ways to get middle school aged kids reading more in the classroom. Click on the title to open the link. Posted by Geralyn Donohue. August 20, 2009. Jim Moulton to speak at GMUHS on Technology in Education and Project Based Learning. August 26, 2009 5:30 - 7pm, GMUHS. Please call GMUHS at 875-2146 for more information. Posted by Geralyn Donohue.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: April 2010

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. April 1, 2010. Should the Passing Grade be Raised? There will be an Educational Committee meeting on April 29th at 3:30 pm in the GM conference room when raising of the passing grade and other issues regarding changes to grading and curriculum will be discussed. This is an open meeting and all are welcome. Posted by Geralyn Donohue. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Green Mountain UHS Home Page.

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Green Mountain Parents Group: June 2010

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Green Mountain Parents Group. Supporting academic excellence at Green Mountain Union High School. June 16, 2010. Think:Kids will be presenting an introductory full-day training in the evidence based approach: Collaborative Problem Solving on July 15, 2010 at NewsBank Conference Center from 9-4pm. The class is Think Differently: A New Approach for Parenting, Teaching and Treating Children with Behavioral Challenges. For more information go to www.thinkkids.org or call 617-643-6030.