Via the SPS webpage: The public is invited to attend or stream this forum for candidates for appointment to the District 2 and 4 School Board Director seats. All finalists will have the opportunity to share why they are interested in serving on the Seattle School Board and answer questions selected by the Board and Student Members. More information about the appointment process, including a timeline and candidate webpages, can be found on the appointment process web page . SPSTV Streaming: The meeting will be live streamed on SPSTV and broadcast on television on Comcast 26 (standard-def) and 319 (hi-def), Wave 26 (standard-def) and 695 (hi-def), and Century Link 8008 (standard-def) and 8508 (hi-def). The agenda reflects the above wording - the meeting will be two-and-a-half hours. The meeting will be held on Wednesday, March 27th at the Performing Arts Center at Lincoln High School, 4400 Interlake Avenue North from 6-8:30 pm. The Board's schedule reflects announcing
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Ed
By all accounts, they were representative of the sorts of educators we want for students - educators who form relationships, reach out, and motivate students by caring about them.
(the issues mirmac and Ed point out are important, but are readily commented on in other threads.)
You and your families are in my thoughts and prayers, John, Megan and Gary. It is comforting to think that you are with each other now, caring for each other. It's tbe Ballard way.
It's been tough year for the Ballard HS community. And seattle citizen nailed it re: respected educators. Please keep the students, staff, and families in your thoughts and prayers.
CT
There are lots of differences of opinion on this blog (and we get what I think are thoughtful complaints at times that "minority" views get shot down too quickly or harshly), and from time to time people shake their fists at the heavens and rant or complain. I think it is all (or virtually all) fine, and I enjoy reading virtually all of the comments, whether I agree with people's positions or not. Frankly, I have learned a lot from folks like RosieReader and others who push back from time to time against some comments. But this was something so outside the bounds of common courtesy and decency that I think it spoke badly of the blog to leave it there. What if family ahd friends of the three Ballard staff are reading? Or students of those teachers? This is the kind of comment that, if I heard it made at a dinner table or in a group, I would have no problem getting up and leaving -- on the spot. And I wouldn't bother to be particularly subtle about it. But these kinds of things are NOT said in those situations -- just because they are so antisocial and out-of-bounds.
It is one thing for Melissa and Charlie to "invite" virtually the entire world in to discuss the state of public education in Seattle. To me, that doesn't mean they forfeit the ability to escort people (or their comments) out when they are clearly designed only to wound and offend -- which I think this was.
I also am glad to see RosieReader's comments. She and I disagree on many things, but she offers respectful dialogue and perspectives. Where IS Rosie? I miss her!
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