Principal Announcements for 2007-08

An article on the SPS website details principal announcements for 2007-08.

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Anonymous said…
You must read the same blog I do, because you often do the same subjects as Educating Mom at the Seattle PI, only you're often a few steps behind her as is the case with your noticing the principal assignments, and the student assignment changes, and, and, and...
5/22/07, 5:24 PM
Anonymous said…
Those of us that dont read the "Educating Mom blog", thank you Beth for continuing to keep us all up to date and informed. Keep up your hard work, and ignore the criticism.
5/22/07, 5:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Interesting, it looks like Marni Campbell, principal at Eckstein is not moving.
5/22/07, 5:59 PM
Anonymous said…
So when are we going to hear about Whittier?
5/22/07, 6:27 PM
Anonymous said…
So when are we going to hear about Whittier?
5/22/07, 6:27 PM
Anonymous said…
"You must read the same blog I do, because you often do the same subjects as Educating Mom at the Seattle PI, only you're often a few steps behind her as is the case with your noticing the principal assignments, and the student assignment changes, and, and, and..."

Why would anyone bother to post this? I read Educating Mom blog and she does read this blog and posts topics from this blog as well. Also, both the principal topic and student assignment topic have been covered prior to Beth's posts, so what you post doesn't make sense.

I think it's great to have multiple blogs regarding SPS and I enjoy reading both of these daily.
5/22/07, 8:48 PM
Anonymous said…
Not that anyone here needs my defense, but I LOVE this blog. Each person who writes SaveSeattleSchools is well informed about what's happening in education. They're way ahead of me in terms of involvement too.

Remember, it takes a village - and at least two Seattle education blogs - to raise Seattle's children.
5/22/07, 9:19 PM
Beth Bakeman said…
Thanks, Linda. I am so glad you have your Education Mom blog on the PI site. The more people around Seattle can learn about and discuss public education issues, the better. I really enjoy your writing.
5/23/07, 10:01 PM
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