Eliot-Hine Collaboration Team Meeting December 11, 2012 Attendees: Principal Young, Dorcus Lawrence, Joe Weedon, Suzanne Wells Recruitment Eliot-Hine is working to recruit students earlier, and is focusing on attracting 4th and 5th graders. Currently the student population at Eliot-Hine is 284. There is not a breakout on the number of students from the feeder schoolsContinue reading “Eliot-Hine/IB Collaboration Team Meeting”
Category Archives: Middle Schools
Eliot-Hine Open House – Thursday, Nov 29, 9-10:30 AM
Learn about the IB Middle Years Programme – October 23
When: Tuesday, October 23, 6 PM Where: Atlas Performing Arts Center, 1333 H St., NE Please join Principals: Rachel Skerritt, Eastern HS Tynika Young, Eliot-Hine MS Natalie Gordon, Jefferson MS and Bob Smith, DCPS’s IB Manager to learn more about the International Baccalaureate Programme in our neighborhood schools. For a preview of the progressContinue reading “Learn about the IB Middle Years Programme – October 23”
What is International Baccalaureate? Ask These Students…
Eliot-Hine Middle School is implementing the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Program. What is IB? Watch these children and educators… Learn more on Tuesday, October 23, 6:00 PM, at the Atlas Performing Arts Center (1333 H Street Northeast).
CHPSPO Testinomony: Middle Grades Education in the District – Public Roundtable
Testimony of Heather Schoell Capitol Hill Public Schools Parent Organization (CHPSPO) Middle Grades Education in the District: Preparing Our Students for Success in High School and Beyond Public Oversight Roundtable Wednesday, September 7, 2011 Good morning. My name is Heather Schoell, and today I am representing the Capitol Hill Public School Parent Organization orContinue reading “CHPSPO Testinomony: Middle Grades Education in the District – Public Roundtable”
CHPSPO Meeting on Tuesday, August 30
The Capitol Hill Public School Parent Organization will meet on Tuesday, August 30, at 6:30 p.m. at the new Capitol Hill Montessori at Logan School at 215 G Street, NE. We’ve got a full agenda for the meeting. We will be discussing the Public Roundtable that Chairman Kwame Brown is hold on Middle Schools onContinue reading “CHPSPO Meeting on Tuesday, August 30”
Vote Against the Proposal to Divide Wards 6 and 7 at 17th Street from Benning Road to Barney Circle
The following was send to Councilmembers Mendelson, Evans, Brown with copies to CHPSPO members on May 25, 2011. ———————— Vote Against the Proposal to Divide Wards 6 and 7 at 17th Street from Benning Road to Barney Circle As members of the Capitol Hill Public Schools Parent Organization (CHPSPO), we are voicing our extreme concernContinue reading “Vote Against the Proposal to Divide Wards 6 and 7 at 17th Street from Benning Road to Barney Circle”
Ward 6 State of the Schools – May 14 @ Eastern HS
Ward 6 State of the Schools Saturday, May 14, from 10:00 a.m. –1:00 p.m. Eastern High School, 1700 East Capitol Street, NE Join Councilmember Tommy Wells and Acting Chancellor Kaya Henderson The work of improving our schools is too hard for anyone to do alone. Everyonehas a role to play in this effort! You will have theContinue reading “Ward 6 State of the Schools – May 14 @ Eastern HS”
Discussion with Mayor Vincent Gray on Ward 6 Education Issues
Mayor Vincent Gray joined the CHPSPO community and others in an informal discussion on Ward 6 education issues. Adam Clampitt kicked off the event, introducing the Mayor and Suzanne Wells. CHPSPO’s Suzanne Wells briefed the Mayor and participants on CHPSPO’s role in the Ward 6 Middle School plan. Mayor Gray delivered remarks and shared education plansContinue reading “Discussion with Mayor Vincent Gray on Ward 6 Education Issues”
CHPSPO Delivers Ward 6 Middle School Briefing to Chancellor Henderson
On March 23, CHPSPO parents representing collaborations teams from Eliot-Hine MS, Jefferson MS, Stuart-Hobson MS, and the Montessori Committee (Watkins/Logan) presented a briefing to Chancellor Kaya Henderson on the implementation of the Ward 6 Middle School Plan. Click here for the presentation.
Ward 6 Public School Parents Organization 