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CHPSPO Meeting Notes – September 15, 2015

Capitol Hill Public Schools Parent Organization Stuart Hobson Middle School September 15, 2015 1) Discussion about CHPSPO’s nomination to the Cross-Sector Task Force Issues we think are important for the Task Force to address Planning: # of seats, site selection, curriculum Grade alignment (consistency around at grades are included in middle school) Financial transparency Long-termContinue reading “CHPSPO Meeting Notes – September 15, 2015”

For Immediate Release: Baked Goodies to Support DCPS Libraries – July 11

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Wednesday, July 11 Contact: CHPSPO, chpspo@gmail.com, Bella Dinh-Zarr (dinhzarr@dinhzarr.org) or Robert Zarr (RLZARR@yahoo.com) Parents and Students Hold Baked Goodies Event to Support DCPS Libraries Washington, DC- On Wednesday, July 11, 2012, parents and students from across Washington, DC will be raising funds to support funding school librarians in DistrictContinue reading “For Immediate Release: Baked Goodies to Support DCPS Libraries – July 11”

For Immediate Release: Bake Sale to Support DCPS Libraries

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Thursday, June 14 Contact: CHPSPO, chpspo@gmail.com, Parents and Students Hold Bake Sale to Support DCPS Libraries Washington, DC- On Friday, June 15, 2012, parents and students from across Washington, DC will be raising funds to support funding school librarians in District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS).Continue reading “For Immediate Release: Bake Sale to Support DCPS Libraries”

For Immediate Release: Parents and Students Protest DCPS Cuts to Libraries

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Sunday, May 20, 2012 Contact: Peter MacPherson, pmacpher@aol.com, 202-315-8155 Parents and Students Protest DCPS Cuts to Libraries Washington, DC- On Monday, May 21, 2012, parents and students from across Washington, DC will be protesting school librarian cuts by the District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) in the FY13 budget. TheContinue reading “For Immediate Release: Parents and Students Protest DCPS Cuts to Libraries”