Archive for March, 2008
Restructuring AUSD?
7 Comments Published by Rob Siltanen March 29th, 2008 in School Finance, School/Education PolicyWarning/Disclaimer: This is a relatively long post. Read on at your peril.
Timeline for the K-12 Restructuring Task Force
As others have already reported, (e.g., in the Alameda Journal, on Mike McMahon’s website, on Blogging Bayport Alameda under “Closing and Consolidating,” on The Island), AUSD has just launched a new K-12 Restructuring Task Force (“K-12RTF”) [...]
Preview of Coming Attractions
0 Comments Published by Rob Siltanen March 22nd, 2008 in AUSD Alumni, Measure HAfter the most dramatic and inspiring few weeks in memory for Alameda public schools, we’re now officially on “spring break” for a week. Of course, with all that is at stake, I realize that many of us are not really taking a “break.” For example, the Keep Alameda Schools Excellent (KASE) “vote yes [...]
“Honk If You Care”
2 Comments Published by Rob Siltanen March 18th, 2008 in Measure H, School News/EventsWell, along with a whole bunch of other people, I was thrilled Tuesday afternoon to spend about an hour in a trash can on Park Street.
A lot of what happened there at Park and Central was pretty much what one might expect: Lots of kids, parents and teachers wearing white AEF t-shirts waving the [...]
5-4-3-2-1 Blast-Off!
2 Comments Published by Rob Siltanen March 15th, 2008 in Measure H, School News/EventsThis morning’s joint AEF-KASE work party/rally/campaign launch event was full of fun, positivity and inspiration.
On her blog “Modern Muse,” Julia Park Tracey has already posted some pictures of the event. If you’re interested, check them out.
Once upon a time, the “web” and blogging were going to revitalize democracy. Information would be more easily accessible to more people. More people could share their own ideas and encounter the ideas of others without the “filters” of the mass media or government censorship. A more informed and engaged citizenry would [...]

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