Elk Grove Case Study

On September 13, 2015 Deputy Tallent was dispatched to 5903 Oak Grove Road, for a motor vehicle theft.

When I moved to this area, we looked to live in a “better neighborhood” not only because we felt safer, but we also wanted to ensure my daughter received the best education opportunities. While it is challenging to make changes and ensure we are benefitting all students, I feel this is a larger part of why I am currently getting my degree in this field; so that I can be a voice of change and seek out ways to benefit all students to reach their full potential.

North St. Paul-Maplewood School District (622) is “A community collaborative dedicated to educating and empowering all learners to excel in our changing world.” With this mission at heart, the schools in Maplewood offer quality educational opportunities for the younger generation of residents in the area. Covering an area of 42-square miles, the district comprises all or small sections of seven cities within the Twin Cities northern metropolitan area. These include: North St. Paul, Maplewood, Oakdale, Lake Elmo, Landfall, Pine Springs and Woodbury. By covering such a wide range of cities, the district aids more than 74,000 residents, and the district services nine elementary schools, three middle schools, and two high schools. From highly qualified early-childhood teachers for the youngest children to nationally recognized programs at the high school level, District 622 is continually determined to be the best.

Just South of California's capital city of Sacramento, one will find a thriving community in the heart of beautiful Sacramento County. Just minutes outside of Sacramento, is a small city that maintains its charming small-town appeal, all the while offering its residents big city amenities.

They have quite a few lunches site in Massachusetts. The list of them goes like this: Northampton WWII Club on 50 Conz Street, The Greenfield Elk Club on 3.5 Church street, another club that is for Polish American citizens in South Deerfield and a couple of churches. One is the West Springfield Grace Lutheran Church. The second is St Paul Episcopal Church in Holyoke. Chad mentioned that “ We always looking at the vitatable of other sites , towns.” An individual with the Greenfield Elk club’s veteran committle said “the program began in Jan when refering to them being a lunch site.” Also mentioned “Average between 75 and 80 on weekly basis for a free lunch.” The lunches are on thursay from noon -1:30pm. St Paul is on their second year as

In 1793 Anderson township was founded by Pioneers near the mouth of the Little Miami River. The original founders moved west from Green County Pennsylvania. The township expanded into farming outposts such as Forestville, Sweetwine, Fruit Hill, (which is the particular section where my house is) and Cherry Grove. Though out the 1800s, large plots of woods in the area were cleared for hardwood and riverboat fuel. The clearing of the forest led to a rise in agricultural activities in the Township. Although the township remained fairly undeveloped until the suburbanization that took place at the end of WWII, this development was due in large part to the development of i-275 and i-471 which give residents of the tristate area direct routs downtown.

Not only has the increased amount of testing placed enormous pressure on teachers to perform, but on students as well; the pressure to do well on these assessments is causes young students to suffer from anxiety and stress. Brookside Elementary School in Norwalk, Conn., was just one of the thousands of American public schools classified as failing during the 2010-2011 school year, according to their standardized test scores (Berger). In "Raising the Curve: A Year Inside One of America’s 45,000 Failing Public Schools”, Ron Berler, a journalist who has written for The New York Times and Chicago Tribune, documents the year he spent observing students and educators at Brookside as they struggled to meet the demands of No Child Left Behind. “The

Thank you for your time on the phone yesterday. Take a look through the attached Shady Grove flyer for more information. To point out some of the details: Shady Grove is a 28 pad park on 2.17 acres that sold for a 6.74% CAP with a quick 30 day close and all cash buyer. It received a huge amount of interest, but it also had challenges that a larger park would not have. These are single wide older units and the park is too small to have any economies of scale with a manager, full time maintenance guy, etc. The market would love to see a larger park hit the market, as that has not happened in the last decade. The last major trade was the ARC communities when they traded as a portfolio to YES! Communities. We are your guys and now

Cedar Park is one of the fastest-growing cities in the nation, and the increase in population since 1990 has been nothing short of remarkable. In 1990, Cedar Park had approximately 5,260 residents. Within 10 years, the population had increased by more than 20,700 people. By 2010, the population exceeded 48,900, and the current population is estimated at more than 75,200. The rise in population has also brought an influx of new businesses. At Alpha Roofing, we provide property owners in Cedar Park with a variety of services, including flat roof replacements, metal roof installations, emergency roof repairs, asphalt shingle installations, chimney repairs, siding installations, roof inspections, gutter installations, custom metal fabrication and

By 2015, Pacific Grove (hereafter referred as "PG") will reach a 55% ratio of interest/bearing debt to total assets and their equity multiplier will be 2.77 which is consistent with Peterson's expectation. I must be noted that over the next 4 years, PG's interest coverage is forecasted to increase suggesting that they will gradually be building up more earnings to cover its debt payment which is a good sign for the banks.

Throughout Mrs. Krouse’s long teaching career, she has been taken many places to do what she loves. As she has moved from city scene to suburban areas, she has come to learn what exactly she prefers from her neighborhood. A community that is very close knit, like what she has been able to experience here at Germantown Academy, is what she wants to replicate with her own home. Not everywhere has worked out for her, like in New York, where the city scene just didn’t provide the comfort she was looking for. Glenside, on the other hand, has provided this unique dynamic of being in a suburban area, while also allowing for her to be in close proximity to the city. Also, being able to live in these city like environments has allowed for Mrs. Krouse

Oregon CUSD has experienced a rapid increase of free and reduced students over the past decade. This demographic has increased from 18% to 51% of the overall population (table 1). This represents a 154% increase over the last ten years. During this same time the teachers in the district have raised concerned about a number of issues that can be attributed to students from low-income homes such as increase in student’s lack of readiness, students expressing learned helplessness, and a decline in parent involvement.

The traditional public school that I chose and that I am observing is called Eagle Rock Jr./ Sr. High School. This public school is the only one with a 7-12 grade configuration with comprehensive junior and senior high school. They offer the magnet program for gifted students in grades 7-12. Moreover, they offer a fully authorized IB middle school year Programme to students from 7-10, and the IB Diploma Programme for students in grades 11-12. This school was established in 1927 and the campus is around 40 acres. This campus includes the current main building, gymnasium facilities, auditorium, tennis courts, and a swimming pool. Eagle Rock High School ranks number 15 in LA county, number 43 in CA, and number 343 in the nation. From the last data recorded in 2011-2012, the total student population consists of 8 percent of Asia students, 21 percent Filipino, 0.2 percent Pacific Islander, 2 percent African American, 58 percent Hispanic, 10 percent White, and 1.0 American Indian/ Alaskan. There are approximately 2, 391 enrolled in this school year from which 34 percent are gifted or talented, 11 percent students with disabilities, 6 percent English learners, and 25 percent are reclassified fluent in English proficient. According to the US News and World Report, about 65 percent of the students are considered to be economically disadvantaged. From these students, 51 percent were eligible for the free lunch program and with a household income of $29,995 for a family of four. The

Some parents, believe their child’s school district is everything they could ask for: quality teachers, modernized school buildings, diverse student body. For parents of the students in school, “district 3, which covers the West Side of Manhattan from 59th Street to 122nd Street” and part of Harlem, this is not the case ("District 3", 2017, p. 1). Local public primary and secondary schools vary significantly in quality. For instance, the best public elementary schools are located on Manhattan’s West side of New York City. One being P.S. 199 Jessie Isador Straus where most of the students are upper-middle-class and Caucasian. While on the northern side of Manhattan, P.S 191 Museum Magnet School is underenrolled with students that are mostly

In today’s generation, high school kids can take college level classes in high school. Before they can take these classes, they have to pass several placement test to decide what level of education they are at. Placement tests now decide where and what we can do in life; they’re suppose to show “how smart” someone is in school. Even though placement tests are important, it has been proven that there are problems with not only the tests but how the teachers in elementary schools teach/prepare the students.