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Science Textbook Adoptions for
2003-2004

The San Diego City Schools Science Department is currently in the process of adopting textbooks for our middle school grades, and for our Chemistry classes. Several opportunities are scheduled for parents and teachers to review the textbooks and provide feedback:
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Eugene Brucker Education Center - through May 12, 2003
The textbooks proposed for adoption are currently on display at the Eugene Brucker Education Center, 4100 Normal Street, Annex 14. The display includes the general science textbooks proposed for grades 6, 7 and 8, and Chemistry 1, 2 and AP Chemistry classes. The books are available to be reviewed from 8 a.m. to noon, and again from 1 - 5 p.m. To make arrangements for access, please contact Denzil Rexroad, (619) 725-7379, preferably a day in advance. Feedback forms are available in the display area, and must be returned no later than May 12 in order to be included in a report to the Board of Education. Click for a map of the Ed Center here. For additional information on the Chemistry textbook adoptions, please contact Sue Weir at sweir@mail.sandi.net or Autumn Chapman at achapman@mail.sandi.net.

Click here to print out flyers to post with this information: Middle School Science | Chemistry

• Madison High School Auditorium - April 8, 2003
The Science Department will be holding a Chemistry 1,2 Community Night. The purpose is to offer parents an opportunity to examine and provide feedback about the Chemistry 1,2 instructional materials being considered for adoption. The Community Night will be held at Madison High School's auditorium, 4833 Doliva Drive in Clairemont. Letters to both teachers and parents will be sent home March 24 to notify them of this event.
• Eugene Brucker Education Center - Saturday, April 12, 2003
See Ed Center above. Annex 14 will be open on Saturday, April 14, from 8:30 a.m. to noon.

Timelines
• Middle School Science Adoption Committee Timeline
•  AIM Paper Screen Scores
• Timeline for Chemistry 1, 2 Adoption Process

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