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November 2006 |
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Several San Diego Unified School District schools are among the
304 California public schools being honored by the state’s business community. Bird Rock, Darnall Charter, Dingeman,
Explorer Charter, Hearst, Jerabek, Pacific Beach and Perry elementary schools have been named to the California Business
for Education Excellence (CBEE) / Just for the Kids-California (JKTK-CA) Honor Roll for 2006. The schools were selected
based on high academic achievement and tremendous progress in closing achievement gaps. CBEE/JKTK-CA reviews the student
achievement data for every public elementary, middle and high school in California. Schools are selected by
carefully analyzing academic performance for each school. An awards dinner recognizing the Honor Roll schools in
Southern California will be held November 16 in Los Angeles. For more information, visit the website at
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Matt Pruden,from Henry High School,
and Terry M. Scott, from Cardinal Lane Annex A, are the September winner’s of the district’s Recycling Office
contest. Each won a Jamba Juice plastic mug with a free smoothie, $10 gift certificate to Whole Foods, a Conservation
Fund magnet, and a $5 complimentary certificate to Sammy's Woodfired Pizza. Interested in participating in the contest?
Download the card . Completed cards can be put in
district mail, or faxed to Andrea Eaton at (858) 627-7414.
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Matt Pruden
Henry High School |
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Terry M. Scott
Cardinal Lane Annex A |
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Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation has awarded a $2500
Toolbox for Education grant to the San Diego School of Creative and Performing Arts (SCPA) in support of the school’s
Learning Garden. The Learning Garden is an opportunity to develop two previously undeveloped sections of school grounds
into a natural habitat that encourages studies in science, art, math and English. Student
teams will research, design and create the garden, with guidance from faculty. This outdoor classroom will become
the center of an interdisciplinary curriculum that enhances learning, beautifies the campus and develops practical
skills and teamwork for the student gardeners. |
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Encanto Elementary teacher Carol Benesch and her fifth
grade class are all smiles. Mrs. Benesch was among three STAR Discovery Educators chosen to attend the National School
Boards Association Technology + Learning (T+L) Conference in Dallas. The premiere K-12 education technology event, the
conference will highlight best practices and trends at school districts nationwide, showcase model school district
initiatives, and give educators a chance to see the latest education technology solutions. She will receive free
airfare, lodging and conference registration.
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