If you are a parent of an older child or children in the middle school or high school with a learning issue please read the following PDF document information about a support group meeting on May 18th.
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If you are a parent of an older child or children in the middle school or high school with a learning issue please read the following PDF document information about a support group meeting on May 18th. highschool.pdf The City of Cambridge will hold a special dedication ceremony for the new West Cambridge Youth and Community Center Friday, Sept. 25, from 6-8 p.m. The event will include a reception and tours by youth center participants, followed by a formal program with City officials and special guest speakers. The new facility is being . . . → Read More The Cambridge Public Health Department has prepared an aggressive Flu Clinic schedule for the complicated upcoming flu season. Below is a pdf copy of the schedule as well as information on both the seasonal flu and H1N1 flu. Because of the uncertainty of the time of availability of an approved H1N1 vaccine, the clinic . . . → Read More Cambridge health officials confirmed two new cases of swine flu in the city: one student at King Open School and an adult with children enrolled in a Cambridge daycare center. In addition, three students and a staff member at Cambridge Rindge and Latin School have been out sick with influenza-like illness. The children of . . . → Read More The School Committee just voted 5-2 to start contact negotiations with Dr. Young for its next Superintendent. If the negotiations are successful, then the School Committee will hire Dr. Young. Dr Young: Marc McGovern Luc Schuster Patty Nolan Joe Grossi Nancy Tauber Carolyn Turk: Denise Simmons Fred Fantini FROM THE DESK OF SCHOOL COMMITTEE MEMBER MARC MCGOVERN March 23, 2009 Please join me and the rest of the Cambridge School Committee on Monday, March 30, 2009 from 6:00 to 9:00 pm in the Henrietta S. Attles Meeting Room at CRLS for a town hall meeting with the three Superintendent finalists. Everyone from the community is . . . → Read More From the Boston Globe on July 34, 2007 An imbalance grows in Cambridge schools By Tracy Jan, Globe Staff | July 23, 2007 Five years after Cambridge began using family income instead of race to assign students to schools, the system has become more racially segregated, a Globe review of data shows. |
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