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...objective sources that have indicated that we’ve made substantial progress,” Fowler-Finn said. The district also has the resources for progress, with a per-pupil expenditure of $25,000—almost double the state average of $13,000. McGovern cited free all-day kindergarten, the variety of elementary schools, small class sizes, school choice busing, and free sports as examples of how “much of what we’re doing with the money is really good.”Fowler-Finn has also addressed concerns of a test-oriented approach...
...yesterday, with no three-putts. “What separated her score-wise was definitely putting,” Rhoads added. “She adjusted to the course conditions better than everyone else did.” After five out of six weeks spent on the road in all-day competition, Harvard now heads into its well-earned midseason break, which will last until March. Given the Crimson’s domination in recent weeks, Harvard should be the Ivy League favorite in the spring...
Giraffe, situated beneath the RFH on the riverside level, is a family-friendly, all-day caf offering burgers, salads and, especially of note, healthy fruit smoothies. Booking not necessary. Southbank Centre (44 20 7928 2004; giraffe.net...
...spent on instruction. And when asked whether the schools are making good use of their $23,000 in per pupil expenditures—more than double the state average—Grassi boasted that the district chooses to make free many programs that other districts do not, such as all-day kindergarten, busing, and sports...
...weeks. It took me over two months to fully grasp the public transportation system in Buenos Aires. Even after five months, I still found myself susceptible to the city’s secrets and idiosyncrasies—secrets that do not reveal themselves in the intensive language classes and all-day curriculum of Harvard Summer School programs. The notion that one can experience a city and a culture in five whirlwind weeks of language classes and “cultural” outings is a prototypical Harvard mentality, akin to us writing 20-page papers in one night and squeezing...