Chandler schools link roundup
A few articles related to Chandler schools:
1. "Kyrene del Cielo, long considered one of the top elementary schools in the Kyrene district, received acknowledgment Thursday as one of Arizona's best.
Cielo, near McClintock Drive and Ray Road in west Chandler, was one of 13 schools to receive the prestigious A+ School of Excellence award from the Arizona Educational Foundation for 2005-06. " Story here.
2. "If Sam Alexander isn't the rookie of the year among Chandler High's teachers, he at least belongs in the discussion.
The first-year computer and robotics instructor is building excitement for science and technology among Hispanic students, and a $10,000 award from Honeywell, presented at the school Thursday, should keep the buzz going." Story here.
3. "A Chandler principal whose passions are "kids and helping others" should be able to combine the two in a newly created position working with at-risk students at Hamilton High.
Rich Doyle, 55, principal at Jacobson Elementary for five years, is retiring from administration at the end of the school year to become a counselor at Hamilton. He will work with perhaps 200 students in danger of dropping out of school." Story here.
1. "Kyrene del Cielo, long considered one of the top elementary schools in the Kyrene district, received acknowledgment Thursday as one of Arizona's best.
Cielo, near McClintock Drive and Ray Road in west Chandler, was one of 13 schools to receive the prestigious A+ School of Excellence award from the Arizona Educational Foundation for 2005-06. " Story here.
2. "If Sam Alexander isn't the rookie of the year among Chandler High's teachers, he at least belongs in the discussion.
The first-year computer and robotics instructor is building excitement for science and technology among Hispanic students, and a $10,000 award from Honeywell, presented at the school Thursday, should keep the buzz going." Story here.
3. "A Chandler principal whose passions are "kids and helping others" should be able to combine the two in a newly created position working with at-risk students at Hamilton High.
Rich Doyle, 55, principal at Jacobson Elementary for five years, is retiring from administration at the end of the school year to become a counselor at Hamilton. He will work with perhaps 200 students in danger of dropping out of school." Story here.
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