Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, I should be honored to send my children there......NOT! Let's not get ahead of ourselves or delude ourselves into thinking that a school where the majority of the students are reading below grade level is awesome. Yes, it may be a fine school 20 years from now. However, Eliot Hine is not even on the radar for most parents in this area.

Then why, tell me, is it so important to you to chime in here with nothing but disdain for those who look beyond the numbers and contemplate what's taking place in the classroom and how their very own child or children might do in the context before them? What is it you need to prove? I can't help but wonder.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, I should be honored to send my children there......NOT! Let's not get ahead of ourselves or delude ourselves into thinking that a school where the majority of the students are reading below grade level is awesome. Yes, it may be a fine school 20 years from now. However, Eliot Hine is not even on the radar for most parents in this area.

Then why, tell me, is it so important to you to chime in here with nothing but disdain for those who look beyond the numbers and contemplate what's taking place in the classroom and how their very own child or children might do in the context before them? What is it you need to prove? I can't help but wonder.

Anonymous wrote:If Eliot-Hine was depended on most parents then, it wouldn't be enough to keep the school viable. Where's that Wells lady, she was up there all the time, telling E-H what they needed to do?

Anonymous wrote:Oh, I should be honored to send my children there......NOT!
Let's not get ahead of ourselves or delude ourselves into thinking that a school where the majority of the students are reading below grade level is awesome. Yes, it may be a fine school 20 years from now. However, Eliot Hine is not even on the radar for most parents in this area.

Anonymous wrote:Then why, tell me, is it so important to you to chime in here with nothing but disdain for those who look beyond the numbers and contemplate what's taking place in the classroom and how their very own child or children might do in the context before them? What is it you need to prove? I can't help but wonder.

Anonymous wrote:Oh, I should be honored to send my children there......NOT!
Let's not get ahead of ourselves or delude ourselves into thinking that a school where the majority of the students are reading below grade level is awesome. Yes, it may be a fine school 20 years from now. However, Eliot Hine is not even on the radar for most parents in this area.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Eliot Hine's budget for 2013-2014 will see a $684,778 decrease.
Eliot Hine's projected enrollment for 12-13 was 369. Eliot Hine's actual enrollment for 12-13 is 281.
Eliot Hine's projected enrollment for 13-14 is projected to decline to 271.
Where is the good news?

The good news is that this took care of a lot of the problems that plagued the school in 2011/12, when transitioning to a more student-centered environment and curriculum under brand new leadership that faced an excess of 50 students and not enough teachers. Eliot-Hine has it together, driven teachers, great team, fantastic IB coordinator, just an all around welcoming place to be. And I'm a fan of Mr. Birks, who runs EH radio station and teaches technology. And the fact of the matter is Eliot-Hine takes IB seriously, more so than Deal for instance. Students who come in with strong academics will be challenged at Eliot-Hine, I'm convinced of that and have done my part to check it out.

Not PP, I know, but whatever bitch is still bitching and race-baiting on these boards whenever EH floats to the top, girl, you're living in the past. Find yourself another past-time if watching TV all day bores you. Oh, and should you have forgotten since when you had kids that age, middleschoolers don't ride in strollers, they ride on bikes. Hope you're cool with that.