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Saturday, January 16, 2010

Kathy Cox to chat with ELPC


A message from
Emory Lavista Parent Council



Brad Bryant, Georgia State School Board Member,
4th Congressional District

Invites DeKalb County Parents
to a dialog with

The Honorable Kathy Cox
Georgia State Superintendent of Schools
including updates on Georgia's "Race to the Top" application

Friday, January 29, 2010

10:00am - 11:30am


Mercer University, Atlanta Campus
Atlanta Administration Conference Center Auditorium, 2nd floor
Mercer University North Entrance
2930 Flowers Road South

DIRECTIONS TO MERCER UNIVERSITY (ATLANTA CAMPUS)
Traveling north on I-85
From downtown Atlanta, take Exit 94 and turn RIGHT onto Chamblee-Tucker Road. At the second traffic light, turn RIGHT onto Mercer University Drive and then an immediate RIGHT on to Flowers Road.

Traveling south on I-85
From outside the perimeter, take Exit 94 and turn LEFT onto Chamblee-Tucker Road. At the third traffic light, turn RIGHT onto Mercer University Drive and then an immediate RIGHT on to Flowers Road.

Traveling on I-285 north/west
Take Exit 34 and turn LEFT onto Chamblee-Tucker Road. Proceed for 1.2 miles, than turn LEFT onto Mercer University Drive and then an immediate RIGHT on to Flowers Road.
Traveling on I-285 east

Take the Chamblee-Tucker Road Exit, turn RIGHT onto Chamblee-Tucker Road. Proceed for 1.2 miles, than turn LEFT onto Mercer University Drive and then an immediate RIGHT on to Flowers Road.

DIRECTIONS TO ATLANTA ADMINISTRATION CONFERENCE CENTER

After turning onto Mercer University Drive, take an immediate RIGHT onto Flowers Road (Flowers Road completes a circle around the campus with Mercer University Drive). The Atlanta Administration Conference Center will be the first Mercer entrance you come to on your LEFT – 2930 Flowers Road South.

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3 comments:

  1. Oh goody, goody. An opportunity to ask Ms. Cox and Mr. Bryant about those missing EOCT Math 1 and Math 2 scores. And how do they explain the poor ITBS scores in math?

    In all seriousness, this would be an excellent opportunity to urge our public servants (Yes- they work for us-- not the testing companies, or DOE or the textbook publishers) to finally listen to parents and teachers.

    In this environment of budget cutting, they should eliminate the worthless but expensive CRCT tests and use the ITBS. We are a global community and a very mobile one. We need to know how our students are measuring up on a national basis. Most of us don't give a hoot about the CRCT scores and the teachers are sick of teaching to an artifically manipulated test.

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  2. I totally agree Anonymous 12:17. The ITBS is a much better test and gives parents and teachers a much better look at where their child is on the National level.

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  3. How can Kathy Cox help us with all this DCSS mess? What authority does she have to help us? None really. Why does she (and the state board) not seem to care about how DCSS wastes the money sent to us?

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