How Jesse Spalding School closed down permanently back in 2004?
816648
I think they locked their doors and turned out the lights.
940966
Lockdowns at our school simply involve shutting off the lights, locking the doors and getting down low. I usually quietly read a story to the kids to entertain them while we do it.\n\nIt's nothing to worry about, and your school will explain the procedure.
141887
I worked teaching vocational  special ed for five years.  1/2 of thge money spent there or more is on deadheads in the central office. 1/4  went to fancy crap to look good for visitors.  Much of the fedral money  sent to schools is wasted
526186
It was shut down after MJ moved to Bahrain
728371
I found a pice on the internet (read below). Why don't you write about this courtcase, which, in effect, stopped public rasism in America?\n\n"After ten years the court and the schools.\nThe 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka ruling made it clear that segregation would not be tolerated and that states must comply with federal law. In this program, filmed ten years after Brown, news correspondents report on the mixed progress made toward integrating public schools in Nashville, New Rochelle, New Orleans and Prince Edward County, Virginia. Stumbling blocks such as faculty segregation, busing and segregational zoning are examined. A discussion featuring Attorney General Robert Kennedy, Georgia Governor Carl Sanders and Ex-Secretary of the NAACP, Roy Wilkins concludes the program.\nJohnson Center - Videotapes"
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Dude, Graham's closed like a year ago.  That is if you're talking about Wichita Falls TX.  It's a gym now or something.  No more 25 cent beers!  AAARRRGH!  Oh well, I'm not going back there anytime soon anyway.
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I had to go through this recently too, and it's been 20 yrs that I graduated.  You need to directly call someone from the superintendant of schools and give them the info and they will get it for you.  I intially had someone tell me that the records wouldn't still be around, then when I talked to someone directly over the phone, it wasn't a problem at all.
369689
I never even heard of this. What school was it? My son attended a Jesuit HS and it was the best in our town, and he had great friends and a wholesome wonderful time and got a fabulous education. This horrifies me.
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try this link http://www.greatschools.net/modperl/browse_school/in/1782/
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Schools are locked down more after them.  There are still some that had some.
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Try contacting your old high school.\n\nI used to work for computer techacher in high school who also did yearbook.  Working on computers gave me access to "restricted" places.  They had few boxes of old year books stored in a room.  With a luck your old high school might just have one for you.
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From what I remember, all the animals that we dissected in high school were kept in formaldehyde and therefore already long dead.  This was to permit many students to study the same animals and keep the bodies for longer and smellier.  ;)\n\nAt least in my schools in NJ, this would not be possible.
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They must have closed out.
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Contact the school district and ask them. Chances are, it's a result of the budget cuts. This happened in Santa Barbara County, too. They cut the number of clases available, cut all enrichment classes and only allowed kids who were behind to attend summer school. I'm sure it's happened across the country. Schools are really hurting right now.\n\nOther signs of budget cuts: \nTaking out every other light in the classroom.\nNot enough text books for every kid.\nExtra-curricular activities cut.\nFewer non-required classes.\nCuts or elimination of music, drama, art, journalism programs. \nReduction or elimination of field trips.\nCuts in teacher supply budget.\nLarger class size.\n\nThe only thing that hasn't been cut are the salaries of the administrators. Check it out. Your superintendent of the school system probably has a larger salary than the governor's (not counting Arnold's other income, of course, but just his governor's salary.)\n\nThank you George Dubya.
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The Board of Education.  Did you do it through the school? You can call them and ask them if they still keep those records.  I tried to search the county board of ed but I couldn't find it, maybe you need to put in the specific city.
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In my opinion, the worst thing that ever happened to the public school system is the teacher's union.  People keep their jobs not because they are good teachers, but because they have seniority.  Many teachers really do not like teaching, and do not like their students, but they treat it like a factory job:  do it for the paycheck and benefits.\n\nIf a person does not really like students, does not enjoy helping them to prepare for their place in the adult world, does not like teaching, then they should not be there.  As to what you can do about it, you will need to talk to your parents.  Will they go to bat for you and try to get the school to change?  Will they consider another school, even if they have to pay tuition?  Can they home-school you?\n\nGood luck!  I suspect you are going to need it.
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School should get out of private affairs.