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Candidate Video: Move NA Forward
Posted: May 13, 2015 in 2015 Primary Election, Community Information, VideosTags: 2015 Primary election, blackburn, candidates, Disque, election, Filiaggi, Finley, Mahler, Meyer, North Allegheny School Board, primary, video
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SaveNASchools is incredibly thankful for all the support we’ve had from the community over the past year. We enjoyed kicking off the school year with our pool party last weekend!
To watch the video from the event, click here.
Animated Video: The Recommendation to Close Peebles
Posted: March 26, 2013 in Community Information, VideosTags: Peebles Elementary, saveNAschools, video
Click on the link to watch an animated video about the recommendation to close Peebles.
Video of School Board Member Linda Bishop’s Comments on Growth
Posted: March 13, 2013 in Community Information, VideosTags: enrollment, housing starts, Linda Bishop, North Allegheny, North Allegheny School Board, video
In the fall of 2011, when Bradford Woods was being considered for closure, School Board Member Linda Bishop stated, “I think the new housing plays a greater role, almost, in predicting what’s going on and what’s going to happen than the live birth data.”
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2011: Board members express concern about enrollment projections
School Board President’s Comments on Growth and Closing a Building
Community group questions North Allegheny enrollment projections
Video of School Board Vice President’s Comments on Increasing Enrollment
Posted: March 12, 2013 in Community Information, VideosTags: enrollment, Hubert, North Allegheny, North Allegheny School Board, video
In the fall of 2011, when Bradford Woods was being considered for closure, School Board Vice President Dan Hubert challenged the administration’s declining enrollment projections and noted that elementary enrollment has “increased.”
Mr. Hubert said, “I don’t think we’re going to see the decrease in enrollment that is being projected.”
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2011: Board members express concern about enrollment projections
School Board President’s Comments on Growth and Closing a Building
Community group questions North Allegheny enrollment projections
Video of School Board President’s Comments on Rising Enrollment
Posted: March 11, 2013 in Community Information, VideosIn the fall of 2011, when Bradford Woods was being considered for closure, School Board President Maureen Grosheider challenged the administration’s declining enrollment projections and noted that elementary enrollment has been “rising.”
Click on the link to watch the video.
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Related posts:
2011: Board members express concern about enrollment projections
School Board President’s Comments on Growth and Closing a Building
Community group questions North Allegheny enrollment projections
Video from the Spaghetti Dinner
Posted: February 27, 2013 in Community Information, VideosTags: save na schools, saveNAschools, spaghetti dinner, video
Food, friends and fun. Watch a video from the spaghetti dinner by clicking on the link below.
Videos on School Board President’s Comments on Growth and Closing a Building
Posted: January 29, 2013 in Community Information, NA School District Communications, VideosTags: Carson Middle School, closing a building, elementary, growth, Maureen Grosheider, meeting, Peebles, public hearing
On Aug 17, 2011, School Board President Maureen Grosheider commented on growth in the district and the idea of closing an elementary building. We believe these comments are important and should be heard by residents across the district before attending the public hearing tomorrow:
Attend the Public Hearing tomorrow, at 7pm in the Carson Middle School Auditorium, 200 Hillvue Lane, Pittsburgh
Advocate for all 3,500+ elementary students in the district by telling the school board to keep Peebles Elementary open!
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See related post– 2011: Board members express concern about enrollment projections
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