Sentences with phrase «deal island school»

Located on a Maryland island that is only three miles long, Deal Island School has a population of 125 students in grades pre-K to 5.

Not exact matches

John Flanagan and his Albany cronies have sold out Long Island public schools and have cut a deal with high finance charter school operators to exchange millions in taxpayer dollars for campaign cash for Chris McGrath,» said Democratic Senate Campaign Committee spokesman Mike Murphy.

But just remember, the deal is Long Island wants working poor people to cook their meals, clean their buildings, tend their yards, and wipe their rear ends, but they don't want them living on Long Island and attending their schools.

Flanagan defended the overall budget deal, arguing that Republicans were able to secure an extra $ 155 million in state operating aid for Long Island schools and a tax cut for households earning up to $ 300,000.

Residents of the Long Island village of Valley Stream want to know if their school taxes went up because of a deal the Town of Hempstead gave the Green Acres Mall.

Yet Scott Reif, a spokesman for John J. Flanagan, the Long Island Republican who leads the Senate, confirmed the general outline of the schools deal and other elements passed by the Assembly.

Her exemplary staff members have gone the extra mile — or in this case, the extra three miles — to make Deal Island both a Blue Ribbon School and a nationally distinguished Title I sSchool and a nationally distinguished Title I schoolschool.

The success of the Central Falls deal rested significantly on Rhode Island super-chief Deb Gist's aggressive moves last fall, in which she interpreted the basic education program (enacted last summer by the state's Board of Regents) to mean that seniority would no longer be a factor in school staffing.

Inspired by the fear and panic engendered by the terrorist attack of September 11, 2001, the Museum of Art Rhode Island School of Design's upcoming exhibition, Nancy Chunn: Chicken Little and the Culture of Fear, is a series of paintings that represents the media sensationalism infecting our current political and cultural landscape, feeding our anxieties and distracting us from dealing with real dangers.

NY Green Bank Announces Financing Deal To Reduce Annual Energy Costs by $ 1 Million for Long Island's Northport School District