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2001 - 2002 School District News

Saint Paul Public Schools news from the 2001/2002 school year:

Saint Paul Board of Education Approves 2002-03 Budget
6/25/2002 9:55 AM
The Saint Paul Public Schools Board of Education this evening approved the 2002-03 school year budget. The total $551 million budget includes $20 million in reductions for the coming year that is expected to result in the elimination of about 400 staff positions districtwide.

Saint Paul MAT7 scores continue to climb!
6/7/2002 10:10 AM
Saint Paul Public Schools students have improved their performance on the Metropolitan Achievement Test (MAT7), the district’s standardized test that measures individual student achievement in grades 2 through 10.

Saint Paul Public Schools releases task force report with recommendations for new school accountability framework
5/31/2002 9:55 AM
The Saint Paul Public Schools today released a report and recommendations from the Superintendent’s Accountability Framework Task Force to Superintendent Patricia Harvey about a new accountability system for categorizing schools against a set of performance standards.

Saint Paul Public Schools to receive additional $103,000 from Medtronic to fund inquiry-based science teacher training
5/14/2002 10:10 AM
At tonight’s Board of Education meeting, the Medtronic Foundation will present a $103,000 check to Saint Paul Public Schools Superintendent Patricia Harvey to support the professional development of Saint Paul teachers in the area of inquiry-based science, bringing Medtronic’s total support for districtwide science initiatives to $210,000.

Public invited to learn about, share input on recommendations for new accountability framework in Saint Paul Public Schools
4/16/2002 9:55 AM
The Saint Paul Public Schools invite the public to learn about and to provide input on a new accountability framework to be recommended to Superintendent Pat Harvey this spring.

Saint Paul students take center stage at Ordway Center
4/15/2002 10:10 AM
Music and art lovers in the Twin Cities will have a unique opportunity to experience the talents of Saint Paul Public Schools’ finest high school performers and artists at the Honors Concert and Art Exhibit on Tuesday, April 30 at Ordway Center for the Performing Arts and the Minnesota Museum of American Art.

Twin Cities business leaders and local officials to become Principals for a Day April 11 in Saint Paul Public Schools
3/28/2002 10:25 AM
More than 45 business men and women, civic leaders, and media personalities will act as guest principals in Saint Paul schools on Thursday, April 11 as part of Saint Paul Public Schools’ first-ever Principal for a Day event.

Superintendent Harvey Announces She’ll Stay in Saint Paul
3/18/2002 11:05 AM
Saint Paul Public Schools Superintendent Pat Harvey announced today that she has taken herself out of consideration for the Portland, Oregon superintendent position and will stay in Saint Paul to complete the education reform work she started here nearly three years ago.

Saint Paul Superintendent and Mayor Announce Citywide Book Club
2/1/2002 10:15 AM
Saint Paul Public Schools Superintendent Pat Harvey and Mayor Randy Kelly today announced an expansion of the Saint Paul Reads initiative that will aim to get the entire city of Saint Paul reading and talking about the same book through a citywide book club called Saint Paul Reads One Book.

Saint Paul students to celebrate the life of Martin Luther King Jr. with Jan. 18 event at the Minnesota History Center
1/17/2002 7:15 PM
More than 200 performers from Saint Paul Public Schools will sing, dance and read poetry at the 18th annual celebration commemorating the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., from noon to 1 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 18, 2002, at the Minnesota History Center’s 3M Auditorium, 345 W. Kellogg Blvd., Saint Paul.

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