A few weeks ago I wrote about how the Camden School District was being dishonest; it refused to talk about the implications of the plan to open so many new schools. That can only mean one thing. Closing others.
@NJBatsa @SteveDanley Super Rouhanifard is being dishonest with parents of Camden. That is immoral! Don't do what you have to cover up!
— Save Our Schools NJ (@SavOurSchoolsNJ) July 22, 2014
So I’m particularly intrigued by an event happening at Rutgers-Camden tomorrow:
. @SaveCamdenSchls @SavOurSchoolsNJ @KeithEricBenson @iamcamdennj @SteveDanley @iamcamdennj pic.twitter.com/PURdKnzVoV
— MoNeke Ragsdale (@MonekeRagsdale) July 26, 2014
This is the latest in a struggle over information and understanding of the changes coming to the Camden district. I’ve written at length about how I think events held by the district have touted charters without doing the same for traditional public schools, and how a misunderstanding of test scores drives misinformation from the district.
I’m very curious to see what a parent-run event looks like, what turnout is like, what types of questions occur in an open format. I’ll be there. Please take a moment to say hello if you attend as well.
Details:
Date: August 5th
Time: 6-7:45 pm
Where: Rutgers-Camden University, Multi-Purpose Room, 326 Penn Street
Guests: David Sciarra, Education Law Center & Julia Sass Rubin, Rutgers University
For more info, contact: Carmen Crespo, ccrespo99 (at) gmail.com