Courtney Winkfield Archives - Page 2 of 7

More Black students failed fourth marking period classes at Columbia High School than did students from any other ethnic group, and it is not clear from data provided by school officials that interventions in place are providing enough support to reverse that direction.

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Academic Gap Remains Between Black and White SOMSD Students, State Test Shows

South Orange-Maplewood Board of Ed Debates Going to 2 Meetings a Month

Board of Education Honors Departing Members, First Black Male Board President

BOE Members Ask for More Details on District Goal Action Plans Around Student Achievement, Integration

Special Ed Parents Group Calls for Funding, Greater Involvement From BOE & School Community

‘Tale of Two Schools’: Despite Interventions, Black CHS Students Still More Likely to Fail

Board of Ed Rates Its Own Performance As ‘Less than Adequate’, Calls for Better Communication

Architect: Restoring CHS Pool Would Cost Twice as Much as ‘Student Commons’ Plan

Suspension Task Force Failed to Meet Parameters; Student Calls It ‘Exclusive & Filled With Voices of Privilege’

BOE Renames Jefferson School After CHS Alum Delia Bolden, as Some Members Decry Lack of Student & Community Input