Letters to the Editor - October 2008
Mercedes-Benz Launches First Lab at Automotive High School
To the Editor:
I think this is great…
Paul Kane
Rockhill, SC
Making History Honoring Outstanding Teachers in New York City
To the Editor:
I remember Mark Finkle. He was my teacher in the 1970’s…A great teacher.
Jayson
Scranton, PA
Outstanding Educators of the Year 2006 Winners
To the Editor:
What does it take to become teacher of the year? I raised the ELA Regents scores at Bayard Rustin Educational Complex (M440) to 92% in our small learning community. I am proud of my students and myself for this achievement yet no one has ever recognized any of our hard work.
Lisa F. Siemer
New York, NY
Prison College Programs Unlock the Keys to Human Potential
To the Editor:
I approve the idea that inmates should be provided with education while in prison. This will give them a better opportunity in life when stepping out into society. Making them a better person for themselves and family if they have.
Maris
Brooklyn, NY
Prison College Programs Unlock the Keys to Human Potential
To the Editor:
I think that this article is very interesting. I think that if inmates want to learn, we should provide them with an education.
My son is incarcerated in Cape Vincent Prison. He just received his GED. He is interested in getting college courses while in jail. I don’t even know where to begin, but I would appreciate any help you can give me.
Mary Rivera
Bronx, NY
Prison College Programs Unlock the Keys to Human Potential
To the Editor:
I would like to become a part of the process of rehabilitating inmates. People make mistakes and deserve a second chance. I believe our focus as a country should be on rehabilitation not completely on punishment.
Shaneen
South Lake Tahoe, CA
Silver Hill Goes For The Gold in Offering Psychiatric Care
To the Editor:
Do you treat borderline personality disorder (BPD) patients? What type of therapy do you use?
Mary Lou Boyle
Setauket, NY
The Salzburg Festival: La Traviata Sets New Gold Standard
To the Editor:
I saw the Salzburg production for the first time last Sunday in South Africa on television and I thought it was absolutely magnificent. Bravo to the creative director.
Madelaine
Johannesburg, NY
An Immigrant Finds Success at Seward Park High School
To the Editor:
It has been a long time: Mr. Frankenberg’s class at JHS 22. David Assail, Susan Felsen, Carmen Encarnation, etc.
Now that the school is being torn down, where will the 50th anniversary be held?
Ronn A. Ben Aaman
Brunswick, GA
