Hoboken Superintendent of Schools John Raslowsky sent home a letter to parents in the district this past Monday saying he has spoken to parents and school staff about the Reporter's May 3 cover story about the more than 29 incidents of alleged gang activity involving students at either the Demarest alternative high school, or the Hoboken Charter High School. (The latter gets some funding through the board but is not controlled by the board). Most of the incidents were said to have been related to the latter school.
Raslowsky's letter read, in part, "Unfortunately, gangs are a fact of life in both urban and suburban America and have been for quite some time. The challenge for all school districts is to educate faculty, students and staff ... and to provide alternatives for students that allow them to grow into healthy, productive members of society."
The letter outlines recent education workshops and programs to educate teachers and students.
The letter does not address the specific incidents discussed in the Reporter article.
To read the letter, click the image at left to make it bigger.
Yes but it seems like a matter the school board would be concerned with.
The HCS rents the space. District not responsible for that.
How do you know Maureen hasn't discussed it with Jack? Is this Jack. Hmmmmmmm...
2. THe same week, an article appaered in teh paaper with a guy saying a principal sent dyfs after him becuase he complained. Maureen has no reaction to this?
Are these issues less important then a music teacher showing amadeus? one would hope not. maybe now that she won she has take the hours a day she used to spend on the internet and done other things.