SBCEO - From the Desk of Bill Cirone

Cirone columns

1999-2000 superintendent’s columns

Back to school: What’s a parent to do? - 8/25/00
Water Safety Is Very Important for Children - 8/11/00
Teachers’ Dedication Evident in Summertime Workshops - 8/4/00
Beware of Sun Exposure for Children - 6/16/00
Activities That Are Fun and Cheap - 6/2/00
County Students Do Well - 5/26/00
Parents: Helping Children Think - 5/19/00
Children’s Creative Project Pools Resources for the Arts - 5/12/00
Talking to Teens - 4/28/00
Listening is Essential - 4/21/00
Literacy in America - 4/14/00
Strong Schools Enrich Communities - 4/7/00
Social Conscience Begins at Home - 3/31/00
Census 2000 - 3/24/00
Helping Prevent Violence - 3/17/00
Fewer Children Than Ever Biking to School - 3/3/00
Education Provides Greater Earning Power - 2/25/00
Teaching Self-Confidence - 2/18/00
Helping Teens with Problem-solving - 2/4/00
Milestones to Look for in Language - 1/28/00
Schools Promote Equal Opportunity - 1/21/00
Helping Nurture the Reading Habit - 1/13/00
Supporting the Community’s Children - 1/7/00
Vision for Children, 2000 - 12/29/99
Ways to Build Self-Confidence - 11/24/99
Homework Tips - 11/5/99
How To Know Your Child Is Doing Well - 10/29/99
Homework: Help or Supervise? - 10/22/99
Halloween Safety - 10/15/99
AP Students Score High - 10/8/99
Schools Are . . . Different! - 10/1/99
Steps To A Good Parent-Teacher Conference - 9/24/99
Preparing For An Effective Parent-Teacher Conference - 9/17/99
First Ever Mini CUE Conference To Be Held Locally - 9/16/99
Average School Bus Safety Confirmed - 9/10/99
Community Service Important For Students - 9/3/99
Heed Our Call: Master Plan Absolutely Essential - 8/20/99
Exit Exam Heralds New Era of Achievement for Student - 8/13/99
Things Young People Need To Know About Drugs - 8/5/99
More Help For A Good Summer - 7/21/99
Water Safety Is Very Important For Children - 7/14/99
How To Help Your Child Have A Good Summer - 7/9/99

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