To hear for yourself, I hope you'll listen to ExtraOrdinary Districts.
There are a lot of things that went into that improvement, and I talk with a few key players and observers in Ed Trust's new podcast, ExtraOrdinary Districts in an attempt to understand how such a behemoth of a school system could improve.
We found an extraordinary school district and centered our home search on finding a place within its boundaries.
In an extraordinary statement, the Suffolk County district attorney, Thomas J. Spota, a Democrat, implied that he declined to prosecute at least partly to spare the county a leadership crisis at a time when it can ill afford one.
He also championed Doumanian, saying she has done "extraordinary" work representing the district.
Because of the district's "extraordinary accounting procedures," that figure was 10 times higher than it would have been using conventional accounting procedures, the SEC said.
Their primary role is as highway patrol and manages the police reserves, although they also assist police districts in extraordinary events where extra manpower is needed or where they are in the vicinity.
This was most apparent in Trump's extraordinary comments last week about United States District Judge Gonzalo Curiel, who is presiding over a class-action fraud case against Trump in connection with the now-defunct Trump University.
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Prosecutors Intervened To Keep Informer in U.S. Reginald Gousse, a former jailhouse informer and Haitian immigrant charged with impersonating a police officer and killing a Long Island man, was able to avoid deportation last year because of extraordinary interventions by the Queens district attorney's office, state and federal records show.
But the current campaign presents a different set of candidates, and we have concerns about Ms. Snyder, who has sometimes shown a taste for publicity, even as a judge, that can be at odds with the extraordinary restraint required of the district attorney.
In an extraordinary 50-page opinion, U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock wrote that he viewed the ongoing pursuit of the case as "overkill " -- the "improvident invocation of federal criminal felony process when alternative administrative sanctions more closely tailored to the significance of the misconduct are available and adequate.
