The programs he developed were largely based on his highly successful elementary mathematical textbook series, Sets and Numbers.
Ms. Roth, who runs a group called National Action Against Obesity, has no problem with the school lunches provided at the highly regarded elementary school on Columbus Avenue and 84th Street.
From 2006 to 2010, Ms. Hogan served as the treasurer of the PTA at Public School 29, a highly regarded elementary school in Cobble Hill, where her only child remains.
Sophisticated tools for monitoring and manipulating the Ca2+ signal (including Ca2+ buffers) showed, however, the functional importance of highly localized, elementary Ca2+ signaling events (Ca2+ sparks, puffs, and blips).
And so, last summer, Julie Zuckerman, the principal of a highly regarded public elementary school — Central Park East 1 in East Harlem — applied to open a new elementary school on the other side of Manhattan, in Washington Heights.
Pupils at Public School 3, a highly rated progressive elementary school in the West Village, received a lesson on grown-up politics last week as parents and teachers demanded answers about the sudden firing of the interim principal.
He and his wife, who have two young children, chose Cobble Hill, a relatively affluent Brooklyn neighborhood, in part because it had a highly regarded public elementary school, he said.
Once the home of oystermen and boat makers, the island has become a haven for artists, police officers, doctors and working-class families seeking a Cape Cod-like environment with low real estate taxes and a highly regarded public elementary school.
Updated, 6 34 p.m. | A teacher's aide at a highly regarded public elementary school in Manhattan was arrested on Friday after an accusation that he had sexually abused a student at the school, the authorities said.
A teacher's aide at a highly regarded public elementary school in Manhattan was arrested on Friday after an accusation that he had sexually abused a student at the school, the authorities said.
Each of the two books revolves around the broader community of a highly ranked public elementary school: P.S. 321 in Park Slope and what is obviously P.S. 234 in TriBeCa, places so readily linked to an image of concerned liberal affluence that to a certain kind of New Yorker they hardly require annotation.
