"Basically, they said their school is accredited.
Their school is a 40-minute drive from home.
But their school is one of 30 facing demolition as part of urban development plans.
But their idealistic faith in their school is a poignant reminder of why adolescents are so uniquely vulnerable.
Their school is highly regarded because its graduates all go into combat units and a very high proportion become officers.
The teachers at P.S. 192 say their school is more harmonious than most others where they have worked.
In fact, he adds, more parents should write to Ofsted to complain if they feel their school is failing.
Only one in six believes their school is active in promoting the rights of gay pupils, the commission found.
Their school is light, clean and well equipped, with a magnificent gymnasium and a kindly, if rather conventional, teaching staff.
Teaching is a vocation of service, and teachers need to know that their school is not being driven by a profiteering idealist.
(And Ms. Olson's students agreed to help even though their school is out today!) These students' job will be to watch Twitter and help "curate" interesting messages.
