So Mr. Isaac has resigned, the newspapers report, and no-body knows whether the school will be shut down or be continued under new leadership. If it is shut down, where will students attend school next year? What about counseling about correct placement and choice of courses? How do students sign up for community college classes? If the school is continued, how will colleges regard UPREP transcripts? Who will lead the school? What can be done to make UPREP into a really great school? At this point there are mostly questions and very few answers.
Instead of having every student and parent figure out everything on their own, let's share information on this blog. This site is started by teachers, but the goal is to have a forum where students and parents can do much of the talking.
You can post your comments or answers to others' entries either anonymously or by using your Google account. If you want to publish an entry that is not a comment, e-mail it to uprepstaff @ gmail.com, or to any of your old teachers, and we'll publish it here. If you want to be a co-author of the blog you do need a Google account, which you can get for free at google.com, and then contact us to be added as an author.
3 comments:
Terrific Site.
This is a very improtant site, thanks for setting this up.
As a relative of a past and current student of UPREP, I am curious to know are many parents afraid if thir students go and attend regulare school, will they be able to succeed, graduate,and attend a college if they wish?
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