Tuesday, September 05, 2006
Back to School in NYC
A new era in our household began today, as my oldest son started middle school. We had the luxury the last few years of having both boys in the same elementary school, which made for easier logistics. Still, both kids were extremely excited to be back.
NY Times marks the occasion, noting it is the time (if ever) when Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel Klein's reforms will start to show signs of permanence. Daily News' curtain raiser is here. NY1 television has it here.
NY Times marks the occasion, noting it is the time (if ever) when Mayor Bloomberg and Chancellor Joel Klein's reforms will start to show signs of permanence. Daily News' curtain raiser is here. NY1 television has it here.
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