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20th Anniversary Celebration
20th Anniversary Celebration Committee
20 Things You Might Not Know
20 Things You Can Do
Where are they now?
History of the Pro Bono Program
For the Good of the Order
Pro Bono Program
Where are they now?
Paul D. de Holczer
What firm/organization are you working with now?
Moses Koon & Brackett, PC
What kind of pro bono or volunteer work have you been involved in?
Paul has taken on unpaid work for disadvantaged people.
Paul was Richland County Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) Attorney of the Year in 2001.
Paul serves on the Board of Trustees and has served as chair of the Board of Visitors of Thornwell Home for Children, a joyful Christian community that offers hope and wholeness to children and families.
Paul was just elected to a term as a member of the Advisory Council of Protection and Advocacy for Individuals with Mental Illness. The Advisory Council is charged with protecting the rights of individuals with mental illness in South Carolina.
What are the main reasons why you would recommend that law students become involved in pro bono work?
The short answer is that it "feeds one's soul." The longer answer is that it nourishes an idea of self, it completes fulfillment of being someone who is good and works to make the world a better place and it responds to the expectation of a person's capability for goodness.
How would you encourage current law students to get involved with the Pro Bono program?
Hopefully, law students went to law school not only to learn to make a good living, but also for the power and ability to improve their community, the country and the world. If that is true, then pro bono work gives one the opportunity to do that.
Has pro bono work contributed to your sense of career satisfaction?
Did your experiences in the Pro Bono program at USC prepare you or benefit you in your career?
In your career, have you seen an overlap between your volunteer work and your sense of your own place in the community and the legal profession?
Yes, more of an "integration" than an "overlap."
How do pro bono efforts fit in to the work of the South Carolina Bar?
The SC Bar encourages and promotes pro bono work and does a great job identifying opportunities for pro bono work of all kinds.
What kind of perceptions, positive or negative, do you think that the bar as a whole has about attorneys who are actively involved in pro bono work?
The bar as a whole supports pro bono work and considers it an integral part of the profession.
What is most memorable/best experience you had during your law school career through the Pro Bono program?
Working with Pam Robinson and other students and lawyers who believe in pro bono work is inspiring and rewarding in itself.
What does the 20th Anniversary of the Pro Bono program mean to you?
It means that Pro Bono Programs have the institutional support of the Law School and the Bar - and THAT means that pro bono opportunities are easier to find and easier to execute. It also means that the ideal of pro bono work is perpetuated in the profession at a time when there are enormous pressures on the profession to simply be the business of providing legal services - something the profession has historically risen above.
What is your most cherished memory with Pam?
I cannot name only one. Pam has been the embodiment of the program at USC. It is impossible to think that the program would have been anywhere as successful in her absence. It is Pam --her dedication, persistence, passion, energy and modesty -- who has made the pro bono program an inspiration to so many students.
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October 5, 2011
The Red Hat Enterprise Linux Team
Today, we are pleased to announce the availability of the beta for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2. This beta includes a broad set of updates to the existing feature set and also provides rich new functionality particularly in the areas of performance and scaling, identity management, high availability, advanced storage, and networking. As always, this beta delivers new hardware enablement made possible by our strong relationships with our strategic hardware partners. This beta release has been designed for optimized performance, scalability and reliability to cater to the diverse workloads running in physical, virtual and cloud environments.
The key benefits for organizations working with this beta for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 are operational efficiency realized through enterprise management and monitoring, along with enhanced business agility through additional support for virtualized and clustered deployments.
Key functionality in this beta for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.2 are as follows:
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Dose Escalation Safety and Pharmacokinetic Study of AVE9633 as Single Agent in Relapsed/Refractory CD33-Positive Acute Myeloid Leukemia
This study has been terminated.
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The primary objective is to determine the maximum tolerated dose of AVE9633 and to characterize the dose limiting toxicity(ies). Secondary objectives are to determine the anti-leukemia activity, the global safety and the PK profile.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Myeloid Leukemia |
Drug: AVE9633 |
Phase 1 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Non-Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Open Label Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | An Open Label, Dose-Escalation Safety and Pharmacokinetic Study of AVE9633 Administered as a Single Agent by Intravenous Infusion on Day 1, Day 4 and Day 7 of a 4-Week Cycle in Patients With Relapsed or Refractory CD33-Positive Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) |
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics:
core binding factor acute myeloid leukemia
cytogenetically normal acute myeloid leukemia
familial acute myeloid leukemia with mutated CEBPA
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources:
Leukemia, Myeloid
Acute Myelocytic Leukemia
Acute Non Lymphoblastic Leukemia
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Further study details as provided by Sanofi:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Incidence of Dose Limiting Toxicity(ies) at each tested dose level [ Time Frame: Study period ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Complete Remission (CR) / Remission with incomplete platelet recovery (CRp), Partial Remission (PR) rate, time to CR and duration of CR, peripheral blast clearance [ Time Frame: Study period ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
- Incidence of Adverse Events [ Time Frame: Study period ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Enrollment: | 12 |
Study Start Date: | September 2007 |
Study Completion Date: | August 2008 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2008 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Intervention Details:
Drug: AVE9633
Intravenous Infusion
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with CD33-positive acute myeloid leukemia, refractory or relapsed after standard treatment with no curative option available
- ECOG performance status 0 to 2
Exclusion Criteria:
- Therapy with gemtuzumab ozogamicin (Mylotarg) within 6 months prior to inclusion
- Allogenic transplantation within 6 months prior to inclusion
- Prior therapy (chemotherapy, targeted agents, radiotherapy) within 3 weeks except for hydroxyurea and for leukophoresis
- Previous treatment with AVE9633
- Poor kidney, liver and bone marrow functions
- Any serious active disease or co-morbid condition, which in the opinion of the principle investigator, will interfere with the safety or with compliance with the study
- Pregnant or breast-feeding women
- Patient with reproductive potential without effective birth control methods
The above information is not intended to contain all considerations relevant to a patient's potential participation in a clinical trial.
Contacts and Locations
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00543972
United States, New Jersey | |
Sanofi-Aventis Administrative Office | |
Bridgewater, New Jersey, United States, 08807 | |
France | |
Sanofi-Aventis Administrative Office | |
Paris, France | |
Spain | |
Sanofi-Aventis Administrative Office | |
Barcelona, Spain |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Study Director: | ICD CSD | Sanofi |
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Responsible Party: | ICD Study Director, sanofi-aventis |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00543972 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | TED10219, EudraCT 2006-005976-41 |
Study First Received: | October 12, 2007 |
Last Updated: | May 13, 2009 |
Health Authority: | United States: Food and Drug Administration France: Afssaps - Agence française de sécurité sanitaire des produits de santé (Saint-Denis) Spain: Spanish Agency of Medicines |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Leukemia Leukemia, Myeloid, Acute Leukemia, Myeloid Neoplasms by Histologic Type Neoplasms |
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What's in a Name?
For years now, state and local economic development marketers across the country have been pursuing the holy grail of a catchy tag line that engraves their location on the subconscious of the nation.
The success stories are, well, memorable. Mention Las Vegas and "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas" immediately pops into your cerebellum. New York is synonymous with "The Big Apple."
Of course, along the way, there also have been some slogans that didn't quite hit the mark.
In the 1980s, the Garden State came up with "New Jersey and You, Perfect Together," which never really clicked. But that may have been the result of Gov. Tom Kean's patrician accent, which rendered the tag line "Puhhfect Togethah."
Enter the city fathers of Columbus, OH. As detailed in an article in Sunday's New York Times, the civic leaders of Ohio's capital have elevated their search for a new slogan to something akin to the Manhattan Project.
The Columbus Chamber of Commerce and representatives from local promotional organizations including the Columbus Foundation, Experience Columbus and the job-creating Columbus Partnership have joined forces to leave no stone unturned in search of the verbiage that will put Columbus on the national radar with the intensity of a heat-seeking missile.
The city elders have named a special task force to come up with a new slogan for Columbus. The task force reportedly has been sworn to secrecy until it can reach a consensus choice, for as long as it takes. According to the Times, the task force is not expected to unveil a new tag line for Columbus until the middle of next year.
Apparently, the city is a bit gun-shy about moving too quickly to embrace a new slogan because six earlier branding efforts fizzled out. Previous entries included "Discover Columbus," "Surprise, It's Columbus" and the current standard-bearer, "There's No Better Place."
"Columbus has not had a bad image," Paul Astleford, director of Experience Columbus, told the Times. "It has just had no image in the national marketplace."
One model the top-secret task force reportedly is eyeing is that used by nearby Indianapolis, which has fashioned itself the "Amateur Athletic Capital of America."
Since Columbus is one of our favorite towns, we wish the city well in its quest for a new slogan. We look forward to seeing the winning line.
We presume the new slogan will not be based on the motion picture title of the vintage romantic comedy starring Ali MacGraw and Richard Benjamin, which was based on the novella of the same name by Philip Roth:


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After completing the days maneuvers Spencer Reed hits the showers and finds Logan Scott whining about how brutal the trainings been. Spencer cajoles his fellow soldier to man up and reassures him that hell always have his back even his dick and whatever else needed to make things easier. The two men suck face before Spencer starts sucking Logans cock, opening wide to swallow him whole. Then they switch places so Logan can taste his buddys big dick sliding in and out of his mouth. Spencer is soon craving more action and attacks Logans hairy ass, poking a finger and his tongue deep inside before he licks it up. He follows the slurpy tongue action with slamming his pole up his mates hole and fucking him hard and fast until he blows his wad with Logan cumming right after just as copiously.


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12 Burning Questions: Will Phaneuf Reignite His Flame?
In part one of his 12 burning questions series, Derek Harmsworth takes a look at whether the Maple Leafs new captain can return to form.
January 31st will forever be a day that will have historical significance for the Toronto Maple Leafs franchise, and all its fans. Â How large of a significance it will have in the grand scheme of things has yet to be determined, but in many ways, it could be argued that it was the day the franchise turned the corner.


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So, that went poorly. I didn't actually watch the game but I'm going to run down and delete it from the DVR so it doesn't infect my TV with a virus or something. Here's a part of a recap from someone who sat through it so I didn't have to.
As Nate Robinson connected on back-to-back three pointers, the Celtics struggled to find any offensive rhythm, connecting on only one shot over the first eight minutes of the fourth quarter while the Bulls continued to pour it on. Robinson had 12 points in the final frame and the Bulls ran past the Celtics, who had two days of rest before playing in Chicago.
Joakim Noah got his second career triple-double for the Bulls, recording 13 rebounds, 11 points and 10 assists in the blowout win. The Boston bench combined for 16 points, with most of those coming in garbage time.
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First step in LTO-6 (native 3.2TB, 210MB/s) was made in June 2011 when the three technology providers announced the availability of licenses for this format. But later these specs were reduced to only native 2.5TB (+67% compared to LTO-5) and 160MB/s (a mere +15%). Generally, the capacity of the LTO tape follows current highest capacity of HDD. But it's now 4TB uncompressed and LTO-7 is supposed to be native 6.4TB (and 315MB/s) and will be there probably in at least two years.
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One of the more interesting sides of the bad economy is that lots of construction in the Valley has ground to a halt. Much of the debate over the redevelopment of the heart of Arcadia at 44th Street and Camelback seems to have quelled a bit as people focus more on whether or not the economy will from bad to worse.
I am not privy to the development plans of the area around 44th Street, but I know that the little strip of businesses on the south side of Camelback just west of 44th Street is slated to be added to the dust bin of architectural history in the very near future. The current monetary woes may or may not have pushed those plans back.
In the meantime, Eric over at Eric Eats Out suggested we check out Havana Café and since I had never been to the place (despite its relative close proximity to my home) I figured I should try it before it disappears. So, we made plans to meet at 6 PM sharp and I arrived to find Eric directing me to a table he had already secured.
The place wasn't particularly busy, but the interior was cozy and inviting. We took our seats and had water on the table in a matter of moments. We were handed menus by either a floor manager or the owner and were told he would be with us shortly. After Eric and I had chatted for a while, we finally turned our attention to the menus and decided to start with a couple of appetizers to share, followed by our entrees.
We had come to the conclusion that the Frituras de Camarones ($9.50) would be a good start, followed by the Papa Rellena ($6.50). We were ready to pick our entrees when I mentioned the Peruvian prix fixe menu on the inside of the cover for the menu. For $19.99, we would get a choice of soup or salad, choice of entrée and cake for dessert. Although we were in a Cuban restaurant, we decided that anything on the menu was fair game and both decided to have the prix fixe Peruvian menu. I decided to have the soup, the chicken with vegetables and rice and the cake. Eric went with the soup as well, the veal stew with rice and the cake.
Our server took our orders and returned with our drinks of a Diet Coke and an Iced Tea ($2.00 each). We were first presented with a basket of fresh bread and foil-wrapped pats of butter. The bread was quite good with a slightly chewy exterior and a soft and salty interior. The only thing I didn't like was the rock hard butter that was served with the bread.
Within about 10 minutes, our appetizers arrived. The Frituras de Camarones were three golden pancakes of shrimp and vegetables surrounding a small ramekin of a chutney made of almonds, sherry and pimentos. The patties were hot and crispy. Shrimp had been diced and then mixed with various vegetable in a batter before being cooked in oil. I was a bit caught off guard by how lacking in flavor the appetizer was. I couldn't detect the briny nature of the shrimp and the patties themselves were a tad oily. Even the chutney didn't add much of a dimension to the patties. I know that Cuban food is not the spiciest on the planet, but this just seemed to lack any particular nuance that would want me to order it again.
Our second appetizer – the Papa Rellenas – arrived and two potato balls were presented in a small boat topped with a creamy lime and cilantro sauce. These were much better than the shrimp appetizer. Beef picadillo in a potato crust was a winner for me.. I liked the somewhat crisp shell and was pleased with the dish all the way around. This made up for what the shrimp lacked.
Next up was the Peruvian Soup. This was excellent. It was hearty, chocked full of vegetables, pork and bursting with flavor. I was so happy with this small cup of soup and had a passing thought that a big bowl of this soup with a hunk of baguette would be a wonderful lunch. I did wish it had been a tad hotter, but it didn't mar the final product.
Our entrees arrived and I was very happy with the portion size of my chicken dish. The dish itself consisted of chicken, various vegetables and some chiles in a mild glaze and a smattering of peanuts. My first taste had distinct Asian overtones and then I was reminded that Peru has a very sizable Asian community (as did Cuba at one time for that matter) and so I wasn't surprised. The dish, however, was much richer in scope than a lot of Asian food. The chicken was tender and moist and the vegetables were tender-crisp which gave the dish a nice crunch throughout. I also liked the fact that the dish had a nice kick to it on the palate. The rice was excellent and plentiful. All in all, this was a very pleasant and solid dish. There was nothing spectacular about it, but it had a good flavor and substantial.
Eric had requested that we refrain from discussing our food during the meal to see our reactions after-the-fact. Although the picture above is a shot of his meal, he wanted to wait until I finished my review before adding his thoughts. (Please check out his blog over at Eric Eats Out for his take on the meal, which will be posted on 9/24/08.)
After our entrees were finished we ran into a bit of trouble. After an inordinate wait, we were presented with dessert menus which we found odd since the prix fixe menu only had one dessert on it which was the Peruvian Cake. After another long wait we finally flagged down one of the floor staff and mentioned that we had the Peruvian menu so we weren't sure if there had been a miscommunication.
A few minutes later, our server arrived with two pieces of cake. Actually, they were quite large pieces. The large slice was sitting in a puddle of a vanilla creme and topped with whipped cream. Eric and I both dove in and I did not like the cake at all. It wasn't horrible, but it was incredibly dense and exceptionally dry. I was following each bite with a gulp of water or soda. I will admit that I liked the taste of the cake with its light vanilla flavor and a lightly sweet taste. However, I just couldn't get past the density and dryness. I left a little less than half on my plate. I notice that Eric didn't finish his either, but we didn't discuss why.
With the meal finished, we requested our bill. As for the service, it was all over the place. While our drinks were kept filled, the long stretches between entrees and ordering dessert and then ordering to getting dessert were uncomfortable. Additionally, our server seemed to either be surly or having a bad night. We split the bill and said our good nights.
Overall, I would sum up the evening as "uneven.†The conversation and company were better than the soup which was better than the entrees which were better than the appetizer which were better than the dessert. There were enough items on the menu at Havana Café that I would be tempted to go back. I did wonder if the impending demise of the place was affecting the tone of the kitchen and staff. Who knows?
It is always great spending time with a fellow food blogger and discussing the latest food finds in the Valley. I only wish our overall food and service experience had been a bit better.
Havana Cafe
4225 East Camelback Road
Phoenix, AZ 85018
Dress: Resort casual – although they do not allow tank tops and cutoffs.
Hours: Monday through Thursday – 11 AM to 9:30 PM; Friday and Saturday – 11 AM to 10 PM; Sunday – 4 PM to 9:30 PM.
Notes: Parking is limited. Additional locations in Scottsdale and Ahwahtukee.
Alcohol: Full bar and lots of Cuban drink specials.
Website: www.havanacafe-az.com


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A small town located on the southeast coast of the Sinai Peninsula, Dahab is proof that magical places still exist on our planet. Considered one of the most treasured diving destinations in the world, a few meters down underwater, as well as on the shore, you'll find yourself in a very relaxed and peaceful atmosphere.
Located 80km from Sharm El Sheikh, Dahab started life as a small fishing village. Bedouins are the unique symbol of the Dahab`s culture, therefore making it the perfect destination to disconnect from the stresses of modern life.
Today, they mix together with the visitors, giving the place an authenticity. This village is truly the "Pearl"of the Gulf of Aquaba.
Scuba diving, windsurfing, snorkelling trips and desert safaris are just some of the exciting activities on offer. Dahab also provides places to relax and read a good book whilst taking in the beautiful surroundings. After all, Dahab, which means 'Gold' in Arabic, has not been named by mistake. Check it out for yourself! There is a lot of history, extraordinary landscape and culture that has to be experienced .
Big resorts have been built at either end of Dahab, but in the center, where Deep Blue divers is situated, we are able to enjoy the traditional streets & bazaars from the old town .
Even if the amount of people visiting this little piece of paradise increases year after year, we all agree on
one thing, there is something here which will never die: a strong feeling of serenity.
Running north to south along the promenade you can find many restaurants, bars and coffee shop offering a diverse selection of food and drink including fresh fish and traditional Egyptian cuisine for the addicts.
Hidden along the coast of the Red Sea, Dahab is Egypt's best kept secret. You will be welcomed with open arms, so much so that you will never want to leave, like some of us did, like many of us here.


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Defining Science: William Whewell, Natural Knowledge and Public Debate in early Victorian Britain
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Title | Defining Science: William Whewell, Natural Knowledge and Public Debate in early Victorian Britain |
Author | Yeo, Richard Reginald |
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Novak Elementary School opened in 2010 off 29th Avenue. Students use a crosswalk at the intersection of 29th and Fifth Street to get to and from school. Some parents say this crosswalk isn't safe enough. 29th Avenue is already a busy street. And it only gets busier during the morning and afternoon. There's a yellow crosswalk sign, but no stop sign or traffic light. But more warning for drivers and caution for pedestrians could be on the way. Novak Elementary School parent Dawn Christensen says heavy traffic doesn't slow down. "Most drivers don't pay attention to those or don't obey those," said Novak Elementary School parent Dawn Christensen. Since the school opened, she's been walking her kids to the front door. And it wasn't long before they witnessed a crash at the crosswalk. "If it had been one minute sooner, she could have been in that accident so that's scary," said Christensen. Concern sparked a city traffic survey. 40 to 50 kids walk to and from Novak each day. But only a crossing guard greets them. City Manager Lon Pluckhahn says not to expect too much more like a stop sign. "If you were to put a stop sign up, you would never be able to make a left out of the school and it would back the traffic up onto the side streets and it would actually create a lot more transportation and traffic issues than exist now," said Marion City Manager Lon Pluckhahn. And it'll take an agreement and financial partnership with the school district to put up a costly traffic light. "The city has a $30 million plus budget so finding the 40 thousand dollars is workable. But it really comes down to, if we do something there, we don't want to make it worse," said Pluckhahn. After two and half years, Christensen says she wants the city and district to work together for student safety. "What we did talk a lot about was lowering the speed limit back down so we're hopeful that at least that will happen," said Christensen. But there's no timeline or budget in place right now. The city manager says he plans to speak with the school district on what's best for this school and how to split the costs of any further signage or traffic lights. Conversation GuidelinesBe KindDon't use abusive, offensive, threatening, racist, vulgar or sexually-oriented language. Share KnowledgeBe truthful. Share what you know and what you are passionate about. Stay focusedPromote lively and healthy debate. Stay on topic. Ask questions and give feedback on the story's topic. Report TroubleHelp us maintain a quality comment section by reporting comments that are offensive. If you see a comment that is offensive, or you feel violates our guidelines, simply click on the "x" to the far right of the comment to report it. read the full guidelines here » Commenting will be disabled on stories dealing with the following subject matter: Crime, sexual abuse, property fires, automobile accidents, Amber Alerts, Operation Quickfinds and suicides. |
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Once you get to Middle School, forget about Montessori. That's just a title that looks good! PreK to 5th is fine and kids are happy.Not a bad school per say but the transition between 5th and 6th is non existent. It seems like teachers have decided to get those kids into a mold no matter how. Just a regular public school! Academics are OK but not impressive! Well, it may just not be the right school for us.
I love this school. I saw two parents posted that the principal would not help with bullies. I belive the school has changed principals since then and practice no tolerance. Actually I was worried that my child would be bullied at other schools but he had little to no problems here and any problems we did have we took them right to the principal where it was resolved. Now I have a second child that goes there as well who loves the school.
I love daggett monesstori I grew up there from kindergarden to seventh grade now I have family here everyone is so nice and caring if you need help about anything they will help you. Some people have their own oppinions about daggett monesstori but I have a fact that daggett monesstori is family to everyone. ^_^
We absolutely could not be happier with this school! The teachers, the students, the families, everything! One thing in particular that stands out to me every time I walk in the school, is the manner in which the older kids treat the younger kids. For example, every Halloween the kindergarteners put on a "Storybook Parade", as they do in most schools. They wear their costumes and march all around the school. I watched this parade for several years and every single year it's the same thing. The older kids are all lining the hallways (like there's not an empty space to be seen!) and offering high fives and sweet remarks to the little ones! It's just an awesome sight. I truly could go on and on about how much our family loves this place :)
My daughter had a horrible experience at this school. The principal and vice principal refused to do anything when my child went to them and told them she was being bullied. I also went to the vice principal several times with my concerns. After asking the vice principal for help with stopping my child from being bullied several times I was told the school is not the right place for us. They wanted my child to leave and would not help my child. I would not recommend this school to anyone.
DMS is a great school, that you can't find a second school like this... I love the school so much as a parent. I get to involve many activities with the kids and teacher..
WE LOVE THIS SCHOOL. I have both a kindergartner and a first grader and I am so thankful we got in. The teachers have an open-door policy and seem to sincerely care about my children. My son's teacher puts her cell phone number on every note that comes home in his backpack and encourages parents to call it anytime. I mean, really... how awesome. I've never called her, but I love knowing I can. I was worried about the Montessori curriculum, not having a background in it, but have been blown away at the level of work both of my kids are doing. My 1st grader started the year reading on target, and is now reading at a third grade level, looking words up in the dictionary, learning fractions, and can add/subtract 4 digit numbers. My kindergartner couldn't read when he started and now with one semester under his belt is reading at a 1st grade level. He loves school and that's all a mom can ask for. ;) The kids go to art, music, computers and p.e. throughout the week, I don't know how it compares to other area public schools, but I'm impressed how much they are exposed to these programs. Overall, my kids are learning how to be self-starters and enjoy learning. I can't say enough.
This school is amazing! Because enrollment is based on a random lottery system it took us a while to get our kids enrolled. This gave us the opportunity to have something to compare to and Daggett Montessori far surpasses the other schools we have attended. The principal, vice principal, and the teachers see our kids as individuals and want nothing more than to see them engaged in learning and to create an environment that develops a love for learning. It is hard to find a public school like this when such an emphasis is put on standardized testing for the masses not the individuals. All of the teachers seems to truly love their jobs and it comes across to the kids who in turn seem to love learning. I can't say enough about this great school!
this school is a horrible experience for our child, the teacher always was had a violence psychological and always others kids were bulling to our child and the principal never do nothing to resolve the problem and always protect to this kind of teachers, please be careful because this is not the best school to children. never put them in this violence school.
I completely disagree with the previous review. Daggett Montessori is a fantastic school, with really a great principal and assistant principal! The teachers are great and work hard to make learning fun, interesting and personalized. Our son also had a problem with bullying, and they were on it immediately. They called conferences with the kids involved, and with teachers, my son and us. It was resolved. We can't say enough great things about this wonderful school. Great atmosphere and leaders who care a great deal about the students.
I grew up from kindergarten to eighth grade at Daggett Montessori. There isn't a second that I would take back. The montessori way is perfect for kids and made learning fun and interactive. Also, growing up surrounded by the same kids has given me life long friends.
Going to Daggett Montessori has been a wonderful experience for my children. The school has the community environment that i have previously found only in private schools. Parents, students, faculty, and staff work together to create a superior learning environment.
The school is the best in FWISD. The staff and facuilty is amazing the students love them so much. My child attended Daggett for middle school and I wish I would have enrolled him from Kindergarten. He worked with the Kindergarteners for his 8th grade year and had an oustanding time with them he loved it so much now everyday he tells me that he misses it. 'm just proud of that school
My 7-year-old who goes to Daggett Montessori sat down with his 4-year-old brother yesterday and wrote out a multiplication problem (1982 x 3) and completed it successfully. Then, he taught his brother, who is not even yet in pre-k, how to add on paper. This 7-year-old is in a 1/2/3 class at Daggett Montessori, and this one example illustrates the Montessori ways of students being able to learn up and having opportunities to practice teaching down. I am so proud that my 7-year-old not only is working way ahead in math but that he cares about teaching others and is gaining invaluable practice in articulating what he is learning with helping someone else in mind. Kudos to Daggett Montessori from a two-year-at-DMS parent.
As a proud Parent of a middle school student that will be promoting into the ninth grade, I must say we have been with Daggett since Kaitlin was in kindergarten we will miss the daggett family tremendously. this is a wonderful school with parent involvement. the staff truly cares about your childs future. If you are considering Daggett Montessori, you are looking in the right direction, you will be pleased...
My daughter attends dms and she is doing great. The teachers really care about the students and always make time for us over concerned parents.
Daggett is a wonderful school with alot to offer.Not only do we have nurturing teachers, we also have a kind and respectful students.Even though im going to a private school in 8th grade is was nice to be in an enviroment like the one at Daggett Montessori.If I could stay at this school I would.
I'm a former student (now a senior at WHHS!) and even though there's a lack of enforcement for the no bullying policy (I went through that myself) and not a lot of extracurricular activities, it's still a pretty good school. The middle school teachers are especially wonderful, especially Mrs. Barker! I still keep in touch with her. I recommend DMS to my older friends with kids about to start school.
I had to withdraw my son from this school because of other children. Several children continually bullied him, cursed at him, teased him. The vice principal and principal did absolutely nothing to stop the problems. This school does not stick to their written no bullying, 0 tolerance policy on bullying.
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