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I have a 4th grader and a kindergartener at Bentley. As a family, we are thrilled with the school. My 4th grader's teacher is amazing. Her energy and enthusiasm are contagious and her academic expectations high. But what's more is that she gets my child and understands her strengths and needs in a way that tells me she's really paying attention. My son's K teacher is equally terrific. She really knows her stuff and connects to her students in a way they love. My son adores her and has learned so much. I appreciate the attention and care both my kids receive and I feel as though I have true partners in their education. The teachers and administrators are very responsive over e-mail. The parent community is great -- friendly and pretty easy to get to know, though you do need to put yourself out there and get involved to meet people. The school's drop off/pick up valet line makes it difficult to socialize at those common gathering points, so you need to find other ways to meet people. All in all, if you are looking for a warm, nurturing environment with challenging academics and top teaching, Bentley is a fantastic choice.
My son goes to Happy Valley and we've been very pleased with the quality of education he has received, the teachers commitment to excellence, parents involvement as volunteers and their support of the school.
Bentley is an amazing school with the most talented teachers in the Bay Area. Our kinder-gardener thrives at Bentley. The best part for busy parents are the four to six page report cards at the end of each trimester with details from each teacher on your child's performance. Bentley also offers additional after school classes. I would highly recommend for perspective parents to consider this school.
This school is not what it once was. This review is primarily about the middle school. Years ago this school was once a place of high achievement and excellence; today it is a school of rich kids who can pay and below average academics. There is a huge drop off in teacher and student quality from the lower school to the middle school. Currently the Middle School Head has hired very young, inexperienced (and presumably cheap), mostly non-credentialed teachers who have little classroom management skills and no control over the students. This year the new math teacher and the existing humanities teacher are not returning. In addition, during the past two years the school has lost math, science, humanities, trivium, music, and PE teachers. This year the school is also losing French and Chinese teachers. The Head of School keeps appointing people to leadership positions but yet there is no parent or teacher involvement. The school does not utilize a parent survey to gather information, nor does it seek involvement in anything but fundraising. On the positive side the K, 2, 3, and 5th grade teachers are awesome. They are seasoned veterans who are outstanding.
I was a student at Bentley from kindergarten to eight grade. I thought the academics were great, but I didn't like how closed-minded the teachers were, and how little the classes and grades were. There wasn't any sense of independence or freedom AT ALL.
We have two kids at Bentley (2nd and 5th) and we couldn't be happier that we made this school selection for our children. We've been wowed by the professionalism of the staff, the amazing teachers, the challenging curriculum and the academic and personal resources available for Bentley kids and their families. The school doesn't play lip service to having a no-bullying policy- it practices what it preaches and the school fosters a community-wide, supportive environment for student, faculty, families and visitors. Our kids have been challenged out of their comfort zones and have stretched themselves academically beyond what they thought possible. If you're looking for a stellar, highly-trained and educated staff; challenging curriculum and small school environment, Bentley might be a good choice for your family.
Our family is new to the school and we love it. The setting is great for learning and the academics are first rate. They know our child so well. I also like their placement record to great high schools and colleges. I do wish the tuition at these schools was not so high, though.
I have had two children at Bentley. I have mixed feelings. My first child struggled with the lack of diversity for most of her 9 years there. The prior post that mentions the administration's lack of action towards ill-behaved children is spot on! THE EDUCATION IS FANTASTIC! If you are a parent that is active and not easily intimidated, it could be a great fit.
My husband I have a 8th grader who has been at the school since 1st grade. We are planning to put our youngest into the kindergarten program this fall. We travel from the Tri Valley are into Oaklnd. Our public school district is one of the best in the state. Our neighborhood schools are given the highest awards. We choose to be a part of the community because of the academic rigor, the smaller class sizes all the way through high school, the attention to global diversity - not just the limited definition of black and white or rich and poor. Our family has experience tremendous returns on the investment we made in our child. She is a confident, independent thinker who can hold her own in any subject. She is more than prepared for her next journey -high school.
We have been thrilled with our daughter's experience at Bentley. She is thriving academically and socially. Bentley is an academic school and the children are challenged, but they offer a well rounded curriculum. My daughter is exposed to drama, art, foreign languages, PE, computers, library. She looks forward to going to school every day and even asks to stay at the after care (which is free and offers her a variety of arts and crafts activities). We couldn't be happier! I do have to say I'm surprised by a couple of the posts, because in our experience the school is very open and accepting and seems to celebrate the diversity in the student body.
We have two children at the lower school and the kids have loved their time at school. My daughter went from a very shy incoming k student to a confident student who is proud of her accomplishments in all subjects, esp. math, writing and art. Its really an amazing school with amazing teachers. When we looked at schools, we were looking for a school that provided a well-balanced education with strong but not overly rigorous academics, great art, languages and a place that values a community. Also, the lower and middle school heads are both very focussed on the children's well being overall, and not just academics. We live in Oakland and wanted to make sure the school reflected the diversity in our neighborhood. We have been happy with the school's ability to address diversity in a meaningful way.
My husband and I have two children enrolled at Bentley School, 2nd and 5th graders, a girl and a boy, respectively. Both of my children are thriving and have been since their kindergarten enrollments. Bentley's academic programs are its strength, closely followed by its cultural enrichment programs, warm and nurturing faculty, and somewhat idyllic setting. Both of my children very much look forward to going to school each day--even with the full knowledge that they will be challenged academically. Sometimes, my husband and I are taken aback at the the content and depth of knowledge that, unprompted, erupts from the mouths of our babes...often in the midst of casual conversations my husband and I are having. ;-) We would encourage anyone looking for a well-rounded and sound educational foundation and environment for their child to take a 1st & 2nd look at Bentley School.
I'm surprised by the recent posts (from 2008) - this seems inaccurate! Especially the comments about this being a 'rich' school. I think that the emphasis here is simply on a great education - consistently applied in all grades and with all students. In our experience (11 years) academic excellence plus (arts and sports) has been the primary focus. Both our children have been through the middle school and even though they are very different learners, each had an extraordinary 3 years in the middle school. The teachers are the highest caliber - consistently intelligent, creative and fun! The middle school teachers are especially skilled, the math program and teachers are the best. Mr Gerry and Mr Grener are just brilliant and beloved by the students. I'm certain many have turned on to math because of their influence. We're thrilled to be at Bentley!
My child attended Bentley from 1st through middle school. The elementary school was very good academically but I really wish we had not sent our child to the middle school. There has been alot of turn over and the new teachers are inexperienced and the teachers who have been there along time need to retire. I also agree there was favoritism towards children whose parents gave alot of money to the school versus parents who did not. I would think that several of the local public schools and several of the private schools would be much better. Not worth the money.
This school is first a business and second a school that cares about its students. For the extremely high tuition the education and curriculum is just average. Families/students appear to be accepted here based on their financial contribution not on the basis of their child(ren's) merits or postive contributions to the classroom. That said there are significant behavior problems with students that go largely unaddressed. Families and their children are rewarded based on how much they give to the school both in time and money with very little thanks. Problematic kids will stay and parents are left little recourse. The administration is also problematic with high turnover in faculty such as the headmaster, admissions directors and more. Save your money and attend any of the FREE public schools around the corner which are great schools for the price and will genuinely put the care of your child(ren) first not your pocketbook.
My child has thrived in Bentley's sound academic environment. The teachers are enthusiastic and very nurturing. The depth of the subject matter always captivates my child's interest and that feed her love of learning. We are so happy we chose Bentley. Frankly, I can't think of a better place for them.
My child has thrived in Bentley's sound academic environment. The teachers are enthusiastic and very nurturing. The depth of the subject matter always captivates my child's interest and that feed her love of learning. We are so happy we chose Bentley. Frankly, I can't think of a better place for them.
We have been extremely pleased with our experience at Bentley. The teachers are fantastic, very caring, competent, and attentive to the needs of the students. The arts, music, PE, computer, and language classes (French, Spanish, and Chinese) round out the academic program. The teachers truly want each child to succeed in the school and work with them individually to make sure that all students do so.
Bentley has been a fantastic experience for my kids. One has finished K-8 and the other is still enrolled in the lower school. The teachers are excellent, and the school is well run. I can't think of a more rigorous, academic education offered in this area, and we're fortunate that the school also highly values the arts - music and visual arts are offered in all grades. The school also offers three languages in these grades - French, and Spanish starting in K, and Latin 6-8.
Our daughter has done very well at Bentley from K through 2nd grade. The teachers, supported by the small class sizes, consistently seem to understand the individual needs and characters of the children. The art teacher is extraordinary, he has really encouraged her talents. The campus is cozy is a good way, not instituitional-feeling at all. The after school care providers always have my daughter engaged in a craft project so she usually doesn't want to leave when I arrive to pick her up!
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"The people who don't get care now tend to be younger working families who don't make much money," said Craig Robinson, CEO of Cabin Creek Health Systems. "Or they have inadequate health plans with huge deductibles and big co-payments."
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"This will save a lot of human suffering while it saves us all money," said Martha Cook Carter, CEO of FamilyCare, which provides sliding-scale care to 23,000 people in Kanawha, Putnam and Boone counties. "The major parts of the law don't kick in till 2014, which gives us a chance to get ready."
In 2009, Charleston Area Medical Center wrote off $18 million in charity care and $20 million in bad debt, spokesman Dale Witte said. CAMC absorbs between 20 and 25 percent of West Virginia's uncompensated care, he said.
"We do look forward to everyone being insured and having some kind of health care coverage," Witt said.
"It's a very complex law, so we're waiting to see how the whole package shakes out. A lot could happen between now and 2014."
Reese said she was stunned to hear House members suggest during debate that health reform funding might be used for abortions at community health centers.
"There have never been abortions performed at community health centers," she said. "But there is a lot of prenatal care and well-baby care.
"The stimulus funding is helping us gear up," Reese said. "Electronic health records and broadband will help the system handle the new patients. Many centers are adding patient rooms and parking."
With the new electronic tools and funding, "We will aggressively step up public education programs to help people learn to take better care of themselves," Robinson said.
Robinson has worked in West Virginia healthcare since the 1950s, he said. "If you go back to the 1960s when Medicare was approved, there were also dire warnings that Medicare and community health centers were going to bring on disaster. Now, both have broad bipartisan support.
"Ten years from now, will the same be true for this law? We'll see. Meanwhile, a lot of people will get health care who otherwise would not."
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By Duane T. Lowe
While I agree that swelling and heat, if present, are reliable and relatively objective signs, I would like to add one caveat to the lecturer's section on the clinical evidence of inflammation with regard to the determination of tissue healing phases and appropriate treatment.
Having previously worked with students as a clinician in a chiropractic college clinic, and now working in a hospital environment with medical physicians and family practice residents, I find that many physicians (both chiropractic and medical), as well as most patients, are confused as to when ice or heat should be used for an injury. The general advice of applying ice for the first 24 to 48 hours followed by heat is based upon the idea that the patient has progressed from the acute inflammatory phase to the repair or regeneration phase on a normal time scale.
I am sure that anyone who has practiced chiropractic for more than a few days knows that many patients will present with signs of acute inflammation as long as a week after the initial injury. Overuse of the injured area, premature application of heat, and other factors can prolong the normally short-lived inflammatory phase. Research also shows that the overuse of ice can slow the healing process, so how does one assess when it is appropriate to use ice and heat? Many colleagues I have spoken simply guess based on time from the onset of symptoms, without much clinical rationale on which to base their decision, but there is a better (though not perfect) rule-of-thumb you can follow, and teach your patients to make this determination more accurate.
Of course, the best objective evidence of the acute inflammatory phase is the heat and swelling found during palpation, but the depths of the structures involved, and often the thickness of the patient's superficial tissues, can sometimes mask these signs.
It is true that almost every patient presenting to our offices has pain as a chief complaint, so the mere fact that a patient hurts cannot guide our clinical rationale. However, as the physiology changes during the different phases of inflammation and healing, the factors stimulating the pain also change. This means that the quality of the patient's pain may be one of the most invaluable signs in determining the transition of the acute phase into the early repair or regeneration phase.
Pain during the acute inflammatory process is caused by multiple factors. Besides pain generated by the initial damage to the injured tissue, pressure from tissue swelling and stretching of sensitive structures has been found to be a significant contributor to the pain, as are the multitude of acute inflammatory chemicals released by local tissue destruction and the invading cellular response. Chemicals such as prostaglandins, leukotrenes, bradykinin, histamine, etc., and the change in pH all contribute to cause constant chemically stimulated depolarization of the pain fibers. The concentration of these chemicals, and their resultant sequelae of swelling and the constant barrage of the pain neurons, are slowly removed as the acute inflammatory phase shifts to the repair-regeneration phase. Hence, their influence on the constant perpetuation of "c-fiber" stimulation diminishes.
While the pain neurons continue to have a lowered threshold of firing, they no longer have constant chemical irritation. The quality of pain at this phase is one in which the patient can find a pain-free or relatively pain-free position (depending on severity of initial tissue damage) but has pain with movement, or only when weight-bearing (subject to mechanical stress). During this phase, patients may say that they don't feel pain, just "stiffness," unless they make a provocative movement (which can include weight-bearing).
As a general rule, which is very easy for patients to understand, inflammation is present if there is no pain-free position (chemically mediated pain), and if the condition is in the repair phase when the patient can get into a pain-free position, but still has pain with movement or other mechanical stress to the tissues. In conjunction with the use of ice or heat, here are two "rules of thumb":
Since premature application of heat can prolong the inflammatory response, but prolonged application of ice may prolong tissue healing, using the applied knowledge of physiology of inflammatory pain propagation to determine the best approach is easier for the patient, easier for other health care providers who do not have our palpatory skills, and easier for those chiropractors who may not be sure of their palpatory findings. However, it is only one sign to be considered in conjunction with other examination findings in determining a comprehensive clinical course of treatment.
The above rule-of-thumb only applies to acute pain. The unique physiology perpetuating chronic inflammation may actually respond better to heat than ice, although this is a point of controversy in the literature. Of course, always keep in mind that a person with chronic inflammation can develop an acute inflammatory reaction in the same area.
I hope you find this information useful.
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Notes: = Rudy - v0.7 BETA Not your grandparents' EC2 deployment tool. Rudy is a command-line development and deployment tool for Amazon Web Services. It helps you build and manage machines in EC2 by organizing them into groups of _environments_ and _roles_. These are called _machine_ _groups_. <tt>stage</tt> is the default environment and <tt>app</tt> is the default role. You can run multiple machines with the same role. These are called _positions_. Rudy also supports running machine groups across availability _zones_. When you put all this together, you have a unique name for every machine. The default machine is: zone env role v v v m-us-east-1b-stage-app-01 ^ ^ "machine" position All configuration is organized into the zones, environments, and roles that you specify (Rudy assumes positions are identical which is important for backups and scaling). And as you'd expect, the defaults can be changed too (in <tt>~/.rudy/config</tt>). 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See <tt>bin/rudy-ec2</tt>. == Installation Via Rubygems, one of: $ sudo gem install rudy $ sudo gem install solutious-rudy --source http://gems.github.com/ or via download: * rudy-latest.tar.gz[http://github.com/solutious/rudy/tarball/latest] * rudy-latest.zip[http://github.com/solutious/rudy/zipball/latest] NOTE: If you are not installing via RubyGems, you need to make sure the dependencies are in your LOAD_PATH (<tt>$:</tt>). Ryan Tomayko wrote a gist[http://gist.github.com/54177] about it. 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If not, it doesn't loop through machines. #### 0.7.0 (2009-04-02) ############################### * CHANGE: Upgrade to Drydock 0.6, Caesars 0.6, and Rye 0.6 * CHANGE: Updated Routines configuration syntax for specifying shell commands * ADDED: Releases via local git repository * ADDED: authorize and adduser directives to routines config. * ADDED: Improved CLI output for routines. * ADDED: Commands configuration for custom SSH commands * ADDED: Auto-set hostname to machine name * ADDED: Support for arbitrary routines via passthrough #### 0.6.8 (2009-04-24) ############################### * CHANGE: Renamed rudy config --rudy option to --project. This was important to maintain consistency in documentation. * CHANGE: Cleaned README. See: http://wiki.github.com/solutious/rudy #### 0.6.7 (2009-04-22) ############################### * ADDED: rudy-ec2 status can now display EU status * FIXED: Fixed bug on instance create. Instance.groups was nil, now it returns empty Array. #### 0.6.6 (2009-04-22) ############################### * ADDED: Better error handling for Rudy::AWS::SDB * FIXED: Ruby 1.9.1 compatability (including requiring aws-s3 >=0.6.1) #### 0.6.5 (2009-04-20) ############################### * FIXED: Startup and Shutdown routines now check machine group status first * FIXED: Misc release process issues between 0.6.0 and 0.6.4 * ADDED: Better error handling during startup and shutdown. * ADDED: Support for assigning addresses on startup #### 0.6.0 (2009-04-19) ############################### NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.5 * CHANGE: Rebuilt Rudy::AWS::* * CHANGE: Removed lib/rudy/commands/* and lib/rudy/metadata/* * ADDED: rudy-ec2 executable * CHANGE: have local copies of Caesars and Drydock to reduce external dependencies. * ADDED: new output formats: yaml, json, csv, tsv #### 0.5.1 (2009-04-10) ############################### * CHANGE: Removed require 'rubygems' * FIXED: Resolved Drydock namespace issue for rudy and ird #### 0.5.0 (2009-04-09) ############################### NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.4 * CHANGE: Recommend keypair config to be in ~/.rudy/config * FIX: Rudy now checks for user keys specified by env-role, env, and global * FIX: gemspec dependency net-ssh-multi * ADDED: --nocolor option * ADDED: Ruby API * ADDED: Tests with 55% coverage * ADDED: Ruby API (Rudy::Machines, etc...) * ADDED: ird, a REPL (experimental) * ADDED: Now uses Rye 0.4.1 #### 0.4 (2009-03-12) ############################### NOTE: This is a significant re-write from 0.3 * CHANGE: Mostly re-written bin/ruby, moving validation to CLI classes * CHANGE: upgrade to Drydock 0.5 * CHANGE: Moved generic EC2 commands to bin/rudy-ec2 * CHANGE: Removed ambiguity of pluralized command names. * OLD: backups, disks, configs * ADDED: backup, disk, config * ADDED: ssh and scp commands for connecting to and copying files to/from machines * ADDED: New dependencies (trying out net-ssh) * ADDED: Domain specific language for configuration * ADDED: "Routines" for handling common actions. 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