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As proud members of the community, Daniel and Tamara Esquibel take great pride in providing their community with quality photography. As parents, they also understand how fast kids grow up. They slow the process down with lively portrait sessions for kids and families. Portraits for high-school seniors are available, as well. With the same enthusiasm they show for those shoots, they also cover weddings and special events such as dance recitals. Those special events can gain an extra boost with their photo-booth rentals. Photo booths come with an onsite attendant, unlimited photos, and fun props to pose with.
With four museums and six monuments, the nonprofit Museum of New Mexico Foundation keeps the state's artistic and cultural heritage alive with enthralling permanent collections, exhibits, and events. Art aficionados can marvel at more than 20,000 works by artists with strong ties to the state in the New Mexico Museum of Art, check out more than 1,300 artifacts in the Museum of Indian Arts & Culture, and attempt to tape their "lost cat" flyers to more than 100,000 items culled from 100 countries at the Museum of International Folk Art. Meanwhile, the New Mexico History Museum's 30,000-square-foot exhibition space covers topics ranging from the Santa Fe Trail to World War II through art, maps, and photographs.
After each museum visit, guests can stop by the Coronado State Monument, which marks the spot where Coronado and his crew entered the Rio Grande Valley in search of the Seven Cities of Gold and their lost car keys. The foundation's sextet of monuments also includes the stone ruins of a 500-year-old Indian village at Jemez and exhibits on frontier and military life at Fort Selden.
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New Media Lessons From Recent Israeli Conflicts
During conflict, proliferation and accessability of New Media have played havoc with traditional notions of informing, shaping, and swaying public opinion. Two case studies recount the role of new media in recent conflicts waged by Israel. There are marked differences in the way the Israeli Defense Forces handled the media in the Hezbollah conflict during the summer of 2006 and in the Gaza incursion at the end of 2008 and beginning of 2009. The two instances suggest 'best practices' that the U.S. military could adopt when dealing with new media and its role on the battlefield.
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Outdoor spaces are an important part of residential planning. When done well, they tend to draw people into the fresh air as well as add value to a home.
One important aspect of these spaces is the choice of flooring. When considering the options, there are several items to be addressed:
- What is the intended use?
- Who will be using the flooring?
- What is the slope and/or grade of the site?
- Should ADA accessibility be considered?
- What is the budget?
- What are the surrounding materials and environment?
Asking these questions will help determine what materials are appropriate.
Some of the most commonly used options for outdoor flooring are:
- Paving materials
- Decking
- Gravel
- Stone.
In this article, the pros and cons of these materials will be explored as well as other factors to consider when selecting the appropriate flooring.
Paving Materials
Typically, there are two types of paving materials:
- Pavers
- Continuous or solid surfaces.
Pavers can be manufactured from concrete, clay, granite, and other materials. Paving materials are a great solution to outdoor flooring needs when conditions are right, and they are installed correctly.
For instance, clay has been used for centuries because it is abundantly available in many markets, and offers a classic appearance and pattern choice.
Other benefits are that clay typically does not fade in the sun, the pattern choices are desirable, the material choices are often available locally, and there are many skilled installers.
On the other hand, clay may not hold up well under heavy vehicular traffic, it can be difficult to match older brick, and it offers fewer colors and patterns than other paving materials.
Meanwhile, concrete pavers are a more recent product and have become widely used and respected for their versatility.
These pavers offer unlimited choice of color, texture, pattern, style, and shape, and provide a long-lasting solution for flooring.
Concrete ensures a durable product that can withstand everything from foot traffic to heavy machinery and trucks. This permeable paving also offers solutions for storm-water management and environmental sensitivity.
All pavers offer many options with great versatility in color, pattern, and texture, as well as size. Be sure to consider options such as sealing and joint material.
Be creative with the design of space with color, pattern, and texture, and play off the architecture of the residence to extend the vertical spaces and patterns onto the hardscape surface.
Decking is a widely used and versatile option with many choices, including wood type, color, stain, and composite materials.
As Americans, we are blessed to live in a country full of wood resources, including both natural forests and planted "crops" of trees. Woodworking is a common trade and skill, from local father-son carpenters to larger contractors and home builders.
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So here we continue our dystopian saga, discussing why these current YA novels are so popular... from a Social Studies perspective. Try this analysis on one of your teachers to see what their reaction is!
Divergent by Veronica Roth, calls this into question; what are the most important human character traits to uphold in order to eradicate evil from human nature? Which would you choose: Intelligence, honesty, selflessness, amiability or bravery? Partially inspired by Roth's study of exposure therapy, Divergent questions the very definition of bravery. How do you define bravery? What do you think it means to be brave? Can one character trait exist in isolation or do they always act in multiple possible combinations? What is your utopia? Can utopia be universal? Or is one's person's heaven always another person's hell? What happens in a utopia when people are non-conforming? At what point/what causes a utopian ideology to become dystopian? Real life examples would be communism under Mao or Democracy under Bush.
Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale has left both Matched and Wither trailing in its wake. All three deal with genetics, i.e. matching and slavery. Lack of choice is prevalent. Think Star Trek laced with a hint of The Giver by Lois Lowry. If you add undertones of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, a book which I first read when I was 16, you begin to get the picture.
It's rare that I read a YA novel that I immediately want to re-read just to absorb all the poetry of the prose; it's that beautiful! Plus there is so much symbolism embedded into the book that you can tell Ally Condie used to be a High School English teacher. YA novels are often all about action and suspense. Matched, moving along at an ever quickening clip, certainly leaves you breathlessly wanting more at the end. Poetry is however, central to the book. It highlights the power of art to have political influence and be a strong force to fight against the apathy prevalent in coercive societies. There's a reason books/music/art get burned/banned. Matched underscores the power of choice; why it's important to have and why it might be beneficial not to. Implicit is that choice, held either in our own hands or societies, carries with it the ability to make both mistakes and successes. We can cause ourselves and others, both joy and sorrow along the way. Ultimately Matched takes a stance that human dignity; requires it. Otherwise we can all become so en-thralled...
The Hunger Games deals with many themes including survival, loyalty, slavery, and class privilege. It is this book that originally inspired this blog. Going out to schools in Calgary to do presentations for the library I came across many Junior High Social and Language Arts teachers who were using The Hunger Games for a novel study. It's a great book with so many leads for humanities discussions. In this way it follows The Giver by Lois Lowry, a book which is often used in schools as well.Both of these books have been banned in various places but that just gives credence to the fact that they deal with serious issues!
What struck me most about the Hunger Games is how closely it mimics a reality TV show, such as Survivor. The book thus deftly comments on our cultures obsession with entertainment; our need for vicarious living and ever more potent adrenaline boosters. And I admit I was drawn in, fully entertained, gripped by all the action suspense, romance and yes... suffering. This is in combination with a strong female character we can wholly sympathize with. Vicarious living at its finest! We are supposedly far above the Romans in our taste for civilized entertainment. But are we? Movies are simulated; reality TV shows "volunteered" for, and the news? Reality relayed at 6 'O clock each evening full of... human suffering.
For some interesting thoughts on Dystopian Fiction check out the following INFOGRAPHICS:
The Dystopian Timeline to The Hunger Games
If You Liked "The Hunger Games"…
Here's why one fellow YYC teen thinks dystopian novels are so popular these days. Warning: this may be a downer.
Soooo... anyone up for writing the next UTOPIA? We could certainly use some positive societal visioning. Any budding writers out there? Check out this Cartoon version of Thoreau at Walden. We'd LOVE to hear your voices in TEENSCREATE!
Look out! Those teen books you bring home from the library may not be patiently waiting for you to get around to reading them… someone in your house may be secretly scanning those pages when you're not around. Who would want to read your teen books? The new research shows that it could be your parents!
Adults are big consumers of teen fiction. The newest stats say that adults aged 30-44 years old are the predominant demographic buying up YA titles. But why????
There's the obvious reason: tons of movies are based on teen fiction. If you loved the movie, why not read the book and see what's lost in translation. (i.e. Twilight, Hunger Games, The Perks of Being a Wallflower).
Then there are the less obvious reasons:
So, if you find a parent reading your books, should you give them a scolding? Nah. Let them enjoy the book in peace. Besides, there are always thousands more YA titles to choose from!
Can't wait for Catching Fire? Watched the movie four times already? Tired of hearing about "Team Peeta" and "Team Gale" and just want to be your own "Team Awesome"? Tried every conceivable recipe from The Unofficial Hunger Games Cookbookand still hunger more?
The Nose Hill library is hosting a Hunger Games Challenge on October 20th. This points based scavenger hunt and trivia challenge, based on Suzanne Collins' popular trilogy, promises not so much to "bathe you in riches" as it promises a great time and some great prizes. Unlike the dystopian country of Panem, the odds are ever in your favour...that is, if you register today!
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Toasted flour tortilla, Monterey Jack cheese, guacamole and sour cream. 1200-1430 calories.
Chips, cheese, pinto beans, guacamole, pico de gallo and sour cream. 1800-2120 calories.
Baja-style with choice of tortilla. 200-230 calories.
Two tacos with Baja rice and beans.
Rice, beans roasted veggies, onions, cilantro and salsa verde.
Your choice of grilled meats or seafood, with the right mix of grilled fresh veggies, Baja rice, beans, sour cream, guacamole w/ warm tortillas.
Hand rolled corn tortillas stuffed with fire-grilled chicken served with sour cream, guacamole, Baja rice and beans. 740-780 calories.
Includes juice box. 640-850 calories.
Since 1990, Baja Fresh Mexican Grill has been making all your Mexican favorites the way you like them. BIG, fresh and delicious. Their famous flame grilled flavor and unique grilled tortillas are where it all starts. Add to that freshly-prepared, quality meats, produce, unique salsas and you've got a menu built just the way you like it.
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That means you won't find freezers, can openers or microwaves in a Baja Fresh location, either. So get fired up. You've found a place that understands what you like to eat and how you like to eat it. In a processed, pre-heated world, they're here with fresh mouth-watering Mexican favorites done right. The flavors are amazing and the meals are satisfying because they're built the right way. They're built Baja Fresh.
Diablo Shrimp Burrito—Ten lime-garlic marinated grilled shrimp, black beans, Baja rice, Jack cheese, and a smokey, super spicy chipotle sauce all rolled up in a warm, soft flour tortilla
Burrito Ultimo—Your choice of charbroiled chicken, pork carnitas or charbroiled steak, grilled peppers, chilies, onions, melted Jack and Cheddar cheese, roasted salsa Baja, rice and sour cream
Burrito Mexicano—Your choice of charbroiled chicken, pork carnitas or charbroiled steak, rice and freshly simmered black or pinto beans all layered with fresh, chopped cilantro and onions and your choice of salsa
Veggie & Cheese Bare Burrito—Served in a bowl with grilled peppers, chilies and onions, lettuce, Jack cheese, Pico de Gallo, salsa Baja and sour cream all on a bed of rice with freshly simmered black or pinto beans
Baja Ensalada® with Chicken—Romaine lettuce, sliced tomatoes, Cotija cheese, Pico de Gallo and tortilla strips, served with your choice of dressing
Churro—Double twisted churros with cinnamon sugar
Awesome food. But what the heck happened to the Nacho Burrito??? Best item on the menu, taken off :(
Posted 3 months ago by Jen G.
Best mexican food in the city! The chicken quesadilla is delicious!
Posted 6 months ago by Mallory J.
Food is consistent with what you would expect from "fast food" Mexican. We ordered fajitas (steak & pork), which arrived room temperature, but tasted OK. Fajitas come with chips/salsa on the side (which we didn't realize) and also orders chips/ salsa. It was a lot more food than we expected. Delivery was within the time quoted, even though it was pouring outside. Bottom line- OK food for the price, but would like them to get insulated delivery bags, to keep your meal hot when delivered- for that, I would give 4 stars.
Posted 7 months ago by Julie S.
I've ordered from Baja three times and the food is great! I love the chicken taquitos. The service was a little inconsistent as they forgot the free chips on my second order. Not only that, but the proportion of guac/beans/rice was different each time. Overall: great food, great price. Definitely give it a try!
Posted 8 months ago by Angel P.
Because of all the negative reviews about how long it took for the food be delivered, I didn't have high hopes, but we got our order BEFORE the 30-45 minute expected delivery time! We were super impressed! The nachos were lukewarm than but the burrito was still warm so overall - we were impressed! Food was DELICIOUS.
Posted 8 months ago by Nicole A.
Waited two hours for the order, it never arrived. They said the delivery guy delivered it and got a signature. But it was not my signature so who knows where he delivered it. Won't order from them again.
Posted 10 months ago by Samantha B.
Great food ,Great Customer Service, love it
Posted 10 months ago by Adrian S.
food arrived late and cold and soggy
Posted 10 months ago by Nathanael H.
Great food and i loved that everything was labled!
Posted 10 months ago by Amy C.
fast and delicious
Posted 10 months ago by Colleen S.
Food was not delivered as promised.
Posted 10 months ago by Craig B.
Excellent Food!!!
Posted 11 months ago by Cathy B.
Food was awesome and on time.
Posted 11 months ago by Jennifer D.
Fresh and tasty food delivered quickly. Can't beat that!
Posted 11 months ago by Mark Z.
I ordered lunch here today and it was delicious. I had the wahoo taco and the chicken taco and boy were they yummyy!!! Will definitely be ordering from here again.
Posted 11 months ago by Jackie K.
I ordered two fish tacos and they got back on time and were delicious! I also love the tortilla soup from here. They always send complimentary chips and sauce as well!
Posted 11 months ago by Cristina B.
will never order from here again! and their menu doesn't help with trying to figure out what has meat and what doesn't.
Posted 11 months ago by tabitha f.
Good food! Fast delivery! Overall pleasant experience.
Posted a year ago by Fred M.
Their queso is amazing, but everything else about this place sucks. I received 4 incorrect orders IN.A.ROW. When I told the manager, she laughed because I was calling again and how did it happen AGAIN. Absolutely terrible delivery service.
Posted a year ago by Erika S.
If I could give this company Zero stars I would. The food came almost 2 hours late, after I called and waited for 15-20 minutes on the phone for the to even find the order. Not the worst part of the experience, the delivery man was extremely rude, and refused to come to my floor. When he called me he used expletive language - and waited outside of the building, refusing to come to the floor. Once I met him, began arguing with me about it being a small order and I need to come down. Absolutely disgusted.
Posted a year ago by Adrienne H.
It took 1 hour 45 minutes for delivery!!! the food was cold and not good!
Posted a year ago by INNA S.
Ordered at 11 AM. Called twice. They have no idea where the food is. It's 1 PM. This is my last Baja Fresh order.
Posted a year ago by Steve A.
Food was very good, the guac was a little bland but the salsa was great. The chicken burrito was very large. I'll definitely make this my regular Mexican place.
Posted a year ago by Heather S.
When ordering "chips and salsa" one expects to get chips and salsa. On consecutive occasions over the past few months I ordered a burrito with a side order of "chips and salsa" even adding an extra note to make to salsa Roja. Each time, the salsa was left out of my order and I had to call to have them send it which, of course arrive halfway through my meal. After several weeks of refusing to order from them, I gave it another try with EXACTLY the same results.
Seamless has always been very helpful in these matters but I won't be ordering from Baja Fresh on Broadway again. No more chances.
Posted a year ago by maurice h.
I love Baja Fresh but have had a couple of orders which weren't correct. This time I called the store and the person who answered could not have been nicer. He apologized, corrected the order and sent it out to us "on the house." Very professional. Will definitely order again.
Posted a year ago by Carl A.
Ordered three tacos and a salad. They arrived an hour and a half later cold. Tacos were less than flavorful and even the chips were stale. First time I called they put me on hold forever and I had to hang up and call again and tell them not to put me on hold again. Was told I'm going to have to...Should have just went across the street for a sandwich.
Posted a year ago by Christine F.
My most recent order was delivered (from confirmation to in my hands) in nine minutes. Yes, I am a block away, but that is fast for a Seamless order. Burritos are average, nothing mind blowing. Packaging are somewhat eco-friendly which is a plus for me.
Posted a year ago by Barclay D.
This place used to be reliable - now, however, my food is anywhere between 2 and 2.5 hours late. My food shows up after my lunch break is over and the order is sometimes wrong. I'm never ordering from this place again.
Posted a year ago by Jordan B.
I should have read more reviews before ordering. It has been 2 hours since I ordered my food and its still not here. I have called twice and both times was informed that the food would arrive in 10 minutes. I am less than 8 blocks away from this restaurant. How could it possibly take 2 hours to deliver food. Something is clearly wrong with this place. Avoid at all costs.
Posted a year ago by RMBS M.
Holy (no) guacamole! Ordered 4 skinny chicken bowls with guac for an additional $1.99 each. They came with no guac so I called to get the extra $8 refunded or my guac. After the person I spoke to denied the whole guac thing she finally said she would send it after all. An hour has gone by...another call to the restaurant and still no guac. Oh Baja Fresh...this is guacdiculous.
Posted a year ago by Kevin C.
Food NEVER came.
Posted a year ago by Molly I.
I used to be a fan of this because it's hard to find decent Mexican food in New York. But today the order took 86 minutes! And it said 30-45. Not a good choice when you're hungry.
Posted a year ago by Katie R.
the burritos are built for big eaters
Posted a year ago by Ruperto r.
Delivery took 20 minutes longer than expected and the food was cold.
Posted a year ago by Anthony Z.
For some reason the tacos always come soggy on the bottom, if the liquid coud be drained or wicked away. If this could be prevented I would give 4 stars going forward. Thanks the only improvement I would suggest.
Posted a year ago by Yazmeen H.
Dry and inedible
Posted a year ago by Chris M.
I liked the food from the past, but I won't order anymore from this location. I placed my order at 7:45. It came at 8:20, but they forgot part of my order. After calling back, they said they would send a replacement. At 8:45, they still didn't come, and when I called, they still didn't send anyone. Finally, at 9:15, the order was delivered. And, they were only willing to rebate the item that was left off. Besides this order, I've had many other occasions that this has happened, but I keep trying to give them the benefit of the doubt. This is the last time. Do NOT order from this restaurant.
Posted a year ago by Anthony C.
Order a a cheese quesadilla and it was awesome their guacamole is so good..its hard to find a place with good mexican food definitely ordering from them again
Posted a year ago by Omar H.
Ordered a burrito to be delivered, it was delivered at the tail end of the time window with other orders going to different addresses and had definitely been prepared a while ago. By the time I got the food it was cold and the burrito was soaked through, wound up chopping it up, reheating it, and eating it with a knife and fork.
Two stars for delivering a decent burrito salad.
Posted a year ago by Ed B.
The chicken bowls are good and the burritos are decent but the fajitas are very forgettable.
Posted a year ago by Victor S.
The last three times I have ordered from them, I asked for extra sides that cost money to my plate and request them on the side. The 1st time, it was still plopped on the food, the second they just didn't bring it and the third they just didn't bring it again... It wouldn't have been so infuriating except that I called the second and third time to make sure they got the order and noted the sides. What a disappointment that they can't get it write with written directions and a follow up phone call.
Posted a year ago by Jessenia C.
Sub par Mexican food. The guacamole tastes watered down. Food was way too salty and the Salsa reminded me of jello
Posted a year ago by Sam S.
worst soup ever...
Posted a year ago by diana k.
I ordered from Baja Fresh a shrimp taco and a Baja burrito, which is billed by them as having "Monterey Jack cheese, guacamole & pico de gallo." I also ordered a side of mango salsa for my shrimp taco & added tomato to my burrito.
1) The food arrived stone cold, as if it just came out of the REFRIGERATOR, very unpleasant! I do realize that the Baja burrito does not contain "warm " food, but it certainly should be room temperature and not icy! The burrito was awful, had NOTHING on it but a lot of badly cooked onions & a smattering of shredded cheese, no beans or anything else. There were lots of tomatoes, which I had paid extra for. But there was NO GUACAMOLE!! The guacamole, which I love, was the whole reason I ordered that particular burrito.
2) The shrimp taco contained nothing but 4 small shrimp & was very dry, and I did NOT get the mango salsa I ordered for the taco for $1 extra.
3) The so-called salsa for the chips was awful, a brown sauce with no tomato or tang.
4) Minor thing, but icing on the cake, was that they sent only one tiny napkin, the size & consistency of a small Kleenex.
So: I received NO guacamole on my guacamole burrito, the burrito was icy, the shrimp taco had nothing on it, and I did NOT receive the mango salsa I ordered.
I called BF to let them know about these things. The woman who answered was rude and arrogant, began with, "I just came on my shift; it's not my responsibility," then "It's supposed to be cold." I finally asked for the manager. He was no better! Did not apologize or ask me what the problem was or how he could satisfy me; his first words were that I was wrong. He REFUSED to allow me to speak. I wasn't angry when I first called, just disappointed that I had such an awful meal & didn't get what I ordered. The mgr did everything wrong in the realm of customer srvc & the result was that I ended up angry, vowing never to order from them again. A coworker also got a bad order from them this week, spilled inside the bag & cold.
Posted a year ago by Elena G.
verify timing with Baja fresh when placing order. They do not take into consideration what the time is specified. Poor customer service.
Posted a year ago by Joseph i.
I ordered the Mexicano chicken Burrito. The food arrived hot in less that 30 minutes. The ingredients were tasty and fresh. I will definitely order from this place again.
Posted a year ago by Mark S.
I'm I slow to have just discovered how tasty Baja Fresh tacos are. They were great. SBut their soup was a little below par!
Posted a year ago by Antoinette M.
Decent quality tex-mex cuisine. Nothing fancy or special, but no real complaints either.
Posted a year ago by daniel k.
Delivery took 45 minutes longer than they said it would. When I called to check my order, it took a while for them to find it. Will try some where else next time.
Posted a year ago by Zachary R.
I love this place!! Custom orders are always correct.
Posted a year ago by Molly S.
My go to Mexican place. Good portions, delicious, and quick. A+
Posted a year ago by Will H.
This is the first time that I am compelled to give a review on Seamless. I have tried Baja Fresh three times now and each time it has gotten progressively worse. Extremely poor customer service. Extremely poor delivery service. The food being delivered cold. Ridiculous out of now where increases in price, not updated anywhere on Seamless. I am appalled that such a poor food establishment receiving consistently poor ratings still can be allowed to survive on Seamless. I am so pissed that I will be going out of my way to send this review to Seamless customer Service.
Note to Baja Fresh:
Do something about your poor quality service. There is nothing that is special or sets you apart from any other Mexican food restaurant within a 2 mile radius from your own restuarant in NYC.
Posted 2 years ago by Cameron P.
worst mexican food ever
Posted 2 years ago by Matthew K.
It was delivered cold and had zero flavor. Yeah, it was fresh but they don't season anything so load up on the salsa.
Posted 2 years ago by Eric G.
No! i should have heeded the warning here....i ordred a burrito bowl to which the following apply:
- rice is cold
- chicken is dry
- green peppers look like they have seen better days..a few years ago..
- chips are STALE (um, you are a mexican place, thats the one thing you may want to focus on..not having stale chips!)
- additional salsa is sad..little sad tomatos...really you made me pay for this?
and thats it... but isnt it enough?? not ordering from here again.
ps. who dosent send hot sauce with mexican food?!
Posted 2 years ago by tanya b.
First time I've ever been compelled to post a rating and I use seamless multiple times a week for years - this was just so bad.
Delivery took over an hour (had to call and was informed, "just 5 more minutes" - order showed up 15 minutes later), was ice cold and wrong, when I called again, they were very nice and apologetic, and promised to send the correct order, and quickly - only took another 20 minutes this time, also wrong (looked like they filled the burrito with refuse from the countertop or floor - had a little bit of everything in it), and again cold, and completely inedible. I really hope I don't get food posioning from the bit I tried before cutting it open - called again, they apologized and said they'd refund my $$, we'll see if that actually happens. So disappointing - I used to love Baja Fresh growing up in So Cal - guess that's what happens when they open up in Times Square....should have known better.
Posted 2 years ago by Jessica G.
Terrible ordering experience.
The food (estimated to come within 30-45 minutes) arrived after over an hour.
Ordered 2 burritos, both were nearly completely cold on arrival.
The large guacamole and chips interpreted 'guacamole' as half a solid avocado with a little guacamole to fill in the rest of the container.
Very disappointing.
Posted 2 years ago by alicja w.
I ordered the Shrimp and steak bowl for lunch - which was great. It came with Avacado's and being a fan of guacamole. I ordered that as a side. I was not happy with the quantity of meat/shrimp in the food but you can always order an extra side - Overall the food tasted great !!
Posted 2 years ago by Ratish N.
Extimated 30 min delivery. Waited over an hour. Called to cancel and some kid called Zuriel said they'll call me back 'when the refund is done sometime.'
Posted 2 years ago by David Y.
This was awful. I ordered pinto beans; I received cold "canned pork and beans. The pico de Gallo was unseassoned chopped tomatoes. The soggy corn tortillas were filled with garbage : no cheese, no salsa , no onion and no cilantro.
When I spoke to the manager he suggested that "maybe the delivery man had dropped the bag.
Avoid this place if you want a decent Mexican Take out meal!!!
Posted 2 years ago by Patricia W.
Delivery was fast. Food was great! We order for about 12 people and they were able to lable each persons order. Awesome!
Posted 2 years ago by Elizabeth O.
best burritos and sauces!
Posted 2 years ago by Kristin O.
This place is consistently good. Yummy. They forgot my side order of guacamole once, so the next time I ordered I included a note asking for the guac that I paid for but didn't receive the last time, and they included it! Good service.
Posted 2 years ago by Amish D.
Quesadilla could of been better!
Posted 2 years ago by Luis C.
I feel like singing: "Put a smile on ya face, make the world a better place" HA! I am like on the bring of death with the flu right now and this steak and shrimp bowl has done my health and mood JUSTICE. The spices and avocado are just so full of life and warmth and now I want to order another bowl for dinner. I love you Baja Fresh, that is all!
Posted 2 years ago by Travis T.
Delivery was way over due, about an hour late. Food was cold, but the Wahoo Burrito and Chicken bowl tasted pretty good cold, or was it the hunger?
Posted 2 years ago by Chun Y.
Great, fresh food.
Posted 2 years ago by RYAN S.
My burrito came with a free small side of chips and salsa. Good surprise.
Posted 2 years ago by michael d.
Tortilla soup is good, burritos are ok
Posted 2 years ago by Shara C.
Decent food. Overpriced.
Posted 2 years ago by trent s.
awesome burritos and nachos! If you are going to try a burrito, i suggest the diablo for sure!
Posted 2 years ago by Pady N.
Tortilla soup is very good, burritos are ok. I've had the soup a few times - very filling for the price and tasty, all for less than 300 calories. I had both the chicken Baja and Diablo burritos, which unfortunately i didn't like much. I'd like to try the tacos next time. I recently had a poor experience with customer service, but my complaint was kindly followed up on by the manager. It's clear that they encourage quick and pleasant service.
Consistently Good Food... Don't have to ask for extra cheese, the quesodillas are loaded and the steak is well grilled. Pico de Gallo is chunky fresh and VERY Mild, but if you like Spicy they offer several that please.
Posted 2 years ago by Ron M.
Great food, fast service but can get crowded and busy, if you are in a hurry call in advance...
Posted 2 years ago by Victor M.
i dont think they fully read my order. i paid extra to add guacamole and black beans and received neither. i ordered a "burrito bowl" meaning "no tortilla.....i received a burrito. the food was ok....it just wasnt what i ordered. i wish they would read the order before making the food. i will only order from here again in person...not through seamless
Posted 2 years ago by jeremy h.
Baja Fresh's enchilada style burrito is the closest to Tex-Mex I've found in NYC. I'm from Texas, and sometimes I crave melted cheese! Also, the churros here are delicious, even when delivered! They're twists, which is not traditional, but their softness and cinammon-sugary goodness is very traditional.
Posted 2 years ago by Jason H.
just moved near here and been ordering for a few days, not sure why the crappy reviews because this place is awesome. fast delivery, shrimp tacos are delicious, though i wouldn't add on the fish because they never sent it. also, the salsa is amazing, sort of like a chipotle brown.
Posted 3 years ago by Laura A.
Great veggie burrito, fast delivery, and fresh food.
Posted 3 years ago by Sylvie S.
Delivery time is incredibly long. Waited over 1.5 hours, when the stated delivery time was 30-45 min. When I called after waiting for an hour, they said the delivery guy had left half an hour ago. Food was cold by the time it got here. Very disappointed.
Posted 3 years ago by Amy M.
slow delivery, very disappointing food
Posted 3 years ago by Tania Y.
Terrible - Ordered a big order for a meeting and specifically ordered an hour in advance for a lunchtime delivery - Delivery made over an hour and a half later - No apologies when called to complain !!! Food was soggy by the time delivered
Posted 3 years ago by Neil C.
Great stuff! Will order again. Skinny chicken bowl is the bomb.
Posted 3 years ago by Kris C.
I was walking up Broadway today running errands and got hungry. Ugh, there are WAY too many options around Times Square so I walked into Baja Fresh because Mexican was calling to me. I ordered a burrito, it was huge, SO good, awesome salsa bar, and the place was clean- which is not something I can usually say about most fast food restaurants. Baja rocks, best fast food around!!!
Absolutely Delicious. The burrito was incredible and the queso is absolutely to die for.
Posted 3 years ago by Luke W.
Food is good. The order was incorrect, they forgot the chicken burrito but the food is good if you want a quick mexican delivery.
Posted 3 years ago by Donald B.
Simply quality food at a great price
Posted 3 years ago by Jason B.
The food is decent (you get what you pay for), but the delivery time can be astronomical. Baja Fresh will estimate 30 - 45 minutes to deliver, and then take 90 - 120. If you want hot food delivered on time, don't order from here.
Posted 3 years ago by Lydia L.
This whole order was a bit of a fiasco. I placed my order for an Ultimo burrito and queso fundido at almost exactly noon. At about 1:11, I called to let them know that I hadn't received my order and the guy on the phone asked that I wait another 5-10 minutes for my food to arrive, as they were extremely busy with the lunch hour deliveries, and to call back after that. About 20 minutes later, I called back and the guy promised he would remake and send out a new delivery just for me, and that it would be there as soon as possible. Fine by me. About 10 minutes after that, the first delivery guy arrives with my order, which had obviously been crushed under everyone else's in his bag. It had leaked and made a big mess, but whatever. I was starving at this point. The food wasn't cold, but it wasn't hot either, which I guess is to be expected since it had been sitting in an insulated bag for an hour and a half on its way over. The quantity of food was astounding, and I definitely feel like it was worth the money in that respect. However, the quality is debatable. The burrito was huge and pretty decent over all, they didn't skimp on the meat and the only downside was that the salsa verde and cotija cheese on top has congealed and dried out a bit in transit. Still tasty, though. On the other hand, the queso fundido was downright terrible. The cheese had separated and the whole container was sort of a gritty, watery, fatty mess. At first I attributed that to the loss of heat over the lengthy delivery time, but even when the second delivery guy arrived about a half hour after the first, the queso fundido was much hotter, but equally as unpalatable. One star goes to the burrito, and one goes to the guy on the phone who still managed pleasant customer service despite what must have been a stampede of complaints coming his way this afternoon.
I don't know if I'd order from Baja Fresh again, but I'll be eating their food at least once more as I feel like throwing out the burrito from the second delivery would be a waste.
Posted 3 years ago by Jessica F.
Very long delivery times!
Posted 3 years ago by Brian C.
I ordered the Skinny Chicken Bowl and added fresh avocado.
Though I was just 3 blocks south of the establishment. It took an hour to arrive. I don't mind waiting for good food. But, this was an overall disappointment!
The chicken, rice & black beans were decent. And by decent I mean edible.
All other components--namely vegetables were inedible. Zucchini, onions & tomatoes were seemingly dehydrated, rubbery. Not prepared well. The addition of avocado was skimpy and over-ripened (spotted).
Not sure why it had such a high rating.
Posted 3 years ago by Heather W.
Late delivery and sloppy food presentation.
Think the delivery guy dropped the bag, and then kicked it.
Posted 3 years ago by Derrick L.
Quick, tasty, and reasonably priced. Win!
Posted 3 years ago by Elena S.
I heart Baja Fresh! Super fast delivery every time and they always make sure to get the order right. Fresh and delicious ingredients wrapped up into gigantic burritos, yum. The cheese sauce will rock your world...
Fast and excellent
Posted 3 years ago by Tyler F.
As long as you're not expecting a timely delivery or hot food, you'll do OK. I had a bad experience once with soggy and/or cold food, and then the restaurant offered to make it up to me: which they did by not sending anything at all. I've got better things to do with my time and money.
Posted 3 years ago by Benjamin D.
Food was mediocre, and they forgot items ordered. This was not the first time either, but i thought I would give them the benefit of the doubt. First time, they forgot the fish in the fish tacos, and this time, they forgot the Guacamole from the guacamole and chips. Not acceptable. I will not be ordering from them again.
Posted 3 years ago by Maria A.
It took over an hour to come!!!! They said 30-45 min
Posted 3 years ago by Amar D.
Not bad.. not that memorable though. i want to try them more though to get a better feel.
Posted 3 years ago by Steven L.
Delivery is too slow. Order was confirmed at 1.47pm, and the food came at 2.47pm. The bag was leaking liquid, and there was no napkins or utensils. I would have give them a zero star if I could!
Posted 3 years ago by tiffany T.
Great for a quick lunch or dinner. The salsa is amazing and so is the tortilla soup! My only complaint was the delivery staff really ought check their records more carefully as they tried delivering food twice -- 2nd time 2 hours after I placed the order. Don't they think I would have complained alot earlier if my food was over 2 hours late?
Posted 3 years ago by Tom K.
Baja Fresh's mahi-mahi is great. The customizable burritos are fantastic and the churros are always a crowd pleaser. My only wish is that they would include some of their mango salsa with the free chips that come with the delivery, but who's complaining?
Posted 3 years ago by Jonathan A.
decent food for a franchise, similar to chipotle, the sauce bar is a nice touch.
Posted 3 years ago by Munibur B.
Great Food as always and it was delivered promptly. Wish they had given me a better sized serving of the robust salsa though. I will have to ask for it specifically next time.
Posted 3 years ago by Brad W.
Absolutely unacceptable and poor service! I placed a delivery order for Vegetarian Burrito with a side of rice. When I first got the delivery, the order was missing the side of rice. I confirmed with the delivery person and baja fresh if they gave me the right order and they didn't bother to double check. Finally when I had my burrito, it was some other burrito with meat. When I called them, I talked to their manager , named Eber, and all he did is either offer me credit for my order or get a replacement. It was already late, so I asked me to send me the burrito and he made me wait another half an hour for my burrito. Never ever ordering from this place.
Posted 3 years ago by Yash D.
Very good Mexican fast food. Consistent quality.
Posted 3 years ago by Sean S.
I ordered the taco salad with crispy mahi mahi on it and it was DELICIOUS! I couldn't believe the quality of fish and the freshness of the other veggies. Oh, and it was delivered fast at a great price! :)
Posted 3 years ago by jessica z.
My food was good, but not great. I would go for chipotle over this place any time.
Posted 3 years ago by Leslie H.
I've ordered a few times from here. Not my favorite but good enough for infrequent orders. If I find a better place, I'd drop this place from my repeat restaurants.
First time I ordered they actually called me to confirm my preferences. Not sure why they had to do that since my request was to put the salsa on the inside of my burrito. Still, I guess it's better than just messing it up...except they didn't do it.
Second time I ordered, it came all soggy, which was not good at all. Who ever made the burrito didn't do a go job w/ the wrap and actually made a small rip. They also gave me the wrong order. I called to complain and they said they'd send the right one free of charge. Good service after the fact, but I've had 2 issues across 2 orders.
The food was ok. Both times were burritos. They were large and dense and I had to drink tons to keep my mouth from drying out. Nothing to rave about.
Posted 3 years ago by John L.
It took over an hour to get the food delivered on Tuesday night. Food came all messed up in the container, and they forgot to put salsa. Will never order from them again
Posted 3 years ago by hye young s.
Terrible. food was very late, cold and parts of the order were missing
Manager did try to make up for it with a second delivery after we called- food was hot but still not that good..
Posted 3 years ago by ann g.
steak nachos hit the spot.
Posted 3 years ago by Lee S.
i know if you order one meal it's not their top priority but that window of delivery is there for a reason, says it takes 30-45 min and it took about an hour and a half to get a cold burrito and chips. I had to put the burrito in the microwave but I have to say it was still pretty good.
Posted 4 years ago by Nir S.
The food was alright, The delivery took over an hour. Not a bad spot, but could be better.
Posted 4 years ago by Marco L.
the taco salad is delish, order extra dressing, you cannot go wrong...
Posted 4 years ago by k v.
Ordered from here for the first time today, and I couldn't be happier. The pork and chicken tacos a la carte were fresh and tasty. Delivery was about 40 minutes, so within the expected window. High quality for the price.
Posted 4 years ago by Ann M.
I ordered pick up, and the food was waiting for me. It was fresh and fast, showed up about 5 minutes after I ordered.
Posted 4 years ago by Brandy G.
Food is always fresh and delivered on time. Great place to order from.
Posted 4 years ago by Lisa W.
used to be great and recently changed; extremely inconsistent; very little meat in the burritos; owners need to spend some time in the santa monica location;
Posted 4 years ago by Aaron D.
The staff is really cool and the food is great. Definitely an option for when you get a craving for a really good burrito. BUY THE BIG CUP!! GET REFILLS FOREVER for 99cents! Cant beat that!
Posted 4 years ago by Jason H.
Posted 4 years ago by Aura M.
Absolutely terrible. 20 minutes overtime and food was cold, one taco was all over the place...just terrible
Posted 4 years ago by Ezequiel G.
The delivery never came. We were given an estimated time of 30-45 minutes. After 1.5 hours and calling three times to check on the order we canceled.
Posted 4 years ago by Michelle L.
Baja Fresh ROCKS!!! I'd pick Baja over Chipolte any day of the week...thank god baja made it to NYC! Fast and friendly service, and the fish tacos are amazing...especially for the little they charge. You just can't go wrong.
Posted 4 years ago by Rena S.
Order for 30-45 minute delivery. 1 hour and 40 min later, cancelled it.
Posted 4 years ago by Mayoor P.
Grilled salad burrito. It sounds ridiculous; it tastes delicious.
Posted 4 years ago by Justin K.
This was the worst food delivery I have gotten in my 12 years in Manhattan. It was freezing cold, it took forever, and it was insanely expensive. I will never order from Baja or get food from there again.
Posted 4 years ago by Nathan F.
Order just if u want chips.
Posted 4 years ago by Rafael J.
Estimate for delivery was 45-60 minutes. Delivery took 90 minutes and the food was very cold and soggy (almost to the point of being inedible; threw much away).
Posted 4 years ago by Maren P.
they didn't deliver - they told me it would be another 30 minutes - which would make the delivery time and hour and half even though it was listed as 30 minutes. they weren't apologetic and i have to call seamless web to get my money back. TERRIBLE
Posted 4 years ago by kate y.
Not terrible, but pretty bland, especially the burrito.
Posted 4 years ago by James R.
Better quality ingredients than some of the others, but complete lack of flavor.
Posted 4 years ago by Lindsay F.
good food but ALWAYS arrives cold
Posted 4 years ago by sara n.
It's great that Baja Fresh is finally in NY but we are on 60's/amserdam and ALWAYS TAKES FOREVER to get the food delivered and it's always cold by the time we receive the order.
Posted 4 years ago by Akiko B.
Did you know that you get two salsas and free chips with every delivery order? I usually order in-store and help myself amply to the salsa bar, but now I've just found that I don't even need to leave the comfort of my own home.
And people talk about how fresh they are here. Just order the (grilled) fish or shrimp and a cup of the green salsa (green tomatoes and cilantro??) and you can taste for yourself.
Posted 4 years ago by Mei-Yin K.
Gluey overcooked fast food mexican - and sloooooooooooow delivery - stick with Chipotle or Qdoba!
Posted 5 years ago by Susan W.
I really liked the salad. I liked that the quesadilla had the option of being whole wheat. I wouldn't recommend the guacamole though. Delivery guy was nice. A lot of them aren't, so that was a plus. I would order from them again.
Posted 5 years ago by Melanie B.
surprisingly delicious - very "authentic"
and they will deliver just about any where....
Posted 5 years ago by lillian a.
dope shat!
Posted 5 years ago by Andrew R.
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Reporting of Dropouts Through the Public Education Information Management System
School districts must collect and report information that is used to calculate dropout rates to TEA through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). TEA also must collect data from school districts about student retention, or the number of students retained in a grade level through PEIMS. 23
Section 39.051 of the Education Code requires school districts to cooperate with TEA in determining whether a student is a dropout for the purposes of measurement against the academic excellence indicators. TEA had administrative rules on dropout reporting, formerly codified in 19 Texas Administrative Code §61.41, Dropout Reporting, but the rules were repealed in 1996. 24 The PEIMS Data Standards now provide the operational definition of a dropout. This mechanism for defining dropouts increases the ability to modify that definition, as appropriate.
According to TEA PEIMS procedures, every fall each district must submit a PEIMS record for each student enrolled at anytime during the prior school year in grades 7-12. Returning students are reported on the enrollment record and non-returning students are reported on the leaver record. Before fall 1998, districts reported current year enrollment and only a subset of the non-returners: the prior year's graduates and dropouts. Beginning in fall 1998, districts were required to report all students who left the district and provide the reasons each student left. The new leaver reporting now includes graduates, dropouts, students who transferred to other school districts and students who left the Texas public school system for other reasons. 25 That year, districts had a choice of 37 possible leaver reason codes from which to choose. The Data Standards handbook instructs districts to report all school leavers, even if previously reported. 26
Commissioner rules require public schools to maintain records to reflect average daily attendance (ADA) so districts receive their proper allocation of Foundation School Program funds and other funds distributed by TEA.
TEA regulations specify that superintendents, principals and teachers are responsible to their school boards and to the state to maintain accurate, current attendance records. Superintendents also are responsible for safekeeping all attendance records and reports required by the Commissioner of Education. 27
Students in attendance at a private or public community-based dropout recovery education program must be included in computing a district's average daily attendance for funding purposes. 28
School districts do not determine who a dropout is for reporting purposes. Instead, districts use the leaver record to report that a student from the prior year has not re-enrolled in the current year and the reason if known why he or she did not return. TEA's automated statewide Dropout Record Exclusion system then will determine who actually is counted as a "dropout." This system searches state level data systems to identify any students whose records can be "recovered" through information not available to the districts. 29 This is necessary because although a student has left a particular school district, the student may enroll in another district without the former district's knowledge, or may have received a GED. Furthermore, this methodology is necessary because, for accountability purposes, dropouts are counted only once as dropouts in the year they first left school, even if they later re-enroll and drop out again.
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Districts provide the student data that is used to determine dropout rates through PEIMS during Submission 1. Submission 1 reflects students' status as of a date at the end of October (October 29, 1999 for 1999-2000 school year). Submission 1 is due at TEA in early December (December 9, 1999), with a resubmission deadline in early January (January 20, 2000). 30
Districts submit four basic student data record types through PEIMS during Submission 1, which facilitates dropout identification. These record types are 100, 101, 110 and 203. Record Type 100 provides Student Identification data. Record Type 101 provides Student Demographic data. Record Type 110 provides Enrollment data and Record Type 203 provides School "Leaver" data (data on students who "leave" school). 31
When reporting student data in PEIMS, districts must report Student Identification Data, Record Type 100 for all its current students, plus all students who were served by the district in the prior year. 32 Record 100 thus provides a baseline for tracking all students who were in the school the previous year.
In PEIMS submissions, districts must identify students using the student's social security number, if available, or a state-approved alternative identification number provided by TEA. If TEA provides alternative identification numbers, the numbers should stay assigned to the students even if they transfer to another district. Parents are not required to provide the social security numbers of their children. However, children should never be omitted from PEIMS merely because they do not have a Social Security number. According to TEA sources, some districts apparently have claimed unavailability of social security numbers and attempted to manipulate the assignment of alternative identification numbers to students, to mask bad reporting data. 33
The PEIMS Data Standards handbook outlines the procedures schools should take to keep track of student identification numbers for transferring students. As students move from one district to another, districts should ask each incoming student whether or not he or she was served in a Texas public school as of March 16, 1990, or later. If so, the district should request the student's identification number (either SSN or state-assigned alternative ID). If the student fails to provide records from the prior district that indicate the student's ID number, the receiving district should request the ID number from the sending district when requesting transfer of the student's records.
As a result of HB 1440, districts must now verify the identity of each student received from another district and must obtain a copy of the student's prior school records. Superintendents should instruct their administrators to cooperate in exchanging information with other districts in the case of a student's move or transfer. Should a district, after exhausting all other means, be unable to locate a number for a child who was apparently enrolled in a Texas public school on March 16, 1990, or later, TEA will be available as a resource. Districts may call (512) 463-9800 and request a student ID search. The requested information will be mailed to the appropriate school.
PEIMS Student Data, record type 105, is submitted when a student's identification number is changed since the most recent PEIMS data submission. A 105 record is submitted when a student who has previously been reported with an alternative ID number provides a Social Security number to his or her district. In other cases, a student who has provided the district a Social Security number may request that it no longer be used to identify him or her, so the district must change to an alternative ID number for this student. These changes are reported with a 105 record. In most cases, a student will not show a change from one alternative ID number to another alternative ID number. The alternative ID number originally assigned to a student moves with the student when they change districts. However, if the alternative ID number was inadvertently reported incorrectly at the last PEIMS submission, it can be corrected through the 105 record. 34
PEIMS student data submission, record type 101, Demographic data, includes a field for "As-of-Status-Code," E1002, C163, which may indicate a possible dropout. E1002, As-of-Status-Code, differentiates between students' enrollment status for the prior and current years.
- An "As-of-Status-Code" of "0" means that the student was enrolled last year but not this year. Therefore, a Record type 203 School Leaver record is required if the student was in grades 7-12 during the prior year.
- An "As-of-Status-Code" of "1" indicates the student was enrolled on the fall as-of date.
- An "As-of-Status-Code" of "2" indicates that a prior-year student has been in the district during the current year, although not on the as-of date, which is not appropriate for reporting on the school 203 leaver record. For example, a prior year student was not enrolled in the district by the as-of date, but enrolled prior to the resubmission date for submission 1. 35
TEA's PEIMS Data Standards handbook allows districts to use and report a local student identification number. Student Data Submission Record 110, Enrollment data, includes a field, E0923, LOCAL-STUDENT-ID, which is an optional data element.
Many districts have expressed concerns about the difficulty in clearing student data errors when the district uses a local ID number, rather than a SSN or alternative ID number. If the LOCAL-STUDENT-ID is supplied, any student error messages will be printed with the local number. Allowing use and reporting of local student ID numbers might provide avenues for false reporting or efforts to "hide" low-performing students or dropouts, thus for the Record 203 School Leaver Data, districts must use the SSN or state-approved alternative ID numbers when reporting school leavers. 36
The submission of PEIMS student data, record type 110, Enrollment, includes a field E0919, column 45, for an "At-risk indicator code," to identify students at risk of dropping out of school. 37
School Leaver Data, Record Type 203, is the key record for identifying dropouts. School districts report those who fail to re-enroll in school using PEIMS record 203. This 203 record reporting includes all dropouts, graduates and other school "leavers" identified during the prior school year. If the Record 101 has an "As-of-Status-Code" of "0" indicating that the student was enrolled last year but not this year, and the student was in grades 7-12 the prior year, then a 203 school leaver record is required. This requirement includes students from special education and other special, ungraded, or state-approved alternative programs. 38
School leavers who have not been enrolled in the district during the current year will be reported on 203 records. A 203 school leaver record should be completed for all students who graduated; received a GED and are no longer pursuing a diploma; moved to a different district; transferred to a private school; transferred to a home school; died; fail to re-enroll in the fall; dropped out of school; as well as all for all other leaver codes. Students who were in grades pre-kindergarten through grade 6 in the prior school year are never reported on 203 records. A 203 record is not required for grades 7-12 students who were enrolled during the prior year and have been enrolled at some time during the current year (up to the resubmission deadline for Submission 1). 39
Districts do not make the final decision about who is a dropout. Instead, districts report all secondary students who leave school through PEIMS. TEA's statewide dropout record exclusion system then determines whether the reported dropout should be counted as such for accountability purposes. For accountability purposes, dropouts are counted only once and only for the year in which they first left school.
TEA applies the state-level dropout record exclusion system after the school leaver data are received from districts. This system identifies students reported as dropouts whose records can be "recovered" through data sources not available to the districts. Through the record exclusion process, TEA can identify transfers and GED recipients, those who were previously reported as Texas dropouts back to 1990-91 and graduates not known to the district. Excluded dropouts are not included in the state dropout count used for accountability purposes. 40
Dropout Rate Definitions
Dropout rates are based on the number of individuals in a given student population who drop out of school during a specified time period. However, a multitude of definitions of "dropout rate" exists because of differences in other definitions of a dropout; the student population under consideration; and the time period for counting dropouts. 41
In Texas, TEA has developed a statewide definition of "dropout" for accountability purposes, which is defined in the procedures for calculating dropout rates. The annual dropout rate in Texas is calculated by dividing the number of dropouts over a full school year by cumulative attendance that same year for Grades 7-12. Cumulative attendance is the count of all students reported in attendance during any six-week reporting period of a given school year. TEA reports annual dropout rates for students in Grades 7-12 based on this definition. 42
Texas now has enough years of student-level data to follow a group of students from 7th grade through 12th grade to determine an actual dropout rate over time, or longitudinal dropout rate. Actual longitudinal dropout rates for this grade span are calculated by counting all students whose final status in PEIMS is either as a first-time or repeat dropout, and dividing that total by the cumulative attendance in Grades 7-12. 43 For example, if the cumulative attendance in Grades 7-12 is 10,000 students, and 500 students are either first-time or repeat dropouts, the longitudinal dropout rate is 5 percent (500/10,000).
Calculation of Dropout Rates
When defining exemplary, recognized and unacceptable performance for academic excellence indicators involving dropout rates, the following students are not considered in calculating dropout rates:
- students who are expelled;
- students who have been convicted and sentenced; or
- students who are adjudicated, or pronounced delinquent by a court of law. 44
Based on the reasons provided by districts for each student's departure from school, a list of reported dropouts is generated. Students in the following categories are identified as dropouts in the state's integrated accountability system:
- a student who is absent without approved excuse or documented transfer and does not return to school by the fall of the following school year;
- a student who completes the school year but fails to re-enroll the following school year;
- a student who leaves school to enter the military before graduation;
- a student from a special education, ungraded or alternative education program who leaves school;
- a student who leaves school and enters a program not qualifying as an elementary / secondary school (for example, cosmetology school); or
- a student enrolled as a migrant, whose whereabouts are unknown.
Students whose records are coded with certain reasons for leaving a school district are not counted as dropouts for accountability purposes. Among the students who must be reported as "leavers" but are not included in the dropout count for accountability purposes are the following:
- A student who dies;
- A student showing regular attendance at a state-approved alternative program;
- A student enrolled as a migrant who subsequently has a school enrollment record;
- A student known to have transferred to another public or private school, an adult or alternative education program or home schooling;
- A student who leaves school to enroll in college early;
- A student transferred or assigned to another public institution or state-approved educational program; or
- A foreign student who leaves school to return to his or her home country. 45
According to TEA procedures, other types of absent students do not have to be reported:
- Students who leave school before 7th grade are excluded from the PEIMS reporting requirements, and
- Students who are absent for temporary periods with approved excuses do not need to be reported as leavers.
In 1990-91, TEA began an automated statewide process to exclude some reported dropouts from computations for accountability purposes. The process has expanded over the years. Under TEA procedures, a reported dropout's record is not counted for accountability purposes if the student:
- Has remained enrolled in public school somewhere in the state, according to school district attendance and enrollment information provided through PEIMS;
- Has received a General Educational Development (GED) certificate and appears on the GED information file by a specified date;
- Has graduated within the last year; or
- Was identified as a dropout at any time back to the 1990-91 school year. (For the purpose of the annual dropout rate, a student will be counted in the accountability system as a dropout only once in his or her lifetime, even if the student drops out repeatedly. For the longitudinal dropout rate, however, the student's final status - whether as a first-time or repeat dropout - will determine if he or she is counted as a dropout). 46 This decision was made to eliminate any accountability penalties to districts operating programs for recovered dropouts.
Reporting of Dropout Rates to Legislature and Public
TEA is required to report dropout rates to the Governor and Legislature in the agency's Comprehensive Biennial Report. The following dropout information is required in the report:
- a statement of the dropout rate of students in grades 7 through 12, expressed in the aggregate and by grade level;
- a statement of the projected cross-sectional and longitudinal dropout rates for grades 7 through 12 for the next five years, assuming no state action is taken to reduce the rates;
- a description of a systematic plan for reducing the projected dropout rates to 5 percent or less for the 1997-1998 school year (a change could be implemented to reflect goals outlined in Appropriations Act);
- student grade level retention data, or number of students retained in a grade, collected from school districts through the Public Education Information Management System (PEIMS). 47
In response to Section 39.182, TEA prepares the Report on Texas Public School Dropouts, which is available on its Web page at www.tea.state.tx.us/program.eval/dropout.html .


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Back in nursing after 6 years out. I think some books are outdated. I'm not sure. I wasn't satisfied with the answers from my "newbie pharacist", he gave me to the more experienced pharmacist which I appreciated.
Re: Gangcyclovir: The phcst. told me that I did not need to administer it with a filter. He also said that it's not really a chemo drug and that only older pharmacists put the "CHEMO" sticker on it. He said to wear gloves because if it got on your skin it it as irritant. This, of course, did not match my 2003 Davis Drug Guide. I have a new Nursing Drug Guide 2005, out in the car?, somewhere? What is your experience with Gangcyclovir? In this case, it was being used on a pt. who was s/p respirator arrest, +VRE, +MRSA, +C-diff. What a mess, eh? Yes, there was a rectal tube in place already, thank heavans. I believe it was for CMV, Epstein Barr, or prevention of infection by a virus due to immunosuppression. The guy's foot started bleeding after administration, in the area of a dry gangrenous toe that vascular surgery was monitoring to see if reperfusion would occur. I did mention this to the intern thank goodness. The guy had also had an alveolar hemorhage which had given him a pneumonia, he was status/post respiratory arrest w/ intubation and then BOOP, which, I think is the newest named pneumonia 2ndary to being on a ventilator. Needless to say, the pt. had a very involved differential diagnostics going on and he was on our tele floor 2ndary to Atrial fibrillation. Arrhythmias are listed as a side effect of Gangcyclovir. Do you see this occur with use of this drug?
Please - all you hem/onc nurses out there, I'm very interested in your input and comments. What a case study, eh?
- 0Oct 30, '05 by ohiomomQuote from adria37I work in BMT and we give alot of Etoposide and always use a filter with it. Actually, our Chemo pharmacy send up the filter tubing and puts it in the chemo bag WITH the Etoposide so we don't forget to use it. Even when we do use it, teh pumps beep because it precipitates in the lines.A filter is recommended with etoposide to prevent precipitation in concentrations greater than 0.4 mg/ml. If you are not giving it at this strength then you don't have to use the filter.
- 0Oct 31, '05 by caroladybelleI have never used a filter with etoposide. I have used one with Taxol, and also with some mixes (Cisplatin/MagSulfate/Mannitol) that are notorious for possible particulate matter.
Perhaps it is filtered when mixed by Pharmacy.
- 0Oct 31, '05 by caroladybelleGanglicyclovir is not chemo but is handled using chemo precautions. The reason is not so much due to the Irritant potential but to the longterm risks of developing cancer, or for possible fetal damage from exposure.
Ganglicyclovir was one of the very first antivirals and nurses handled it like they do ABX, in its early years. It was used mostly for CMV infections in AIDs patients and the severely immunosuppressed. Within 5-15 years, a disproportionate number of those nurses began being diagnosed with Hemo/Onco disorders such as Lymphoma/leukemia (?). It has also since been discovered that it could be linked to birth defects/fetal abnormalities from exposure. Its activities in the body indicate that it is a MAJOR danger to a growing fetus.
In addition, it is not a benign drug to the patient. It should never be prescribed casually - it should only be prescribed for confirmed CMvers/or for those severely at risk that may die if therapy is not started immediately , as they drug has an elevated potential for retinal detachment and resulting blindness. It has been debated as to whether the retinal detachment occurs due to the drug or due to the CMV, which frequently attacks the eyes.
It is preferred to be given through a central line, but I have seen some places give it peripherally.


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