49283 SUBSTITUTE Identifying the Madison Public Market Foundation as the future operator of the Madison Public Market and directing City staff to work with the Madison Public Market Foundation Board on the terms of an Operating Agreement. Sponsors: Marsha A. Rummel and Larry Palm.

He has two grandmothers, Eleanor Leonetti and Virginia Schultz, aunts and uncles Diane (Leonetti) Springer, Faye William Leonetti, Mark Schultz, and Julie (Tirnadi) Schultz. He is predeceased by his grandfathers, Sandolo Leonetti, Sr., and Robert Schultz, and his uncle Michael Schultz, with whom he was especially close in mind and spirit. Thursday, Feb.

Fine. What measurement tools have been put in place to assess the success of the Lunch Bunch program? Has the program been extended to other schools in the AAPS and what is the success rate there? What improvement has been noted on standardized test scores for the black students who play basketball at lunchtime versus the black students in the control group who do not? Similarly, what is the improvement rate on standardized tests for the black students who do crafts at lunchtime versus the control group, which neither plays basketball or does crafts? What impact does eating pizza have on standardized test scores for both groups, and what was the control group fed? Which approach basketball or crafts closed the achievement gap better than another method proven to improve standardized test scores like tutoring? Lastly, was the program just trying to isolate the impact of the black rocket scientist on black, pizza eating, basketball playing boys compared to the black, pizza eating, craft making girls? If so, when will the results be announced? If I were a black parent of a student in the AAPS and this kind of nonsense was being passed off as a serious effort on the part of the district to close the achievement gap, I be mad enough to become the lead plaintiff on the lawsuit. Where exactly are the transparency and accountability in all of this? AAPS, as long as this goes on in your buildings, don for even one second wonder why the taxpaying public doesn trust you with its hard earned dollars.

Which brings back to mind the head count day I recall some school district handing out prizes to get children to attend so that they had a good head count for funding. If a school must give out prizes to get kids to attend for that one day it really makes you wonder about the families (parents/guardians) of those students. If they don encourage the kids just to go to school it probable that what or how they are doing in school isn all that important..