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Clips/ Education

MCAS Unfair to Special Education
News Article | The Berkshire Beacon : March 2000
"The MCAS presents a special concern for the special needs community," said Debbie Byrd, a special needs parent and Coalition for Authentic Reform in Education (C.A.R.E.) activist. "Our children's self esteem is essential."

Local Students and Community Resist the MCAS
News Article | The Berkshire Beacon : March 2000
The Coalition for Authentic Reform in Education (C.A.R.E.) held a Mid-Berkshire meeting at the Pittsfield Unitarian Church on February 29th. Fifteen educators, parents, and concerned citizens met to plan strategies to further their opposition, of the Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System (MCAS) in the local community.

Baypath Hosts Softball Tournament
News Article| Longmeadow News : April 1998
On Saturday, April 5th and Sunday, April 6th from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Baypath College will host the Baypath College Softball Tournament at the Wolf Swamp Field. Participating colleges include Holyoke Community College, Mt. Ida College, Becker College, and North Shore Community College.

Longmeadow Musician Makes Boston Symphony Debut
Feature Article | Longmeadow News : March 1998
In the program of the recent Boston Symphony Orchestra concert with James Galway, one of the pieces they performed was Corigliano's "Pied Piper's Fantasy."

Web-Based Training: An Interactive Approach
Feature Story | The SDP Documentor: Fall 1999
For many people, using Web-based training is like using a library to learn to perform brain surgery. Sure, all the information is there, and the librarian can point out where it is, but it's still no substitute for medical school.

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