Volume V, No. 7
January 2019
Journal
of the K-12 Revolution
Essays
and Research from
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
A Publication of the New Salem Educational
Initiative
Gary Marvin Davison, Editor
The Stark Culpability of
Minneapolis Public Schools
Associate Superintendents
Regarding Student Academic Proficiency
A Five-Article Series
Gary Marvin Davison, Ph. D.
Director, New Salem Educational Initiative
New Salem Educational Initiative
Minneapolis,
Minnesota
The Stark Culpability of
Minneapolis Public Schools
Associate Superintendents
Regarding Student Academic Proficiency
A Five-Article Series
Copyright
© 2019
Gary Marvin Davison
New Salem Educational Initiative
Contents
Article #1
Introductory Comments:
The General Pattern of Low Proficiency
in the Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS)
through Academic Years
2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018
Article #2
Opt-out Offenders
Ray Aponte (MPS South High School),
Yusuf Abdullah (MPS Henry High School),
and Michael Favor (MPS Southwest High School)
Must Be Disciplined
Article #3
Associate Superintendent Carla
Steinbach-Huther
Deeply Culpable for Low Academic Proficiency
Rates at Both Middle Schools and High Schools
of the
Minneapolis Public Schools
Article #4
Poor Performance of Grades
K-5 and 6-8 Schools
Under the Supervision of
Associate Superintendent Ron Wagner
Article #5
Concluding Thoughts:
The Indicative Case of
Associate Superintendent Brian Zambreno
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