Glenn wrote:
Your comparison to the Penn health system model is right on target.
it even comes with insurance plans! the 'coverage' can be
your choice of an historic district, or a catchment area, or
a special service district, or a bid -- or some combination!
buy into one today! group
Glenn wrote:
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I'd like to see the recollections of
others involved in the catchment district (1998-2001) and their
impressions/experiences with SHCA/UCHS involvement.
minor correction to what was posted earlier: apparently it
was not only the shca who wanted
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Glenn wrote:
Thanks for those insights, Liz. I could see a pattern too.
You could just look at the houses and residents
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The reason Woodland Terrace is included
Why single out Lauren? The entire block of Woodland Terr. has been
snorting fire over the 40th Pine project, quite publicly. Petitions,
the works.
In petitioning a government, there's a distinction to be drawn between a
simple, sound suggestion that lacks outspoken opposition, and opposing
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When I look at the Catchment boundaries, I see:
a Zig that took the boundary to Woodland Avenue for the length of one
city block, capturing Woodland Terrace: kids not so much, BUT.. History, CA
(Community
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The reason Woodland Terrace is included is because I wrote a letter to the
school district and asked them to include it. Lauren Leatherbarrow
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One of my favorite, and best equipped, squeaky wheels helps make my point.
If you
Interesting points. To which, the following notes.
Penn does subsidize PAS, and thus the area that feeds it. However, this
is not, so far as I know, supposed to look like ... real market
forces; it just is what it is, a subsidy. Penn also subsidizes the
areas served by Lea and Wilson.
In a message dated 5/28/2008 7:06:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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prostitues, drug addicts and gang members
I thought it was whores, drug fiends, and gangbangers. Maybe they toned
down the rhetoric to avoid insulting anybody giving off those funky vibes for
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In a message dated 5/28/2008 7:06:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL
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prostitues, drug addicts and gang members
I thought it was whores
Liz,
Who knows? Anything could have happened. But most things in life that
could have happened, did not in fact happen.
Such reasoning is suspect, because it seems to be fueled by suspicion.
You look at each bump in a boundary and ask yourself if some Penn or
SHCA person might benefit.
I find ZIG-ZAGs in Malcolm X Park all the time. And that can only mean one
thing...a conspiracy. A conspiracy to start the Summer Heritage JAZZ Series in
Malcolm X Park tonight from 7-9 pm, featuring noted (and note-full) Penn Insider
GLEN BRYAN!
http://malcolmxpark.org/?p=1181
Fortunately for
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Subject: [UC] Fw: PW article, catchment and real estate
When I look at the Catchment boundaries, I see:
a Zig that took the boundary to Woodland Avenue for the length of one
city block, capturing Woodland Terrace: kids not so much, BUT.. History, CA
(Community Association activists
Good work, Lauren!
However, PAS is actually 10% closer to Woodland Terr., as the child
walks, than Wilson is. Proximity is a factor in designing neighborhood
school boundaries.
In other words, your letter may have worked because, on reflection,
School District officials decided your point
Glenn wrote:
Thanks for those insights, Liz. I could see a pattern too.
You could just look at the houses and residents block by
block back then and suspect the pattern.
what if penn subsidizes a school, and subsidizes the area
that feeds it, and it's all supposed to look like public
When I look at the Catchment boundaries, I see:
a Zig that took the boundary to Woodland Avenue for the length of one city
block, capturing Woodland Terrace: kids not so much, BUT.. History, CA
(Community Association activists) and important PENN power (a then dean) , and
a Zag that
, very
important to share. If you or anyone has info it is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Glenn
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