Well, despite taking a break to go to the Spelling Bee, Josh and I managed to get the paper out pretty much on time. It was actually kind of nice to take a step back from production — if only for an hour — and go see something nice out in the community.
But anyway, here's what I'm working on for this week:
- Central Elementary has a man from Sierra Leone teaching students about Africa. I went and took some pictures. It was really interesting.
- The Orange County Special Education Parent-Teacher Association is having an organizational meeting tomorrow (March 12) at 7 p.m. over at Central in the media center. I'll be going to that to get some information about this.
- It's that time again: "eco" classroom update. I'll be sitting in on the meeting at Stanford and putting something together for the education page.
- I'll be writing something about the Spelling Bee, of course.
- The Board of Education is having their meeting Monday, and I'll be there to cover that.
- After a small glitch, our new feature, "Educator of the Week," will be back this week. If you know a teacher or administrator that deserves recognition, please e-mail me at v.shortley@newsoforange.com.
- And finally, I'll have two profiles on two 18-year-old precinct chairs, like Josh said.
If you know of any other events or stories, drop me a line!
See what ended up on The News of Orange County's cutting room floor.
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