Failure Factories, two years later: The fight for Fairmount Park

Christie Moody, a new principal, one of the poorest schools in Florida, is faced with difficult challenges. Several years have passed since Fairmount Park Elementary School in St. Petersburg received higher than the National D Class. Almost all students are born in poor families and middle class families. Teachers frequently visit throughout the year. The behavior of the classroom got worse.

Nearly a third of school's fifth grader 90 students are already high enough to attend school two or two times. Many people in mathematics and English have no advantage over the first year students.

Fairmount Park is not a place for novice teachers, but Moody's began 2016-17 grade, seven of them were under the staff. But her boss - like ordinary people - we expect better things

But how does Moody's and its employees make up for intensive poverty? How can a new principal find the right teacher at the right time? How does she bring dozens of moving parts together to move the needle?

It should happen. Because during their lifetime, fairmount park children had only one child in elementary school.

This system boasts an area of ​​8,900 acres, accounting for 10% of the land area of ​​the city, one of the world's largest urban parks. Fairmount Park was founded by the city's ordinance in 1855 at the peak of the urban industrial era, and after the regional integration bill of 1854, the urban area became tenfold. It is the cultural center of Philadelphia 's Centennial Exposition / World Expo in 1876 and is promoted by the city' s industry and government elite to celebrate the entry of cities into world - class status. Today, more than 90% of the park system area is included in seven watersheds, its distribution, size and shape are reflected, and to some extent historical society and

Benjamin Franklin Parkway cut diagonally diagonally off the pen and square diagonally and provide a breathtaking view to the fair surrounding the Logan Square. Fairmount Park. Fairmount is the largest urban park in the country, the center of the Centennial Expo in 1876, one of the most common prospects of photographs of the cityscape of Philadelphia, with shadows of the city and elegant sculpture We are enhancing our reputation. Parks are part of the surroundings of wealthy people and include many ancient mansions maintained by cities as museums. Due to the bustle of the Wissahickon valley, its rugged beauty inspired poets and painters of generations.

This system boasts an area of ​​8,900 acres, accounting for 10% of the land area of ​​the city, one of the world's largest urban parks. Fairmount Park was founded by the city's ordinance in 1855 at the peak of the urban industrial era, and after the regional integration bill of 1854, the urban area became tenfold. It is the cultural center of Philadelphia 's Centennial Exposition / World Expo in 1876 and is promoted by the city' s industry and government elite to celebrate the entry of cities into world - class status. Today, more than 90% of the park system area is included in seven watersheds, its distribution, size and shape are reflected, and to some extent historical society and