The resignation of Central 7 Schools Superintendent Josephine Moffett motivated school officials, residents and parents to form a new committee for education. The committee held its first meeting on Tuesday evening at Greenburgh Town Hall. Vic Leviatin, a retired teacher and founder of the WISE program and Harry Phillips, a Regent with the State Education Dept and Hartsdale resident, organized the committee.
Attendees discussed the quality of education at the meeting. By the end of the meeting I was convinced that the school district could become a model for the rest of the nation. If you e-mail me at pfeiner@greenburghny.com I will advise you when future meetings will be held.
Vic Leviatin is one of the most creative thinkers I have met. His vision for the school district is very inspiring. Special thanks to Vic and Harry Phillips for organizing this important initiative.
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Model for the Nation? Isn't that what you said about the WestHelp partnership?
Thank you Mr. Supervisor for helping our school district. This is very much needed.
I am so glad to hear about Moffett leaving. Her egocentric adminstration has been so damaging to the district.
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