Letters to the Editors
Re: Barbara Corcoran Speaks at
the NYU Child Study Center
To the Editor:
Wow!
Article was helpful and hopeful. How did you not get destroyed by the LD? Did you finish college? Any advice?
Sandy Kurtz
Chicago, IL
Re: Sir Edmund Hillary Brings Schools
to His Beloved Himalayas
To the Editor:
This is a very good article. I am 10, and I’m doing a project on it, and it has lots of interesting facts, but I think it needs more pics!! Well cya, must keep reading it!!!!!!
Jasmine
Brisbane, Australia
Re: Facing the College Financial Aid Challenge
To the Editor:
The article is good. I am working and have two siblings. My mother is working. We get no child support from my inmate father. Are there any funds to assist me? I have taken two courses this year while in my senior year.
Zachary Wright
Peru, IN
Re: David Romtvedt, Poet Laureate, Wyoming
To the Editor:
I believe in everything that David is saying. Good for him.
Starla Yarbrough
The Dalles, OR
Re: Scholastic Education Takes Lead in Literacy
To the Editor:
I am a special educator and also a Read 180 teacher in a high school on a military post. I was interested in Dr. Hasselbring’s research. I will look for further articles that investigate readers who fall behind and techniques that help them to improve. Thank you for the article.
Tina Heiden,
Fort Knox,KY
Re: Young Writers “Keep Smiling”
at Marymount Manhattan College
To the Editor:
I think you did a great job on your article and I have to do a research paper and it really helped. Thanks!
Chrissy
Arlington, WA
Re: Malachy McCourt: From
School Dropout to Bestselling Author
To the Editor:
Did not know much about him before this; feel I got a good sense of the person.
Ed Fisher
Scarsdale, NY
Re: Prison College Programs Unlock
the Keys to Human Potential
To the Editor:
This is an issue that should be pressed and the investment would be beneficial to everyone. If there were standards set and an approximate curriculum established, the opportunity to better yourself would be utilized in prison. There are a lot of students (interns) who would love to teach prisoners who have ambitions and want to follow through with their goals. To reduce crime rate and the overpopulation of prisons should be a top priority.
Anonymous
Stillwater, OK
