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Managing
Strings Attached: Along With Their Big Bucks, Rich Donors
Want to Give Charities Their Two Cents
CHRISTOPHER CONKEY. Wall Street Journal, Print Edition.
Jul 3, 2006. |
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Voicing
Support for Full Funding for School Facilities and Modernization
Bill Before the City Council
David Domenici & James Forman's. Letter to Washington
Post Editor. December 5, 2005 |
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And
So Do Those They Have Failed
Kevin F. Walker. The Washington Post. April 22, 2005. |
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No
More Rubber Chickens
Executive Director, David Domenici, described the organization's
unique tactics to link its development office to programming.
Venture Philanthropy Partners. December 2004. |
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Boarding
Schools Nurture Low-Income Students
Writes about the Maya Angelou Public Charter School and
our residential facility for girls.
Jay Mathews. Washington Post. September 21, 2004. Issue,
page A8. |
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Debating
the Success of Charter Schools
Neal Conan interviews co-founder David Domenici. Talk
of the Nation on NPR. August 30, 2004. (MAPCS piece starts
at minute 14 and 30 seconds) |
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Cofounder,
David Domenici, speaks before the U.S. Senate Appropriations
Committee
Testimony by David Domenici presented May 4, 2004. |
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Total
Poverty Awareness
By David K. Shipler in the New York Times, February 21,
2004
Shipler cites MAPCS as an excellent example of the kind
of "gateway" program that can successfully deal
with the problems of urban poverty. |
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A
Bridge to a Charter School
By Justin Blum in the Washington Post, Sunday, January
25, 2004.
Blum describes the opening of a second Maya Angelou campus
east of the Anacostia River. |
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School
for Success
This 10 minute segment follows selected students
through their day, in their classes, preparing meals
in the UTC kitchen, doing projects in the Tech Center,
or engaged in elective classes and tutoring. Faculty,
students, staff, tutors and parents were interviewed.
Ray Suarez. PBS NewsHour with Jim Lehrer. December 2003 |
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Quality
Uneven, Despite Popularity No Evidence That Achievement
Tops That of Regular Schools
Maya Angelou widely praised by parents and charter
advocates in article on DC charter schools.
Justin Blum and Jay Mathews. Washington Post. June 19,
2003. |
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Community
Profiles (page 2)
Darren Wiggins, MAPCS volunteer tutor, received the
Mayor's Community Service Award.
newsletter from the Executive Office of the Mayor. April
25, 2003. |
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D.C.
Charter School to Receive Grant:
Gates Foundation Will Donate $887,500 for Alternative
Education
See Forever Foundation will receive an $887,500 grant
from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, one of a number
of grants the foundation announced yesterday it would
make to create 168 alternative schools across the country
Justin Blum. Washington Post. February 2003. |
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Education
Innovators Make Their Mark
How four grant-winning 'social entrepreneurs' have
made fresh ideas practical and improved the lives of
teachers and teens.
Melanie D.G. Kaplan. The Christian Science Monitor.
January 2003. |
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The
Next Network 2002
In their fourth annual list, Washington Business Forward
presents the 40 rising stars in Washington business to
lead a local recovery, including David Domenici, See Forever's
Co-founder.
Patrick J. Kiger and Drew Armstrong. Washington Business
Forward. October 2002. |
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Teen
Tech Teachers Make Grade
Students at a wired charter school teach community
members how to use the latest computer software.
Peter Barnes. TechTV. June 07, 2002. |
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Q&A
with Bob Levey: Interview with James Forman, Jr.
Washington Post Live Online. June 2002. |
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Film
Overview: Innocent Until Proven Guilty
Innocent Until Proven Guilty, winner of an Honorable
Mention at the 1999 Urban World Film Festival, New York,
NY, focuses on the students of the Maya Angelou Public
Charter School and explores how and why young black men
and women get caught up in the criminal justice system.
Big Mouth Productions. June 2002. |
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Police
Search Based On Race, Teens Say
Petula Dvorak. Washington Post. Feb 22, 2002. |
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Son
of Civil Rights Leader Helps Kids 'See Forever'
Africana.com |
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The
Conservative Case Against Racial Profiling: Arrested Development
James Forman. September 10, 2001. |
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Strausses
Give $1 Million To D.C. Charter School
Valerie Strauss. The Washington Post. Dec 10, 1999. |
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Schoolwork:
Know your veggies, you'll do fine
Gail Russell Chaddock. Christian Science Monitor. Aug
17, 1999. |
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School
mission: Offer Jobs, Keep Kids
Gail Russell Chaddock in Christian Science Monitor, August
17, 1999. |
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Out
& About
Roxanne Roberts. The Washington Post. Aug 2, 1999. |
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Deadbeats
and Doers in Our Schools
Colbert I. King. The Washington Post. Jul 31, 1999. |
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A
New Way to See the Future; School With High-Powered Backers
Aims to Help Troubled D.C. Teens
Peter Slevin. The Washington Post. Mar 23, 1998. |
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