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Subject: South Shore High School - The End Of An Era Author: Neal Goodman [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 05:13:39 12/13/06 Wed It is with sadness to hear on the news and read it in the newspapers that South Shore HS will be closing it's doors forever. What the Dept of Education (fancy new name for the Board of Ed) is saying is that "the school is being phased out of existance"; they will not admit any new students in September and there will no longer be a ninth grade. Students who are in the school can continue in the school until they graduate. The school will close it's doors in June 2010. The building will reopen with several small high schools operating inside it. The name "South Shore High School" will no longer exist. For those of you from the late 1980's on, this is not the same as the "house structure" that was formed within the school. The phase out means that the school will cease to exist. The building will be a building that will house several small schools with different administrations, teachers, students, etc. It is also sad that South Shore never established an alumni association. Oh, the memories of 4 years in a building that held almost 7000 students over 13 periods (I was in the class of '76). In addition I have the added memories of being on the faculty for almost 15 years. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: South Shore High School - The End Of An Era Jeremy K (:-() 09:34:44 12/13/06 Wed Re: South Shore High School - The End Of An Era -- Ilene Rosner, 09:59:07 12/20/06 Wed Re: South Shore High School - The End Of An Era -- Scott Sherman (Very sorry to hear it), 19:29:41 01/18/07 Thu Re: South Shore High School - The End Of An Era brad goldstein (our world is gone.....) 08:09:44 06/12/07 Tue