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TABLE OF CONTENTS Year Games/ Host Page No. 1993 17TH SEA Games, Singapore 2 1995 18TH SEA Games, Chiang Mai - Thailand 13 1997 19TH SEA Games, Jakarta - Indonesia 21 1999 20TH SEA Games, Brunei Darussalam 29 2001 21ST SEA Games, Kuala Lumpur - 39 Malaysia 2003 22ND SEA Games, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh 48 City – Vietnam 2005 23RD SEA Games, Metro Manila, Subic 61 Bay, Cebu, Bacolod - Philippines 1 17TH SEA GAMES, SINGAPORE, 1993 TOTAL: 50 GOLD MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Wong Tuck Yim James Men’s Discus 49.02 Bodybuilding Medallist Event Record 2 David Yee Wai Keong Flyweight – Up to 60 kg 3 Ibrahim Bin Sihat Bantamweight–65 to 70 kg 4 Mohd Said Bin Suib Lightweight – 65 to 70 kg 5 Andy Toh Kua Chwee Welterweight – 70 to 75 kg 6 Mohd Ismail Bin Mohd Middleweight– 75 to 80 kg 7 Azman Bin Abdullah Light Heavyweight – 85 to 90 kg Bowling Medallist Event Record 8 Wee Chin Hock, Patrick Men Trios 3575 pts Wong Loke Chin, Jack Goh Heng Soon, Sam 9 Tay Hong Keow, Alice Women’s Singles 1218 pts 10 Adelene Wee Chin Suan Women Doubles 2336 pts Grace Young Hockey Medallist Event Record 11 Singapore Women Karate-Do Medallist Event Record 12 Neo Ah Suan Kumite 60 kg and above 2 Shooting Medallist Event Record 13 Peter Lee Open Clay Target Skeet Silat Olahraga Medallist Event Record 14 Mohamed Hidayat Bin Over 50 to 55 kg Hosni 15 Sheik Alauddin Bin Yacoob 65 kg and above Squash Medallist Event Record 16 Peter Hill Men Individual 17 Singapore Men Team 18 Mah Li Lian Women Individual 19 Singapore Women Team Swimming Medallist Event Record 20 Ang Peng Siong 50 m Freestyle 23.67 sec 21 Singapore Waterpolo 22 Joscelin Yeo 50 m Freestyle 26.93 sec 23 Joscelin Yeo 100 m Freestyle 57.78 sec 24 Joscelin Yeo 200 m Freestyle 2:06.03 sec 25 Joscelin Yeo 100 m Breaststroke 1:12.04 sec 26 Joscelin Yeo 200 m Breaststroke 2:34.87 sec 27 Joscelin Yeo 100 m Butterflystroke 1:02.22 sec 28 May Ooi 200 m Butterflystroke 2:18.45 sec 29 Joscelin Yeo 200 m Indv Medley 2:17.48 sec 30 May Ooi 400 m Ind Medley 4:48.24 sec 31 Eadelin Lim 4 x 100 m Freestyle 3:56.92 sec Ng Chiang Ling relay May Ooi Joscelin Yeo 32 Tang Siew Yin Cheryl 4 x 100m medley 4:20.30 sec Joscelin Yeo relay May Ooi Eadelin Lim 3 Traditional Boat Race Medallist Event Record 33 Singapore 800 – 10 paddlers 4:12.18 Taekwondo Medallist Event Record 34 Wong Jing Chin Men over 50 to 54 kg 35 Tan Kheng Juan Men over 54 to 58 kg 36 Toh Soon Kok Men over 76 to 83 kg 37 Wong Liang Ming Women over 43 to 47 kg 38 Foo Yong Lai Women over 60 to 65 kg Wushu Medallist Event Record 39 Picasso Tan Yeo Xuan Men Nanquan 9.56 40 Ng Cheng Hye Men Chanquan 9.56 41 Quek Soon Tuck Men Spear Play 9.50 42 Tan Sock Ching Women Nanquan 9.50 43 Tan Mui Buay Women Tajiquan 9.58 44 Chiew Hui Yan Women Sword Play 9.51 45 Chiw Hui Yan Women Spear Play 9.51 Yachting Medallist Event Record 46 Anthony Kiong Men International 8.25 Colin Ng 420 47 Benedict Tan Chi’-Loong Men International 5 Laser 48 Ng Xuan Hui Women International 8.25 Wong Yi-Lin 420 49 Tracey Tan Women International Laser 50 Siew Shaw Her International 470 Charles Lim Yi Yong Open 4 TOTAL : 40 SILVER MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Hamkah Bin Mohd Afix Men 200 m 21.34 2 Wong Tuck Yim Men Hammer 52.86 3 Toh Soh Liang Women Marathon 2:58.25 Billiards & Snooker Medallist Event Record 4 Singapore Snooker (Team) 5 Tan Tiong Boon 15 Ball Rotation (Indv) Bowling Medallist Event Record 6 Goh Heng Soon, Sam Men Masters 3412 pts Boxing Medallist Event Record 7 Sevakumaran Palakrishna Men up to 45 kg Fencing Medallist Event Record 8 Wong Toon King Men Team Foil Tan Kim Huat, Ronald Mak Chee Wah Golf Medallist Event Record 9 Singapore Men Team 861 Hockey Medallist Event Record 10 Singapore Men Tem Judo Medallist Event Record 11 Lea Siew Moh Men over 86 to 95 kg 12 Tan Siok Bin Women over 61 to 66 kg 5 Karate-Do Medallist Event Record 13 Yap Sian Choon, Barry Men Team Kumite Seah Kwang Soon Tan Thiam Guan Sudheeran Madhavan Foo Tiang Jui 14 Ong Peck Lian Women Team Kumite Heng Lee Sie, Sharon Neo Ah Suan Silat Olahraga Medallist Event Record 15 Mohd Riduan Bin Ahman Men over 45 to 50 kg 16 Abdul Kadir Bin Mohd Men over 65 to 70 kg Ibrahim 17 Azlan Bin Abu Hassan Women over 40 to 45 kg 18 Kartina Binte Ahmad Women over 40 to 45 kg 19 Badriah Bte Mohd Hosni Women over 45 to 50 kg Squash Medallist Event Record 20 Josephine Choo Wan Koon Women Individual Sepak Takraw Medallist Event Record 21 Singapore Men’s Indv Swimming Medallist Event Record 22 Koh Mun Yew Gerald 200 m Backstroke 2:09.69 23 Koh Mun Kit Desmond 200 m Indv Medley 2:08.98 24 Koh Mun Kit Desmond 400 m Indv Medley 4:31.83 25 May Ooi 400 m Freestyle 4:31.02 26 May Ooi 100 m Butterflystroke 1:02.66 27 May Ooi 200 m Indv Medley 2:18.32 28 Joscelin Yeo 400 m Indv Medley 4:58.95 6 Taekwondo Medallist Event Record 29 S Sinnathurai Men up to 50 kg 30 Wong Yoke Yin Women up to 43 kg 31 Eng Tsae Ju Women over 55 to 60 kg 32 Ong Bee Lan Women over 65 to 70 kg Weightlifting Medallist Event Record 33 Teo Yong Joo Men up to 54 kg 222.5 kg Wushu Medallist Event Record 34 Puan Jooi Eong Men Tajiquan 9.40 35 Picasso Tan Yeow Kuan Men Broadsword Play 9.50 36 Ng Cheng Hye Men Sword Play 9.50 37 Ng Cheng Hye Men Cudgel Play 9.53 38 Joanne Teo Women Taijiquan 9.48 39 Chiew Hui Yan Women Changquan 9.38 Yachting Medallist Event Record 40 Edwin Low Nacra 5.0 Open 13 Terence Kuan Nacra 5.0 Open 7 TOTAL : 74 BRONZE MEDALS Athletics Medallist Event Record 1 Firdhouse Hassan Saiyat Men 4 x 100 m relay 40.13 Mohd Yusof Bin Alias Hamkah Bin Mohd Afik Mohamed Hosni 2 Tan Kheik Tiong Men 10,000 m Walk 49:29.00 3 Khoo Ching Mong Men 20 km walk 1:42.52 4 Mok Hay Foo Men Pole Vault 4.50 5 Toh Soh Liang Women 10,000 m 38:41.56 6 Low Guay Hoon, Helen Women 5000 m Walk 26:32.89 7 Low Guay Hoon, Women 10 km walk 54.20 8 Yu Long Nyu Women Heptathlon 5116 points Badminton Medallist Event Record 9 Singapore Men’s Team 10 Singapore Women’s Team 11 Zarinah Bte Abdullah Women’s Singles Billiards & Snooker Medallist Event Record 12 Singapore English Billiards (Team) Bowling Medallist Event Record 13 Wee Chin Hock, Patrick Men Doubles 2417 pts Goh Heng Soon, Sam 14 Yeo Wei Wen, Christopher Men’s Trios 3501 pts Ng Leong Hoe, Ronnie Thomas Fox 15 Chua Swee Poh, Tamgelia Women’s Singles 1159 pts 16 Tay Hong Keow, Alice Women Masters 3136 pts 8 Boxing Medallist Event Record 17 Heng Puay Hock Men over 45 to 48 kg 18 S Suthevan Men over 48 to 51 kg 19 S Ravindran Men over 54 to 57 kg 20 Jagdew Singh Men over 60 to 63.5 kg 21 Mohammed Mukhlis Men over 67 to 71 kg 22 David Alexis Men over 75 to 81 kg 23 T Krishnasamy Men over 81 to 91 kg Football Medallist Event Record 24 Singapore Men Fencing Medallist Event Record 25 Wong Toon King Men Indv Foil 26 Tan Yeok Lim Men Indv Sabre 27 Tan Kim Huat, Ronald Men Indv Epee 28 Tan Yeok Lim Men Team Sabre Ng Ai Phong Tan Jia Kieng 29 Chan Lai Yong Women Indv Foil 30 Teo Ah Heok Women Team Foil Chan Lai Yong Lim Yean Hong Gymnastics Medallist Event 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    2012-13 Charter Review Report Washington Yu Ying Public Charter School Fifth Year Review June 17, 2013 DC Public Charter School Board 3333 14th Street, NW, Suite 210 Washington, DC 20010 (202) 328-2660 www.dcpcsb.org 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS RECOMMENDATION ................................................................................................................................. 3 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ............................................................................................................................ 3 GOALS AND ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT EXPECTATIONS .............................................................. 4 COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS……………………………………………………...........23 FISCAL MANAGEMENT AND ECONOMIC VIABILITY…………………………………….............27 2 RECOMMENDATION The District of Columbia Public Charter School Board’s (“PCSB”) staff recommends Washington Yu Ying Public Charter School (“Washington Yu Ying PCS”) be granted charter continuance based on the school’s overall academic, compliance, and fiscal performance. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Washington Yu Ying PCS began operating in 2008 under the authority of PCSB and is currently in its fifth year of operation. The school’s mission is to nurture the development of a strong social conscience among tomorrow’s global leaders by fostering excellence in our students’ intellectual, moral, social, emotional and physical development in an engaging, inquiry-driven, Chinese-English dual language immersion environment. Washington Yu Ying PCS is the District of Columbia’s only public Chinese- immersion school. 2012-13 Year Grades 2010-11 PMF 2011-12 PMF Campus Ward Student Opened Served Results Results Enrollment 76.7% Met 7 of 7 Washington (Tier 1) early Yu Ying 5 2008-09 PK4-5 439 childhood PCS Met 6 of 6 early targets childhood targets In its first year, the school operated a pre-kindergarten through first grade class, and has been adding a grade each year ever since, serving pre-kindergarten through fifth grade in 2012-13 and pre-kindergarten through sixth grade in 2013-14.
  • 2001-2002 02.Pdf

    2001-2002 02.Pdf

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