THE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPALS' CENTER of The New York Alliance for the Public Schools Tottenville High School Fordham University 100 Luten Avenue 113 West 60th Street Staten Island, N.Y. 10312 New York, N.Y. 10023 (718) 356-1340 (212) 841-5292 Herbert Balish Dr. Thomas Mulkecn Co-Project Director Co-Project Director Dr. Shirley Ford Director of Pre-Service Staff Development, H.S.D. Sheryl Strear December 21, 1987 Assistant to the Director Participating Deans Dr. Judith B. Brandenburg Teacher's College Ms. Deborah Meiers, Principal Columbia University Central Park East Secondary School Dr. Robert A. Burnham 1573 Madison Avenue New York Universiry NYC, 10029 Dr. John McGarraghy City University of New York Dear Ms. Meiers: Dr. Paul T. Medici St. John 's University On behalf of the High School Principals' Center of the New York Alliance for the Public Schools and the High School Dr. Max Weiner I want to express our gratitude for your participation Fordham University Division, in the panel discussion at the CSIP Conference on December 8, 1987 Advisory Council of Principals at Teachers College. James Costaras Flushing High School It was obvious that your strong belief in the imperative for Renato DeMaria designing schools and educational programs to meet the needs New Dorp High School of the children attending them was met with the approval of Margaret Harrington the audience. Your call for a wider definition of educational Port Richmond High School and intellectual development and allotting the time to do it Alan Lentin correctly the first time were important messages for the Satellite Academny audience to hear. Myron Liebrader Grover Cleveland High School Thank you again for your contribution to a sucessful conference. Laraine Pacheco William C. Bryant High School Sincerely, Caesar Previdi Martin L. King, Jr. High School Gloria Rakovic High School of Telecommunications Herbert Balish & Technology Project Co-Director Edward Reynolds West Side High School Randolph Ross Newtown High School HB:rdb Carmen Russo Morris High School James Warren William H. Taft High School Funded by the New York State Education Department, The New York City Board of Education and The New York Alliance for the Public Schools.