All citizens should root for the success of public education, if for no other reason than 90% of the children in our nation are educated by public schools.
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All citizens should root for the success of public education, if for no other reason than 90% of the children in our nation are educated by public schools.
"I Am the Walrus" is a song by the Beatles released in November 1967. The walrus refers to Lewis Carroll's poem "The Walrus and the Carpenter" (from the book Through the Looking-Glass).
Signs of child abuse are all around us. We need to know where to look.
On both the political right and the left, academic freedom is sometimes erroneously confused with complete autonomy, with thought and speech freed from all constraints. There are definitely limits, and educators have responsibilities.
When you see people make threats, spread rumors, attack someone physically or verbally, and excluding others be that person who stands up for others. --- JC Bowman
An old and wise saying challenges us to: “Believe nothing you hear, half of what you read, and some of what you see.” It is critical to examine issues from all angles, rejecting gossip, mistruths, bias or information not supported or misinterpreted. Put what you see or read into proper context to make sure what you think you are seeing is factual.
Leader U is about gathering the best presenters in the state to address key topics that teachers have identified. It is real learning for real educators by their peers.
The issue of improved school security will not be resolved in the current political environment, as long as real solutions are not considered based on a liberal or conservative bias
There is no doubt that the “community organizing” methods and philosophy developed by Saul Alinsky have had a penetrating effect on our politics. However, has it made government more responsive or improved results for citizens? That is highly doubtful. What happens when Saul Alinsky and his tactics do not go far enough for you? We [...]
School Safety and Security Town Hall open to the public to discuss safety, security and research.