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It doesn’t seem possible that we’ve weathered an entire year since that bleak day last Feb. 17 when at 12:06 p.m. Eastern the inevitable-yet-shocking announcement was broadcast to the world: Rush Limbaugh had passed away. The radio titan, having lived his threescore-and-10 to the absolute fullest, returned his borrowed talent to God. It was a devastating […]
Every 18-year-old leaving care will be offered £1,600 a month under a basic income pilot by the Welsh government. It is expected about 500 people will be eligible to join the scheme, which is being launched this year and could cost up to £20m over three years. Officials said it was the highest amount offered […]
“Root Cause of CRT, Tools for Change, Hope” By Donna Garner 2.15.22 COMMENTS BY DONNA GARNER: As a classroom teacher for 33+ years, I know that there are only two philosophies of education. They cannot be mixed any more than oil and water can be mixed. Either there are fact-based, right-or-wrong answers in curriculum (and […]
Catherine Saracco Over the past decade, the global geopolitical balance has undergone considerable upheaval. In the competition for a new world order between China, Europe and the United States, the unsettling rise of ‘authoritarian neoliberalism’ marks a major turning point. The international order is caught between the Chinese-US giants causing tension in economics and technology, […]
2.6.22 — PODCAST: INTERVIEW WITH DONNA GARNER “AMERICA IS ON THE FRONTLINES — WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP WITH THE WAR?” LAURIE CARDOZA-MOORE — PROCLAIMING JUSTICE TO THE NATIONS PLEASE SCROLL DOWN UNTIL YOU SEE THE TITLE — “AMERICA IS ON THE FRONTLINES…WHAT CAN YOU DO TO HELP THE WAR?” “I do not […]
A rare collection of color images made by a European woman who traveled throughout Iran as modernization and political upheavals forever changed the country. A boy lost in thought in a garden in Galandovak in the northeast of Tehran. A handsome boatsman on an unidentified coastline in Iran. Fishermen working in the shallows of the […]
Educating kids is all Jeannie Stone ever wanted to do. She spent more than three decades in North Texas school districts, first as a teacher and eventually as an administrator. After she was named Richardson Independent School District’s superintendent five years ago, she drew accolades for how well she advocated for district parents and the […]
Montgomery County Public Schools in suburban Washington, D.C. has charged a team with drafting a K‑12 curricular overhaul that “strengthens students’ sense of racial, ethnic, and tribal identities, helps students understand and resist systems of oppression, and empowers students to see themselves as change agents,” as noted by National Journal columnist Josh Kraushaar on Twitter, Commentator Damon Linker […]
ShareTweet The rise of social clubs and popular sports nowadays makes it easy for individuals to play their favorite games. There are communities for basketball and other recreational sports where a team will support each other and help achieve their member’s fitness goals. This is entirely possible with an adult basketball league in your area. […]
At the conclusion of national signing day for college football recruits, Alabama football coach Nick Saban says he laments the new “name, image, and likeness” (NIL) compensation policy for players, saying “when we start using NIL for a kid to come to our school, that’s where I draw the line, because that’s not why we […]
Nobody goes into public school education to get rich in the monetary sense. But if your lust is for personal economic gain, you may be in luck as a charter school operator. As a bonus, if you finesse the jargon and optics, you may pass as a child advocate and free-enterprise philanthropist while indulging your […]
It’s been almost two years since the FBI raided the Houston ISD administration building as part of a multi-year investigation. On Feb. 27, 2020, FBI agents served search warrants on the district’s Hattie Mae White Building, the northwest Harris County home of former chief operating officer Brian Busby, and the home of Anthony Hutchison, the […]
Many are cautious to risk their well-being for others. Nazi German soldiers in 1936 (Everett Collection/Shutterstock) Most people mean well, fear losing the jobs and income by which they support their families, and are terrified they will lose friends and social standing. This is true equally of “Good Germans,” nice Jews, and average Americans desperately […]
By Joseph Pearce – A look at the classic tale of Gulliver’s Travels. Jonathan Swift was born in Dublin of English parents in 1667, four years after Milton had finished writing Paradise Lost. Ordained as a minister of the Church of Ireland, he aligned himself with the “High Church” party at the “Catholic” end of […]
Maus, a graphic novel about the Holocaust, was banned by a school board in Tennessee this month. A Pulitzer prize-winning novel about the Holocaust has topped Amazon’s best-seller’s list after a school board in Tennessee banned it. The graphic novel Maus: A Survivor’s Tale depicts how the author’s parents survived Auschwitz during the Holocaust. Board […]
