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One possibility is to provide a Web-conference with the regional sites, so there is a sense of a state-wide presence. Also, webinars could be offered to round out some of the workshop offerings, which could be offered on all regional sites at the same time. All it would take is WIFI and have the teachers bring their laptops or offer it in the techlab. See More
Bob Bryant posted a blog postSupreme Court Refuses to Address First Amendment in Schools Case
A recent Supreme Court decision to decline to hear the appeal of a public high school student whose diploma was withheld after she discussed her Christian faith in her valedictorian address may have resonating effects on religious speech throughout the country.Erica Corder of Lewis Palmer High School in Monument, Colorado gave a 30-second valedictory address in 2006 that detailed the Christian gospel. As a consequence, the school withheld her diploma. They responded that the speech was…See More
John Paul Loucky commented on Bob Bryant's blog post Gathering Storm to Impact Private Schools by Unconstitutional Agreement by the Department of Education"Totally agree w Bob that this is an EXTREME OVERREACH yet again by the current Obama Octopus, intent on imposing it's secular and socialist agenda into all areas of our lives. The above law is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL & UNCONSCIONABLE, an…"
Bob Bryant posted a blog postBias Against Texas Private Schools Continues
According to the National Center for Education Statistics 25% of all schools, nationwide, are private, serving 11% of all students. In recent public statements, Texas public educators show their dismissive, if not outright contempt for private schooling. So entrenched is this attitude that most in the Texas public school establishment don't realize the glaring bias.The latest case in point was in the El Paso area, where seventeen Canutillo High School seniors who failed the standardized TAKS…See More
Bob Bryant posted a blog postGathering Storm to Impact Private Schools by Unconstitutional Agreement by the Department of Education
In order to safeguard taxpayers’ stimulus money sent to bolster the nation’s education industry, the Obama administration announced a number of new rules. At least one of which could adversely affect private schools, and may very well prove unconstitutional.On the third and final round of negotiations, on May 26th, 2010, attorney negotiators from several states responded to the section that dealt with validating high school diplomas to curtail the proliferation of diploma mills. These argued…See More
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Supreme Court Refuses to Address First Amendment in Schools Case
Posted on July 24, 2010 at 9:00am 0 Comments 0 Likes
A recent Supreme Court decision to decline to hear the appeal of a public high school student whose diploma was withheld after she discussed her Christian faith in her valedictorian address may have resonating effects on religious speech throughout the country.
Erica Corder of Lewis Palmer High School in Monument, Colorado gave a 30-second valedictory address in 2006 that detailed the Christian gospel. As a consequence, the school withheld her diploma. They responded that the…
Bias Against Texas Private Schools Continues
Posted on July 10, 2010 at 2:22pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
According to the National Center for Education Statistics 25% of all schools, nationwide, are private, serving 11% of all students. In recent public statements, Texas public educators show their dismissive, if not outright contempt for private schooling. So entrenched is this attitude that most in the Texas public school establishment don't realize the glaring bias.
The latest case in point was in the El Paso area, where seventeen Canutillo High School seniors who failed the…
Continue Gathering Storm to Impact Private Schools by Unconstitutional Agreement by the Department of Education
Posted on July 6, 2010 at 5:47pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
In order to safeguard taxpayers’ stimulus money sent to bolster the nation’s education industry, the Obama administration announced a number of new rules. At least one of which could adversely affect private schools, and may very well prove unconstitutional.
On the third and final round of negotiations, on May 26th, 2010, attorney negotiators from several states responded to the section that dealt with validating high school diplomas to curtail the proliferation of diploma mills.…
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