Just after the Church was formed GOD allowed Steven, a devout Christian man to be stoned to death because “Saul” (later named Paul), was standing there and consenting to his
On September 24, 2001, the nation watched as President Bush, along with expresidents Clinton, Carter & Bush, and Queen Elizabeth, from a simultaneous broadcast overseas, sang the same song with
Warning: this column contains opinions representing the writer’s beliefs, though not necessarily the beliefs of this publication. Also, the writer is not a medical doctor.
One of the original purposes of public education was to teach children to be productive members of society.
I’m a huge fan of one certain soap opera, Days of Our Lives. I realize that you’re rolling your eyes at this very moment, swearing on all that is reality TV that you’ll never read my column again.
Many school districts across the state and the nation have adopted “No Zero” grading policies.
Hello November! We made it! We battled through the steamiest, sweatiest October of recent memory. The costumes have been boxed up. The candy is eaten. Ok, the kids think it’s
All teachers and most of everyone else is aware that student behavior is at its most severe in the mainstream classroom. Personally, I have seen behavior classrooms that were more
I’m known as the crazy woman who, every October, makes children out of kitchen trash bags and displays them in her yard. I own it. They are my little ghost girls.
Overall, parents and teachers want to see students do well socially and academically. Teachers work hard to prepare effective lessons to present to students.
By Dina Moon
The door opens. I freeze. They shouldn’t be home yet. Dropping onto my stomach in the dark living room, I slither my way in between the couch and the wall.
By the middle of September, we are well into the first semester of school. Back-to-school routines are in place, and the newness of shoes, uniforms, supplies and the classroom has
I’m not sure whether it’s the time I’ve spent as a quintquagenarian thus far, or the state of the world, but my thoughts have drifted, increasingly, to include my own mortality.
Last week, I simultaneously experienced the sadness of attending a funeral and the honor of being among those in attendance who were better for having been a part of a service that celebrated the life of a young man who considered everyone he met a friend.
On Monday, October 7, the City of Crandall made a significant move in the ongoing battle against bullying.
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