With age comes wisdom. Usually. But by the time they’re 14, most kids have already forgotten more about technology than most of us who are over 40 will ever know. It would be faster for me to write a letter on a typewriter, find an envelope and stamp and drive it to the post office [...]
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For story time, kindergarten teacher Veneranda Sanchez positioned her chair in the doorframe of her classroom with her students seated on the carpet, fanned out in a wide pie shape in front of her. Although her shoulder and back tilt into the narrow hallway, Sanchez discovered it was the best configuration to read to students [...]
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — A federal judge ruled Tuesday that a Wisconsin school district may continue to hold its graduation ceremonies in a church because the location doesn’t necessarily make it a religious event. U.S. District Judge Charles Clevert ruled in a lawsuit brought by Americans United for Separation of Church and State against a district [...]
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By DAN NEPHIN – 7 hours ago PITTSBURGH (AP) — One of the nation’s oldest prep schools on Tuesday disputed a lawsuit brought by a former basketball coach who claims he was forced to quit after complaining that the school told him he was recruiting too many blacks. Anthony Cheatham sued The Kiski School, an [...]
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