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Newspaper

Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 2018

Page

6

Intensive instruction for third graders in need

A commentary argues for targeted, intensive teaching to raise all third graders toward potential. It compares inequitable access to learning resources, uses a handicap analogy, and links IQ percentile bands to proficiency levels on the M STEP. It cautions that without focused effort, many will fall behind by middle and high school.

Michigan ranks low on college affordability in report

Jerilynn Tucker argues Michigan funds high poverty districts less than wealthy ones, noting a $15,000 salary gap between districts. She cautions about family college cost burdens, calls for equitable opportunities, and urges policy changes to avoid widening gaps as incomes rise and schools face shortages.

Michigan Michiganachieves Edtrust.org

Trumpism mirrors Reagan era populism, conservatives say

A group of conservative writers and scholars argue that Trumpism is not an aberration from Reagan era populism but a continuance of it. They note Reagan used inclusive rhetoric to unite people, while Trump emphasizes a bold leadership style and nationalistic themes, with differing views on immigration and American exceptionalism.

Donald Trump Trump Sean Trende Real Clear Henry Olsen Ethics and Public Policy Center Reagan House Paul Ryan Wisconsin Senate Mitch McConnell Kentucky Rich Lowry National Review Politico White House Lowry Andrew Jackson Fdr Barack Obama Wall Street

Letter writer urges gun regulation aligns with Christian values

John Buttrey of Park Township responds to Chet Bartels April 3 letter arguing for more gun regulation, not ban. He cites First Amendment rights, calls for stricter controls on military grade weapons, and says private citizens should face limits while military and police keep certain arms. He believes the Second Amendment has been misused to resist regulation.

Chet Bartels Bartels

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