Quote on church, state and American idea by Fred 1971
Quote from former U S representative and historian in 1971 praising church independence and separation of church and state. Highlights the belief that both institutions gain strength when the church stands on its own and the American principle enhances both.
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Ottawa Herald marks 135th anniversary with open house
The Ottawa Herald celebrates 135 years with an open house at the Old Depot Museum. Attendees include current and former staff, readers, and local officials. The event features new history books, a video on the newspaper’s history, and remarks on the paper’s role in the community.
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Kansas moves to define highly qualified teachers statewide
Dr Martha Gage explains Kansas approach to No Child Left Behind HQ status. A panel of master and National Board teachers created a rubric to measure content knowledge, hours in assignment areas, and tests. About 6,085 rubrics returned with 5,566 meeting 100 points. fewer than 1,000 of roughly 34,000 teachers may not be HQ. Provisions include waivers and provisional paths, plus summer online courses to achieve content hours.
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Great music and strong editorial on education act
A reader from Richmond thanks sponsors for Sunday concert and praises an editorial on the No Child Left Behind Act. The note notes concerns that the president's ideas frightened potential good teachers away and into other work, signed Nadine Pee.
Reader Forum Replies to Paige NEA Terrorist Label
Readers react to Education Secretary Rod Paige calling the National Education Association a terrorist organization. They defend NEA as a public education advocate and urge restraint, noting its 2.7 million members seek realistic goals and support from all stakeholders.
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