[ad_1] As we age, our bodies naturally undergo changes that can affect our physical and mental health. While there is no way to stop the aging process entirely, there are steps we can take to fight it and maintain our health as we age. Here are some tips for fighting the aging process: (Thank you […]
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[ad_1] Every reason that the NCSBE should reject the blueprint of the new licensure / pay proposal has been thoroughly explained by both Justin Parmenter and Kris Nordstrom in clear terms. Read Justin Parmenter’s recent post on that Pathways to Excellence proposal that he has been following and exposing this scheme at every angle. He highlights that […]
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[ad_1] The threat of a recession can make you feel nervous about financial stability. Saving money is a simple solution, but you have more options available. You can make financial changes to protect yourself should a recession occur. Consider these tips to help steer you in the right direction. 1. Diversify Income and Investments A […]
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[ad_1] If you feel anxiety about climate change, you’re not alone. Health Revolution reports that climate anxiety has increased exponentially over the past decade, and it’s still on the rise. Which is understandable. We inherited a mess while the people who’ve profited aren’t eager to quit fossil fuels. The reality is that individual action can’t […]
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[ad_1] This is a guy who is so against unions that he penned this in 2020 against public employee collective bargaining power: A guy who contributed to Truitt’s campaign: Last summer, he appeared with the new Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson at a press conference announcing an “indoctrination” hotline to allow the public to report teachers to […]
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[ad_1] From an NPR / IPSOS poll reported last spring: “By wide margins – and regardless of their political affiliation – parents express satisfaction with their children’s schools and what is being taught in them.” As a teacher, it is rather mind-boggling that in an age of heavy standardized testing, technological advancements that allow for […]
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[ad_1] Have your local school board candidates made a public statement about where they stand on the LEANDRO court decision? Then ask them. It’s hard to look at how this state could have sat on a large manufactured state surplus and extended more corporate tax cuts while conditions in the public schools exist to the […]
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[ad_1] When a really bad draft of an already terrible essay makes baseless arguments with no evidence for an indefensible claim, then maybe it should never be turned in for a grade. Consider the new teacher licensure / pay proposal championed by State Supt. Catherine Truitt, DPI, and PEPSC. You can take a look at […]
Read More[ad_1] Ramiro Cervantes, 45, who surrendered to police following a Sept. 23 standoff near Logan Avenue. Photo credit: OnScene.TV A man accused of fatally shooting his nephew at a Barrio Logan apartment pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges that include murder. Ramiro Cervantes, 45, was arrested Friday evening following a standoff that lasted about three […]
Read More[ad_1] An entrance to Route 125 near the border. Courtesy of SANDAG County supervisors voted 4-1 Wednesday to adopt a new transportation study guide that provides criteria for analyzing the transportation impacts of proposed developments in unincorporated areas — an effort to comply with state requirements to consider the number of vehicle miles projects might […]
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