Category: Education
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BOOK FROM 1695 FOUND IN ITS 1714 PRINTING BRINGS PROOF THAT PALESTINE WAS NEVER ARAB….
BOOK FROM 1695 FOUND IN ITS 1714 PRINTING BRINGS PROOF THAT PALESTINE WAS NEVER ARAB…. Adriaan Reelant the author (also known as Adriaen Reeland/Reelant, Hadrianus Relandus) (17 July 1676 – 5 February 1718) was a noted Dutch Orientalist scholar, cartographer and philologist. He made significant contributions to Middle Eastern and Asian linguistics and cartography, including…
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AUGUST 7, 2024 NEWS LETTER FROM THE VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION COVERUP OF PUBLIC EDUCATION FAILURES
The VDOE and the Virginia Department of Health worked collaboratively to develop information and resources for fentanyl education and awareness (HB 1473). The Fentanyl Awareness informational one-sheet was created through that partnership. School divisions should ensure that all 9-12 graders have this sheet within the first two weeks of the 2024-2025 school year. School divisions…
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The Fourteenth Amendment on July 28, 1868 fully ratified, the law of the land
The Fourteenth Amendment On July 28, 1868, Secretary of State William Seward issued a proclamation certifying without reservation that the Fourteenth Amendment was a part of the United States Constitution. The required number of states had ratified the Fourteenth Amendment a few weeks earlier on July 9, 1868. Known as one of the “Reconstruction Amendments”…
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Summer Heat Wave of 1936OLD FARMER’S ALMANAC BREAKS CLIMATE CHANGE MYTH
Summer Heat Wave of 1936 Decades ago, a blistering heat wave hit the Eastern Seaboard. We may complain of the heat now, but the record-breaking summer of 1936 certainly puts the weather into perspective! The 1936 Heat Wave Even on the “cool” eastern seaboard in July of 1936, it was the heat wave that made the news. In…
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HYPERBOLE ON VIRGINIA PUBLIC SCHOOL EDUCATION FROM THE INVERSE EDUCATION DEI INSTITUTION
July 24, 2024 Student Advisory Board Applications Are Open! The Student Advisory Board is a highly competitive opportunity comprised of one high school senior from each of the eight Superintendent’s Regions in the Commonwealth. Appointed by the Governor, the Board works closely with the VDOE to provide student perspectives on important issues and play a vital…
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Criminal Justice Standards Prosecutorial Investigations AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION
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in Education, General Assembly & Its Agencies, National, National Code/Statues, National Common Law, National Constitution, National Grand Juries, National News, National Politics, Supreme Court & Agencies & Lesser Courts, U.S., U.S. Courts, Virginia, Virginia Code/Statues, Virginia Common Law, Virginia Constitution, Virginia Grand Juries, Virginia News, Virginia PoliticsCopyright by the American Bar Association. This work (Criminal Justice Standards) may be used for non-profit educational and training purposes and legal reform (legislative, judicial, and executive) without written permission but with a citation to this source. Prosecutorial Investigations is the subject of a set of ABA Criminal Justice Standards approved by the ABA House…
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STANLEY C. THORNE’S NATIONAL DAY OF THE COWBOY
The National Day of the Cowboy is coming up soon (the fourth Saturday of July), prompting me to go sifting through the archive for collection items to highlight. The national day officially began in 2008, when the National Day of the Cowboy resolution passed in both the Senate and the House, though there had been…
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How is a student debt relief outfit allegedly misleading consumers? Let us count the ways.
Meet smiling social worker Ana Rojas. According to social media posts by USA Student Debt Relief, the company was able to reduce payments on her $200,000 student loans from $1300 a month for 28 years to just $417 a month for eight years. Posts featuring attorney Jorge Florez touted similar successful results by working with…
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First-Grader’s Drawing Not Protected By First Amendment Judge Rules and On Appeal to 9th Circuit
In a significant decision, U.S. District Judge David Carter ruled that a first-grade student in California, known as B.B., does not have First Amendment protection for a drawing she created. The controversy began when Principal Jesus Becerra punished B.B. after she gave a drawing to a classmate following a lesson on Martin Luther King Jr.…
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VIRGINIA DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION TEACHER DIRECT 07/17/2024
Join the conversation! On July 9, Governor Glenn Youngkin issued Executive Order 33to establish cell phone-free education to promote the health and safety of Virginia’s K-12 students. Executive Order (EO)33 is focused on eliminating cell phone use during instructional time and addressing the mental health issues arising from children’s social media and cell phone addiction.…