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FL Teachers Union Takes Hit Over School Choice
A Florida judge dealt a blow to a teachers union and their allies in the state trying to end the state’s thirteen year-old Tuition Tax Credit Scholarship program according to the Daily Signal. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), EDUCATION, LEGAL, Unions
Tagged North Carolina, Opportunity Scholarships, School Choice
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#DM7 Article: #NCSEN Race Goes Republican, Harry Reid Hardest Hit
This is a repost of my weekly Da Tech Guy column:
#NCSEN Race Goes Republican, Harry Reid Hardest Hit Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885), ELECTIONS, Senate 2014
Tagged Kay Hagan, North Carolina, Renee Ellmers, Thom Tillis
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Enterovirus Likely Brought In By Illegals
In October, I asked NC Dept. of Health and Human Services exactly where in North Carolina Enterovirus patients were located and where reports of cases were happening. I received little back in useful information at that time.
Many, including myself, have speculated that the influx of illegal immigrants had a role to play in the outbreaks of Enterovirus that cropped up in multiple states. Major media have yet to ask that question. Local media aren’t touching it.
WHERE IS OUR MEDIA? ==> Update On Enterovirus In North Carolina http://t.co/uN2pnRIE3j #ncpol #ncgov #ncdhhs
— LL1885 – A.P. Dillon (@LadyLiberty1885) October 11, 2014
Instapundit has a link addressing this question which infers a correlation between the disease and the depositing of illegal immigrants in the states.
KEEP READING — See the number of cases in NC. Continue reading
Posted in A.P. Dillon (LL1885)
Tagged North Carolina
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10,000 Comments: More NC Public Overall ELA Feedback, Grade 6 and Up
In the last few weeks, I’ve been publishing the public feedback for North Carolina from 2010 that CCSSO and NGA refused to release. These “10,000 comments” have been used by proponents in an arguably dishonest manner to point to a vetting process for the standards.
Here are the articles I’ve put up with comments published in them to date:
The Infamous “10,000” Comments On Common Core
10,000 Comments: NC Overall Feedback
10,000 Comments: NC Overall Feedback on K-5 ELA Standards
Here is another point of reference on these “10,000 comments”:
Take a look at the summary of “public feedback” posted on the Core Standards website. It is grossly misleading. First of all, calling the feedback “public” is wrong: the organizers of the standards would not make public the nearly 10,000 comments they say they received from citizens. The summary quotes 24 respondents–less than 1/4 of 1 percent of the total–selectively chosen to back up their interpretation of the results.
-Source: Washington Post, 1/29-13
Today I have put together grade 6+ writing and language comments, as well as a section where people could leave more overall feedback on the ELA portion that might not have been covered in previous questions.
The first two, writing and language, only had 3 or 4 comments each. The third section that allowed for more overall commentary on the ELA had a flurry of comments.
NC Feedback – 6+ writing
NC Feedback – 6+ language
NC Feedback – More Overall ELA comments
In the 3rd set of comments above, there are a few excerpts I would like to share:
KEEP READING… Continue reading
Posted in Common Core
Tagged North Carolina
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