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An unbiased perspective of the issues surrounding education in Racine, WI. I advocate for both excellent schools AND the responsible use of taxpayer dollars. I believe educational issues should always be non-partisan and never about politics, but I am also not naive to think that some will make it all about politics. Most of the discussions will revolve around education; however,from time to time, I will chime in on current events that are a particular interest to me.
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April
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- The legacy of our past
- I want a guaranteed contract too
- Update on RUSD special meeting
- When parents go bad
- When board members go bad
- Take the RUSD Board of Education test
- MPS wants to handcuff its students
- Springtime in Wisconsin: Cut your grass and cut ed...
- Note to self...
- Urban school reform: It takes a village
- RUSD Board to silence all dissent
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2 comments:
I took the test and found out that I should pursue adventures in my life, but the school board should not be one of them. :)
Rather kick a** than kiss it?
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