Good things are happening
Last week the Northeast News ran a story about an alleged member of a dog fighting ring being arrested.Within days a reader, B.J. Salinas, wrote a letter to …
Last week the Northeast News ran a story about an alleged member of a dog fighting ring being arrested.Within days a reader, B.J. Salinas, wrote a letter to …
Rule number one for a reporter or editor: Always carry your camera, ready to take a picture.An event on Monday afternoon of this week serves to illustrate the …
It’s quite the craze these days, to be slimming down. Popular diets include Atkins, Weight Watchers, Curves, and much more.ItÕs true in the newspaper industry, too. For many …
By Dr. Dorothy RichPresident, Home and School InstituteTo judge whether a teacher is good, bad, or in between, you dont need to be an expert on education.As a …
Survival of American Culture at Stake in Textbook FightBy Michael Quinn SullivanShould public schools teach children to hate America? According to some social studies textbooks proposed for use …
By Wendell CoxVision looms large in American history. John F. Kennedys vision rook us to the moon, Ronald Reagans vision led to the end of the Soviet Union, …
Teacher certification Board Fails Texas
By Chris PattersonImproving Texas public schools depends on qualified teachers. Thats why the threat of a teacher shortage prompted the Texas Legislature to create the State Board for …
An Op-Ed Column by Jim HaleySunday, April 21, marks the 166th anniversary of that brief, terrible battle that secured the independence of the Republic of Texas in 1836. …
By Bob Chase, President, National Education Association In 1997, Wyandotte High School in Kansas City was plagued with low test scores, high dropout rates, and discipline problems. To …