FROM NAKONIA HAYES: I tracked the time it took Khan to use the traditional multiplication method and the lattice method. He spent 2 minutes and 56 seconds with the traditional method. It took him 5 minutes and 30 seconds with the lattice multiplication method–or twice as long.
I was alerted to a sexually explicit graphic used on Aug. 27, 2015 in class at Highland Park ISD. The image was on the smart board in a 10th grade Honors AP English II class to teach commas, in Highland Park ISD.
In every state of the country and in all public school types, both traditional and charter and many private schools, the shift is on what the White House is touting as Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Competencies.
While Keller ISD families were on vacation, the Superintendent and Board of Trustees proposed changes to the anti discrimination policies on the recommendation made by 2 girls claiming discrimination based on their sexual orientation
I will not support the movement to stand behind Attorney General Ken Paxton. Paxton has been indicted on 3 counts of fraud in connection to his business dealings with a McKinney based technology company, Servergy, Inc.
The driving force behind this transformation to College and Career Tech is TASA (Texas Association of School Administrators) and their New Vision for Texas Public Education.
My name is Alice Linahan and I am a parent in Argyle ISD. I need your help to get our local school board to look at the issue of what private data is being collected on our children and what type of testing and assessments will be done during class activities which are monitoring and tracking our children.
As a parent of a 5th grade student in Argyle ISD I would like to inform you that I do not give consent for my child’s personal data to be collected and housed with Region 11’s Eduphoia products and I most definitely do not give parental consent for a individual portfolio on my child to be created by any teacher or team of teachers using Region 7’s DMAC solutions product.
Just so you know, not all conservatives or republicans are Pro- “School Choice,” and there are very good reasons why not. While many conservatives have good intentions in saying they are for “School Choice,” they have not been told the whole story.
On the Women on the Wall Communication Team Conference Calls we have been taking this issue on front and center, exposing the real dangers blindly excepted by those wiling to vote YES to the ESEA Reauthorization.
