Zack Kopplin: Louisiana Public School System's Harassment of 11-Year-Old Buddhist Student "Child Abuse" and "Potentially a Hate Crime"
Reblogged from CenLamar: Today, the American Civil Liberties Union, on behalf of parents Scott and Sara Lane, filed suit against the Sabine Parish School Board, Sabine Parish Superintendent of Education Sara Ebarb (pictured at left), Negreet High School Principal Gene Wright, and Negreet High School teacher Rita Roark for religiously harassing and intimidating their young son. The case is horrify
Saturday's progressive Louisiana bloggers summit will be live streamed
Reblogged from Something Like the Truth: If you haven't signed up to attend this Saturday's progressive bloggers summit in Baton Rouge, please consider attending. The Progressive Voices, New Media: A Louisiana Social Media and Blogging Summit will take place from 12:15 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the African American Cultural Center on the LSU Baton Rouge campus. If you can't make it, there's another op
Beth Courtney, LPB and their unethical coverage of Common Core
Posted on January 22, 2014
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Many people believe that LPB is an unbiased news source. Some people might even think it is a liberal news source. I’ve had my own firsthand experience with how unethical Beth Courtney has acted covering education stories. Tonight’s show should demonstrate just how biased and ridiculous LPB is and has become under Beth Courtney. If you would like to see what a lopsided and one-sided panel looks like, then check this video out and try to hold your breakfast.
This program was portrayed as a discussion panel for parents to become more informed and to discuss Common Core as a topic, to address parents’ concerns.
Supporters say the standards will increase rigor and help every student learn what they need to succeed. Critics say the standards are untested, being poorly implemented and lower expectations for students.
So, what do Louisiana educators, parents and students think about Common Core? Do the new guidelines encourage students to think and be more persuasive, or do they stifle educational innovation by removing local control?
The bias in this program was so evident it made me ill watching it. If you watch it you should be
