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December 18, 2020
Despite COVID hindrances, school nonattendance cases are proceeding A local teachers’ group claimed Nueces County judges are not hearing truancy cases due to the COVID-19 pandemic. But the judges say cases are proceeding, gradually. When school officials submit truancy petitions to courts, the parent is leveled a Class C misdemeanor charge of parent contributing to nonattendance, while the child is referred for truant conduct, a civil matter. A county prosecutor reviews the student petition...
December 17, 2020
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December 15, 2020
Public entities outside Texas. Through this Cooperative Contracts Program, DIR assists Texas state agencies, local governments, and eligible customers with cost-effective acquisition of their information technology resources, including staff augmentation services, by negotiating, managing, and administering contracts with information technology providers to: Ensure quality and consistency of services for customers through the establishment of estimated market rates, category descriptions, and a...
October 18, 2012
However it turns out it will be appealed up through the court system. you know back in 2000 the supreme court ruled against another texas high school for leading prayers before the game. this case may end up before the supremes as well. there is free speech -- >> there is free speech versus the separation of church and state. >> and the education code in texas gives students the right to express their religious beliefs which is why rick perry as well as the attorney general of the state got behi...
October 18, 2012
Saying its their first amendment right to continue using the banners. >> we will not allow atheist groups from outside of the state of texas to come into this state, to use menacing and misleading intimidation tactics to try to bully schools to bow down at the alter of secular beliefs. >> reporter: governor perry was asked about cheer readers of other nonchristian religions, would he still be supportive of them? >> i dont know whether youd be here, i would be. and the point is that ace said in m...
June 5, 2012
Political world view on the idealogy of empty places, which holds that virtually any amount of government is too much government. plus nobody needs it anyway because theres plenty of room. you leave me alone and ill leave you alone. its an inarguable world view if, a, there really isnt plenty of room, or b, you are not actually leaving me alone. one of the interesting things about this empty place ethos is the that the theory about leaving people alone does not apply to sex. two professors of he...
June 5, 2012
School even though the education code requires it be part of the curriculum. also he said, last year a sincere male student asked aloud, what is my risk for cervical cancer? the researchers found that more than 94% of texas public schools give abstinence-only instruction exclusively. students, condoms arent safe. never have been, never will be, one abstinence speaker warned her classes. an abstinence-only program used in three districts assures them that "if a woman is dry, the sperm will die." ...
May 9, 2010
>> it is a giant robot baby, andy. dont pretend we werent shopping for one last week. remember all you said was giant robot baby, giant robot baby. then you changed your mind. >> yeah because i saw the giant robot baby, good lord. >> now he wants a centi peed. >> remi, you say the school may have had a legitimate basis if it lead to violence. but the california education code gives students greater protection than the first amendment does and he is sure the principal violated the code. >> i beli...
May 7, 2010
What the [bleep] is that? >> it is a giant robot baby, andy. dont pretend we werent shopping for one last week. remember all you said was giant robot baby, giant robot baby. then you changed your mind. >> yeah because i saw the giant robot baby, good lord. >> now he wants a centi peed. >> remi, you say the school may have had a legitimate basis if it lead to violence. but the california education code gives students greater protection than the first amendment does and he is sure the principal vi...
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