FARMINGTON HILLS North Farmington students and faculty made out well at the Michigan Association of Student Council and Honor Societies Student Leadership Conference, headlined by Joe Greene winning Principal of the Year honors.
CHEERS & JEERS: Hot Dry Times, Meet Big Dollars
May 7, 2021
JEERS for the vaccines not doing as advertised. We were promised these vaccines would sterilize us, and it turns out they don’t, so we’re stuck still spending on birth control. The youngins, knowing that things yelled into microphones by angry-smug people aren’t always true, are already onto this. With “hot vax summer” trending on social media, condom sales have increased 23.4% so Trojan marketing chief (and we’re not making this name up) Britta Bomhard, tells CNN, “18 to 24-year-olds can’t wait to get their social lives back.”
WE WAIT WITH BATED BREATH to see if the City approves a new $181 million budget. Because revenues have increased a bit, Corvallis is thinking to hire some new wastewater/stormwater help, and an equity and inclusion leader. Meetings are upcoming, and citizen-folk which is you can testify or observe… how to do that, and the budget, are here.
ECHS Director Evelyn Edney named 2021 Delaware Principal of the Year
Delaware News Desk
The National Association of Secondary School Principals has named Evelyn Edney, director of Delaware State University’s Early College High School, as the 2021 Delaware Principal of the Year.
Edney is the second director of the ECHS, assuming the school’s top post in 2015 one year after its founding. Since then, she has overseen the graduation of the first three graduating classes of ECHS students, which totaled 201 graduates.
While some of those graduates went on to be accepted in universities across that country, more than half of them stayed in the First State to enroll at Delaware State University. And because ECHS students also take college courses and earn the credits for them before they receive their high school diploma, three from the ECHS Class of 2018 have already graduated from DSU.
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Statewide Insights to Help Shape Policy Agenda for 2022 and Beyond (
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LANSING, MI This week, Launch Michigan, the American Federation of Teachers–Michigan, the Michigan Education Association, the Michigan Association of Secondary School Principals, the Michigan Association of Elementary School Principals, the Michigan Association of Public School Academies, the Michigan Association of School Administrators and the Michigan Association of Intermediate School Administrators begin surveying tens of thousands of teachers and school leaders on their experiences, hoping to develop a better view of what s working well in the state s PK–20 education system.
The survey will follow up on a previous survey conducted by the organizations in 2019, which found fewer than 25 percent of the state s educators would recommend their career to a young person they know.
5 Braintree Residents Inducted Into National Honor Society - Braintree, MA - Five BC High students from Braintree are now members of the Robert J. Fulton, SJ Chapter of the National Honor Society.