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Survival Guide: Dave Spaulding Rules of Conflict - Vimarsana News

Survival Guide: Dave Spaulding Rules of Conflict

Making the right decisions and taking the correct actions can save your life. After a career in law enforcement and a lifetime devoted to the study of armed conflict and training others in the art of pistolcraft, Dave Spaulding has developed some rules to live by.

Dartmouth teachers: District refused requests on stipends, leave time - Vimarsana News

Dartmouth teachers: District refused requests on stipends, leave time

According to Dartmouth educators, high school lead teachers have been asked to double as instructional coaches this year.

Funding, teacher retention, and safety biggest issues Colorado educators aim to fix, according to statewide report - Vimarsana News

Funding, teacher retention, and safety biggest issues Colorado educators aim to fix, according to statewide report

A state of education report released by the Colorado Education Association, which is the state’s largest teachers union, revealed challenges and concerns facing today’s educators. The biggest issues addressed were funding, teacher shortages, and safety....

Veteran journalist Pauline Arrillaga to lead Carnegie-Knight News21 program - Vimarsana News

Veteran journalist Pauline Arrillaga to lead Carnegie-Knight News21 program

Pauline Arrillaga, an award-winning writer, editor and professor who led the RWJF Southwest Health Reporting Initiative at the Cronkite School, will take over as executive editor of the award-winning Carnegie-Knight News21 program.

Source: asu.edu
Educators plan to sue over 'divisive concepts' law - Vimarsana News

Educators plan to sue over 'divisive concepts' law

ATLANTA — Attorneys representing Georgia educators issued an intent to file a lawsuit letter to the Georgia attorney general’s office over the state’s new law that outlaws teaching so-called “divisive