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Without a book-banning scare, bureaucrats would need to get real jobs - Vimarsana News

Without a book-banning scare, bureaucrats would need to get real jobs

The Department of Education is gleefully preparing to bring down the hammer on schools where rationality still reigns. Last week, Assistant Secretary Catherine Lhamon of the department’s Office of Civil Rights said the office is “very eager” to cut funds from school districts that create a hostile environment for students.

Barack Obama Defends Porn in School Libraries - Vimarsana News

Barack Obama Defends Porn in School Libraries

Former President Barack Obama took a stand on the "banned books" issue, effectively defending porn in school libraries.

OTHERS SAY: The education experiment continues - Vimarsana News

OTHERS SAY: The education experiment continues

It's an article of faith among members of the Nevada education establishment that more taxpayer support is the key to lifting the state's public schools out of an academic morass. This belief is the driving force for the $2 billion in new education spending that lawmakers approved last month.

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Nevada embarks on an educational experiment, round 3 - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Nevada embarks on an educational experiment, round 3

It’s an article of faith among members of the Nevada education establishment that more taxpayer support is the key to lifting the state’s public schools out of an academic morass.

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Nevada embarks on an educational experiment, round 3 - Vimarsana News

Las Vegas Review-Journal: Nevada embarks on an educational experiment, round 3

It’s an article of faith among members of the Nevada education establishment that more taxpayer support is the key to lifting the state’s public schools out of an academic morass.