LGBTQ students continue to face tensions at Christian colleges
The majority of Christian colleges and universities list “sexual orientation” in their nondiscrimination statements, and half of them also list “gender identity.”
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The majority of Christian colleges and universities list “sexual orientation” in their nondiscrimination statements, and half of them also list “gender identity.”
The majority of Christian colleges and universities list “sexual orientation” in their nondiscrimination statements, and half of them also list “gender identity.”
Tonight's Educationally Speaking hosts Scott W. Lay and Kimberly Ewing talk with school principals from Ready Springs, Chrissy McKeown, Deer Creek, Robin Black and Seven Hills, Sam Schug about their Maker Spaces and STEAM projects going on at their schools. Student guests on the show are Koa, Willem, Lilja from Deer Creek, Xander & Lev from Seven Hills, and Seamus, Bella, and Alexis from Ready Springs, along with coordinator Ben Davis.
Submitted to The Union Whitney Parnow was one of over 80 Seven Hills sixth graders who participated in a week of science projects and activities earlier this month as the grade adjusted to not attending the usual yearly science camp. Submitted to The Union Seven Hills sixth graders went for a walk in nature during this month’s dedicated science week. Submitted to The Union After realizing it would not be able to send sixth graders on their usual yearly science camp trip, Seven Hills Middle School organized a science week closer to home. For the past 27 years, said Seven Hills Principal Sam ...
Nevada City’s annual operating budget will receive a 7% boost through funds collected through California’s statewide cannabis excise tax. Nevada City’s 2019-20 budget shows that the city collected a total of $4.8 million through various taxes and fees. Over the next three years, the city will improve its technological infrastructure, youth programming and law enforcement infrastructure with a $1 million grant through the Board of State and Community Corrections. The council is expected to approve receipt of the grant at its Tuesday meeting. Fund distribution won’t happen until June. N...