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Expected to be in danger when she started the career she always wanted, practicing law. why did you want to be a lawyer? >> oh my gosh. in second grade, a judge came to my class and i fell in love with that, and i wanted to be a judge or a lawyer. >> her dream came true. by 2008, shannon had passed the bar exam, and got her first job as a prosecutor with the kaufman county district attorney's office. on the second floor of the courthouse in the center of town. >> i love to the office, the people around me were so knowledgeable. they were almost all from dallas. >> one of those lawyers from dal...

Differently with different lifestyles who eat differently and who believe radically different things it's just not true. this country is not new york city. it is the united states of america. take this school situation in florida, for example. ron desantis signed a law banning teachers from talking about sexual orientation and gender theory in kindergarten through 3rd grade. think about it. when did you learn about sexual orientation and gender theory? kindergarten? first grade? second grade? third? probably none of the above. i didn't even really start liking girls until like fifth grade. thi...

>> he doesn't want to hide talking to his kindergarteners about going paddle boarding with his husband over the weekend. what do you think about that, carol? >> there's absolutely nothing in this law that prohibits him from telling the class that he went paddle boarding with his husband. the law specifically says instruction. okay? now if he takes that paddle boarding conversation and turns it in to here's a book about gender identity and you can be a boy, but you can be a girl tomorrow. all of this is available to you, yeah, that's not allowed to say i want paddle boarding with my husband ove...

PALMYRA, Mo. — Palmyra Christian Academy Administrator Amanda Crumrine is excited to welcome students and their families to an Open House and Kindergarten Roundup this Thursday.

Every March reading takes center stage during the annual reading month, but legislation passed in 2016 has made the focus year-round for school districts, especially at the elementary level.