Interventions Are Needed Week in Education
Your weekly report on education news.
What has been happening at CUNY lately shows how far we still have left to go with higher education.
- Imam Who Led Walkout at CUNY Wants Fingertips of the Filthy Rich to be Cut Off
- Watchdog Claims CUNY Course Requires Students to Engage in Antifascist Activism
Compare and contrast.
- Lehigh U Faculty Development Program Discriminating Against White Males Challenged By Equal Protection Project
- University of Minnesota Lab Website Warns of a ‘Whiteness Pandemic’
The anti-Israel crowd isn’t slowing down.
Even so, we can see some changes.
- Growing Number of Young People Leaving California to Attend College
- Moody’s Predicts a Difficult Year Ahead for Higher Education
Other things never seem to change.
- UVA’s Department of Women, Gender & Sexuality Hosting Lecture Exploring ‘Trans Modernist Novels’
- Fliers for Conservative Student Group Event Thrown in Toilet at Gettysburg College
- Identity Groups at Brown University Unhappy They Have to be ‘Open to All’
Good for her.
He’s absolutely right.
Oopsie.
We can’t have that.
Smart move.
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In 96 my company moved me and my family from California to Northern Virginia. Me and my wife learned quickly that the school system was bad in Loudoun County.
Our two sons were one level apart and in Middle School. It got far worse when each reached HS. We tried to get through with teachers, admin, and the school board, but we never got anywhere. I am an Electrical Engineer and a Manager (MBA), and my wife has a Finance degree and worked for a Bank. We ended up tutoring our sons through every class until they graduated.
Once each graduated HS the decision of college had to be made. Both of them and us figured if HS had gone bad so had college compared to when me and my wife had gone in the 70s.
So each of them decided on a trade and we found them a Trade School to attend. This was in 04 and 05. It took each about 2 years, but cost half a year of college for each. Within 5 years of finishing they were making well over 6 figures and had paid off all debts.