Helping our Lowest Performing Students – Post COVID By John Mitchell There are many issues to be resolved before schools reopen in the fall. To mention just a few: Will...
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What Could a “New Normal” Mean for Teachers? By John Mitchell As teachers across the nation close out their classes many find the once familiar task of calculating final grades...
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The Blessing of Federalism Provides Wisdom but Few Definite Answers By John Mitchell As we each explore how we can best serve students in these most unusual days, many are...
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Coach Kennedy Tries for Second Bite of Supreme Court Apple By John Mitchell You may remember that, in 2015, Washington state high school football coach Joe Kennedy was suspended for...
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Trump Raises Hopes for Private School Scholarships By John Mitchell While much of the reporting on President Trump’s State of the Union Address focused on Speaker Pelosi tearing up...
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Religious Freedom Day 2020 By John Mitchell This year President Trump commemorated January 16—Religious Freedom Day—by taking two actions to advance religious liberties, particularly as they are related to public...
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U.S. Test Scores Continue to Slump – Are There Political Answers? By John Mitchell November and December was accountability time for America’s public schools. In November, the National Assessment of...
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Attorney General Barr Engages in The Battle for The Faith of Our Students By John Mitchell While you may have heard that Attorney General William Barr delivered a noteworthy speech...
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Religious Freedom Continues to be Challenged By John Mitchell As chaos and conflict of the House of Representatives discussions on impeachment unfolded and events in the Middle East and China...
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Congress Returns from Vacation By John Mitchell Like many educators across the country, over the past few weeks our nation’s lawmakers returned from their summer breaks. I hope that the...
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