Some students in San Francisco schools choose not to take advantage of their subsidized lunches. Why? The stigma that is attached with it. "Only 37 percent of eligible high school students citywide take advantage of the subsidized meal program." See more here.
Bill Lee Loses School Voucher Battle, Again
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Two days after a stunning repudiation of the Governor by production workers
who voted 3-1 for unionization at the VW plant in Chattanooga, Bill Lee has
s...
Post mortem on a disappointing state budget
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The state budget was finalized on Saturday, more than two weeks late, and
to the surprise of many, Mayor Adams was successful in getting Mayoral
contro...
‘Every weld is a challenge’
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Philadelphia schools are focusing career-tech training on preparing
students to move from high school to apprenticeships and skilled jobs,
reports Chalkbea...
Education Is a Civic Question
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In their final post to end Bridging Differences' decade-long run, Deborah
Meier and Harry Boyte urge readers to put the energy, talents, wisdom, and
hard w...
I'VE MOVED!!!!
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Hi my lovely, loyal readers!!
Please note that Mrs. Mimi has up and MOVED to a shiny new blog with
fabulous new content. Don't worry, I took all the old s...
The Awful Truth
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You may have noticed that I am taking a break from blogging.
I'm not sure what happens next.
You are invited to follow me on Twitter:
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