Parents need to ask their Superintendent and School Board what they plan to do with this information:
The College Fix reported on how colleges are now tracking the behavior of college students in “Meet the software company tracking students’ behavior.” In the past, schools kept records on student behavior, but that information was kept private.
Our Republic is in grave danger. We need to understand that we have been engaged in two concurrent Fifth Gradient Wars (5GW’s) for (at least) the past 5-1/2 years. And we understand that this is a WORLDWIDE conspiracy, not just a Democratic conspiracy.
If you are curious about the cutting edge of real-time data mining or the political data war, this is the segment for you. Keywords: Automating competitive intelligence.
If you are curious about the cutting edge of real-time data mining or the political data war, this is the segment for you. Keywords: Automating competitive intelligence. Glenn Parham, the CEO of Pundit Analytics, joins us for Primary Weekend on Radio Row in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Governor Sununu announced in a press conference that New Hampshire would receive a Preschool Development grant from the federal government. This is an initiative coming to New Hampshire that involves tracking personal information on your children from birth to the age of 20 years old. Spark NH has been pushing a political agenda for more access to early childhood education in spite … Read more
As public schools in New Hampshire begin the process of aligning curriculum to the new Common Core (National) Standards, parents should take the time to know what this means for their children.
The National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) together formed the Common Core State Standards Initiative (CCSSI) to develop a set of academic standards. The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) is a set of learning standards in English language arts (ELA) and mathematics. These standards replaced existing state standards in these subject areas.
To be fair, the old New Hampshire state education standards were some of the poorest academic standards in the country. Unfortunately, under the new CCSS, we will not see much academic improvement, while at the same time we are embracing some truly troubling “reforms.”
Contrary to the claims of the CCSS public relations machine, experts have uncovered the following about Common Core:
FWIW: The Corner: But wait, just in case this wasn’t bad enough, here’s a look at Obama’s vote margin in some key states as of this afternoon (these figures will change a bit as those straggling precincts report in): Virginia: 107,339 Ohio: 100,763 Florida: 47,493 Colorado: 111,094 Nevada: 66,379 Total: 433,068 So for less than … Read more