July
9
As a former college sports coach i was often amazed at how little research some student-athletes did when it came to selecting their school. College can be some of the best years of your life and if you get it wrong they can also provide you with some bad experiences. I know that most athletes [...]
June
21
A College Financial Aid Model for Private Kâ??12 Students One of President Bush’s education initiatives that would model private K–12 financing on a popular federal college financial aid program has sparked renewed debate about school vouchers and federal funding for private education.? Pell Grants for Kids, a proposed $300 million federal funding program for private [...]
Ever wonder what to do with school choice? For families who have ample amounts of money and can afford any school, the decision about what school to send the kids to may seem simple. After all, most people believe that private is best. Other parents may not be able to afford private school and have [...]
   CHARTER SCHOOLS: PASSING OR FAILING?     Charter Schools: Passing or FailingPatti Bonner Strayer University, Summer 2008  Abstract This study’s objective was to Research of a â??choiceâ? school that operates under a performance contract which details specifics as the school’s mission, program, goals, demographics of the students served, methods [...]
April
13
The Marching Lions band (who finished 2nd in the state in the A classification) is off to a good start again this year. They’ve already qualified for the year-end state championship. Mr. Eric Dunn, band director, and Mrs. Kimberlee Aliapoulios, assistant band director, lead them. At their first competition they finished second in the AA [...]
