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I don't follow public education stories (especially when my children aren't directly impacted), but I happened upon this story about the rising influence of Nashville's teachers' union, and it got me to thinkin' . . .

An Enclave reader who is also a long-time gadfly of Charlie Tygard pointed me to the following problem in a recent City Paper article:

Today's Nashville City Paper featured an excellent article written by John Rodgers reporting from the Promptness Sub-Committee meeting of the Committee to Study the Administration of the Death Penalty. You can read more about the sub-committee meetings in previous blog posts.

A State Executive Committeeman for the Tennessee Democratic Party, and a "superdelegate" to the national party's nominating convention in Denver later this year, one Fred Hobbs, had this to say about his party's presumptive nominee for President of the United States:

This is what happens when you skim stuff...last Friday, there was a bit of a dustup in the ol' blogging community between Clint Brewer and Mike Byrd over progressive responses to certain news articles.

We approved a timeline for submission of RFP's from Search Firms and Selection of a Search Firm. We also set a target date for the selection of a new Director of schools.
Some of the qualifications we are seeking that have been included for search firms to screen are as follows:

In my presentation on allowing families to decide when it is appropriate to introduce controversial sexual topics to young children I handed out a folder of information. That information is here. Some is in the form of a link to other sites that I printed out and parts I highlighted.

The difference between TOLERANCE and ACCEPTANCE

Yesterday, my cell phone and home answering machine as well as ema

Bill Hobbs notes a City Paper article which reports that Rob Briley received substantial campaign contributions from a trial lawyers’ PAC even after his infamous September arrest.