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By JAIME SARRIO, Staff Writer, The Tennessean

Some of Nashville's hardest-to-educate students are taught by the district's least-experienced, lowest-paid teachers, an inequity education leaders have struggled for years to address.

Amy Griffith reports on the school rezoning recommendations of an 11-member task force led by MNPS school board member Mark North:

What’s with Democrats and the Messiah complex syndrome?

Check out Bredesen’s comments in an article yesterday by the Eric Schelzig of the Associate Press:

The Family Research Council has covered this travesty in its Washington update on Friday evening, and now the mainstream press is starting to cover the fallout from this terrible court ruling.

Last month I posted about a proposal in Nebraska that would mandate testing to homeschooling families.  Today, thanks to Reason, I read an article in the LA Times stating that homeschooling has been ruled illegal by a Cali

Okay, get this...

Hillary Clinton's Nevada Campaign has taken a page out of the Karl Rove Bag o' Dirty Tricks.

Many of the working class in Las Vegas work in the tourist industries (casinos, hotels, restaurants, etc.) so the Nevada Democratic Party decided to work to include these voters. They created at-large caucuses for these workers on locations in casinos. The point is to increase voter turnout in the more difficult caucus setting by making it easier to attend a caucus,