The Arkansas Blog, via Max Brantley and the Arkansas Times, says this about Arkansas Senator Baker, who introduced Senate Bill 842: “Baker can wave Tim Tebow’s name all he wants, but this is an issue that defies sloganeering.” Continuing from the AB: Sen. Gilbert Baker would never require a child to attend a public...
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Posts Tagged ‘ Arkansas homeschooling ’
Sloganeering
Not just your arms and legs, but those of your kids’ as well
Comments from a local “position 6″ political race. Candidates for Pos. 6 on FCSB say millage needed for students, 15 September 2008, Times-Herald, Forrest City, Arkansas Wilson also said she also feels there are several critical issues facing the district. “We’ve got to address discipline better … We’ve also got to have adequate funding...
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Russellville, Arkansas city council discussed a daytime curfew
Russellville city council agenda, 17 January 2008 (ca. 3-minute download; 81 “page downs”) An Ordinance setting a curfew for juveniles under the age of eighteen (18) within the city of Russellville, Arkansas, and for other purposes Section 3: (a) The City Council of the City of Russellville, Arkansas finds that special circumstances exist within...
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Is Huckabee really homeschool-friendly?
The Home School Court Report, May/June 1999, Home School Legal Defense Association, Volume XV, Number 3 … Originally enacted in 1985 under then-Governor Bill Clinton, Arkansas’ home school law recognized the right of parents to teach their children at home, but imposed considerable restrictions, especially for special education. In 1997, due largely to the...
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