Discussing the educational pros and cons of charter schools in isolation is one thing. We’ve done that in this space before, in what I hope was a balanced discussion. Looking at the past performances of charters in terms of stewardship of taxpayer money, however, is another scenario entirely. Consider these excerpts from assorted articles and/or national […]
Author: Larry Campbell
CSS Breakfast Site – Survey 2
Current Results: Strongly Prefer Denny’s: 4 Strongly Prefer Bob Evans: 4 Prefer Denny’s: 1 Prefer Bob Evans: 2 No Preference: 4 Other: […]
SALE! Father’s Day, 2019
The Perfect Gift for the Father(s) in Your Life (See Below for Cover Pics) Rollin’ Down the River: Chronicles my 2016 7-week exploration of the Missouri River (by car) from its source (in Three Falls, MT) over its 2300 mile journey to empty into the Mississippi just above St. Louis. Contains over 200 pictures, along with 4 […]
A ‘Beastly’ Check
Glad I didn’t order Deviled Eggs!
What A Deal!!
Men vs. Women: Haircuts
Men vs. Women: Desks
to There are some who would say that the top desk resembles my old MSU desk – except it’s tidier!
Heavens to Betsy!!
If one visits the website of Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan, one is almost instantly hit with a banner containing 4 facts about Calvin of which they are proud. One of these is the fact that Calvin has a 13 to 1 student-faculty ratio. If one also ventures to the website of Holland Christian […]
Put In Oven, Low Heat?
When Country Was Cool
To my continued surprise and delight, this topic of split classes and country schools has taken on a life of its own in terms of reader responses and related developments. I’m particularly enjoying the stories I’m hearing from readers and elsewhere. And I’m also enjoying the thinking that the developments are generating. I’m beginning to […]
