More on public school bureaucrat duplicity
We posted earlier on how edu-crats here in Moore County have a yearly ritual of LYING their posteriors off to the public about their financial position. *Oh, the babies are
Continue readingWe posted earlier on how edu-crats here in Moore County have a yearly ritual of LYING their posteriors off to the public about their financial position. *Oh, the babies are
Continue readingI stopped by a particular retail establishment to buy a particular item this week. I found my item and took it to the first register I saw — which was
Continue readingWell, THERE is another upside to all of this hoopty-doo over boys in the ladies powder room. Of course, the driveby FAKE media is portraying Spellings’s comments as moaning about how the
Continue readingIn Moore County, as I am sure it is in your county, THIS story is getting way too old: With Moore County Schools’ dire budgetary straits and ever-stricter state mandates
Continue readingIt’s pretty clear they have a, um, “different” way of doing things at Appalachian State University. We told you earlier about the university administrator who oversaw a business transaction between
Continue readingThe US Department of Education is getting ready to allow millions of college kids the chance to blow off paying their debts — IF they can stipulate they were drawn
Continue readingThis may not come as a shock to many of you familiar with life in the Democrat People’s Republic of Orange County: […] Professors registered as Democrats outnumber those registered
Continue readingWe posted earlier about a group of pastors concerned about communications they were receiving from school system officials about their involvement at North Moore High School. Dr. Neal Jackson, the
Continue readingThe N&O issued a tearful goodbye this morning to the “education judge.” SCREEEEEEEEEEEEEECH! (The what?) : Superior Court Judge Howard E. Manning Jr., best known for his oversight of state
Continue readingIt gets downplayed in the drive by media, but the public school are required to report annually to the legislature on the crime situation within the state’s public schools each
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