Letters

I have seen many time after school high school kids jay walking. They don't look when crossing the street. Principal Krystal Lomanto should tell her kids not to jay walk when going home from school. Drivers curse and flip students off – no wonder. Don't jay walk and look up from the cell phone when you cross. Students are passionate about safety? I don't think so!

Consolidating Water Districts Could Bring Benefits for

After spending the past month traveling through South America

I have heard complaints from parents that school homework is excessive. The research agrees with them. Respected education scholars, such as Alfie Kohn and Robert J. Marzano, have weighed in on the side of students and parents.  Researchers explain that excessive homework does not benefit children, often forces children to stay up too late at night, frustrates their learning, interferes with quality family time and there is no evidence that children’s education improves significantly with homework. Furthermore, if homework is supposed to close the “achievement gap” it does not, because students who have better resources at home benefit the most from homework.

Our Court of Appeal has provided COG's Directors and local

Winning is not always everything in life, as I found to be ever

The recent article concerning the district attorney's request