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In third grade, I received a piece of advice from former First Lady Barbara Bush...
In third grade, I received a piece of advice from former First Lady Barbara Bush...
No Deputy Mayor of Education, no Chancellor. Do D.C. students have no chance of a quality education?
It is almost two months after the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Almost one month after the March for Our Lives Rally. The proposed legislation suggests the power of marches do help move the needle even if by a small margin.
"This report is both good news and bad. Of course, everyone will focus on the fact we ended last year with a surplus, the General Fund Balance increased by $287 million, and there were no deficiencies or materials weaknesses in the District's reporting. But there is no extra money to spend."
DCPS students and their families have been failed again. Find out how in this article.
“After a year of oversight hearings, it has become abundantly clear that DCRA is an agency in need of major change,” the Chairman said. “DCRA needs to do a better job – for both residents and businesses. I believe breaking up and reorganizing the agency is the best way.”
DC's residents are still told to be seen not heard at "engagement forums" across the city.
With the “Sense of the Council Against Sexual Assault Resolution of 2017,” Councilmember Bonds has called for society at large to “lead by example, and instill in the next generation a stronger sense of the difference between right and wrong, as well as the desire to treat one another with respect and dignity.”