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Birth: Richard Church was born in England about 1608.
Death: He died on December 26, 1668 in Dedham.
Ship: Unknown, 1630
Life in England: There are no details of his life in England, but he most likely trained as a carpenter.
Life in New England: Richard Church, a carpenter, originally came to Wessagusset [Weymouth] in Massachusetts Bay Colony. He was in Plymouth in February 1631/2 as a "sojourner," or temporary resident, but remained in Plymouth. In 1649, he removed to Eastham, was in Charlestown by 1652 and moved to Hingham in 1654. He served on a number of juries while in Plymouth Colony. His estate included half of a tide mill and a share of the iron works at Taunton.
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Professionals Australia calls for continuation of Home Medicines Review program
Pharmacists are deeply concerned by the Pharmacy Guild's call for a moratorium on the Home Medicines Review program.
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Professionals Australia has written to Minister for Health Tanya Plibersek outlining the impact such a move would have on pharmacists and the communities they serve.
Research has shown that this program saves the Government money by reducing the hospital admissions needed to treat patients who accidentally use their medicines in a potentially life-threatening way.
In fact the research shows this program can prevent up to 255,000 hospital admissions per year, representing significant savings for the Government and preventing Australian patients from suffering needless illnesses and death.
The Pharmacy Guild's proposal gives no thought at all to the pharmacists who perform these reviews and their jobs. In fact it would scrap these jobs immediately, instantly leaving them without this source of income.
Longer term it would cut off an important career path for some of Australia's best and most experienced pharmacists.
Home Medicines Reviews give pharmacists the opportunity and satisfaction of using their specialised skills to dramatically improve the health of their patients.
It is a good example of how the skills of Australia's professional pharmacists should be better used as part of broader local healthcare teams to improve the health of many Australians.
The Pharmacy Guild is proposing this moratorium because these valued pharmacists are not typically pharmacy owners and are therefore not eligible to be members of the Pharmacy Guild.
It is also worth noting that many pharmacists seek a career performing Home Medicines Reviews to escape the culture of underpayments that the Fair Work Ombudsman has shown is inflicted on employee community pharmacists by unscrupulous pharmacy owners, most of whom are members of the Pharmacy Guild.
The fact is the Pharmacy Guild has failed to secure enough money for this program to match its understandable popularity with Australian patients.
This would clearly be a disappointment to pharmacy owners who have relied on the Guild to secure adequate funding for this program on their behalf.
This program should not be scrapped because it is popular, particularly as each extra review has been shown to identify two drug related problems which ultimately saves the Government money.
Instead of a moratorium the Pharmacy Guild should fund the Home Medicines Review funding gap by forgoing a small amount of their income from the Government for managing the $15.4 billion Community Pharmacy Agreement.
However to ensure this vital life-saving program continues to operate Professionals Australia calls on the Government to fund the ongoing operation of this program into the foreseeable future should the Pharmacy Guild walk away from their responsibility for the program.
It is quite clear that the Guild is trying to exert their influence to ensure that payments are only directed to the pharmacy owners they represent without any consideration for the impact on patients or employee pharmacists.
It is a great disappointment that the Guild is seeking to kill off this program only because it doesn't provide a revenue stream to them or the pharmacy owners they represent.
For the benefit of Australian patients and employee pharmacists Professionals Australia has called on the Health Minister to guarantee that Home Medicines Reviews continue across Australia and to consult with pharmacists before any decision is made.
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Vt. judge rules against firefighterBy Brent Curtis
STAFF WRITER | July 01,2013A federal judge has rejected a former Wallingford Fire Department captains motion to exclude statements he made to police about his involvement in setting close to two dozen wildfires around town in 2008.
In a 15-page decision issued recently, U.S. District Court Judge Christina Reiss denied a motion to suppress statements made by George Allen to Vermont State Police investigators in 2008.
Allen, the son of former Wallingford Fire Chief Warren Allen, faces a federal charge of conspiring to set fires on federal public lands a charge that carries a potential five-year prison term.
Two other former members of the fire department have already been sentenced for their roles in starting grass fires on portions of the Green Mountain National Forest in town including three areas on the Long Trail, the Appalachian Trail parking lot and the White Rocks trail head.
Allen isnt charged with setting any of the fires but prosecutors say he directed other members of the department to do so and they say they have tape-recorded acknowledgements from Allen, who talked to state police investigators in May 2008.
But in a motion filed earlier this year, Allens lawyer argued that the statements made to police were inadmissible as evidence because Allen didnt realize his statements could be used against him in part because of a lack of interaction with law enforcement and in part because of lower than normal cognitive abilities.
As part of the motion to suppress, Allens defense attorney submitted the findings of forensic psychologist Eric Drogin who examined Allen earlier this year and determined that he had a level of abstract reasoning so deficient that it would normally be ascribed either to a child of approximately eight years of age or to a person of (Allens) age with mental retardation.
In her decision, Reiss said she found that diagnosis unbelievable based on his level of education and years of experience as an officer at the fire department.
Reiss said Drogins findings were Simply incredible in light of (Allens) academic and professional career which contains no evidence that would support that conclusion.
Noting that with the exception of a repeat of the second grade, Allen had completed high school, vocational and technical training and held a supervisory role at the fire department for more than a decade, the judge wrote Dr. Drogin does not even attempt to explain why the level of impairment he ascribes to (Allen) could remain undetected until his forensic examination notwithstanding these numerous settings in which such deficiencies would likely be revealed and impair (Allens) progress.
Turning to arguments about whether police violated Allens rights by obtaining an involuntary confession, Reiss said that while Allen was never read his Miranda rights during questioning he was never in a state of arrest or police custody.
Instead, she said he was interviewed at the Wallingford fire station by plain-clothed, unarmed detectives who asked twice if he was willing to speak to them before the interview began.
The judges decision was issued about a month before Allens case is set to go to trial on July 23.
Other members of the department already convicted of charges related to the grass fires include Matthew D. Burnahm, who pleaded guilty to a federal charge in 2011 and was sentenced to six months of home confinement
In 2009, Burnham was given a one- to two-year suspended sentence after he pleaded guilty to a state charge of fourth-degree arson.
Another former firefighter, Charles Woods, who was charged with felony accessory after the fact, eventually settled his case and was ordered to pay a $2,000 fine.
Allen was one of six Wallingford firefighters cited by investigators to answer to criminal charges five years ago in Rutland criminal court.
But retired Rutland County States Attorney James Mongeon decided only to bring criminal charges against Burnham and Woods.
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No Retreat, No Surrender
Washington is no different from Hollywood — it's full of famous names, ruthless backstabbers, and gossip bloggers willing to grossly exaggerate any anecdote to boost their readership. As former United States Senate Pages, Dylan and Ethan Ris were privy to backroom dealings, power grabs, and scandals that would make even Eliot Spitzer blush. Join the Pages as they get the dish on not just the presidential race but all the exciting triumphs and disgraces inside, outside, and below the Beltway!
Item! Presidential nominee-to-be Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) turned even redder than usual this weekend when it was revealed that his appointed GOP convention chairman Doug Goodyear once lobbied for the firm representing the Myanmar military junta!
And just when we Pages had begun to fear that Monk-beating, cyclone-victim-neglecting dictators no longer had a voice in Washington! Embarrassing as this news may be, it still beats the plan proposed by former candidate Mitt Romney (R-MA), which was to outsource the entire convention to Myanmar. Nonetheless, look for this awkward snafu to be cleared up long before the Rev. John Hagee delivers the convention's opening prayer on September 1st!
Who's the Boss? Speaking of John McCain, certain Nosey Nellies in Washington have questioned his choice of "No Surrender" as his presidential campaign theme, given that Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) had used Bruce Springsteen's song of the same name in his bumbling attempt at the presidency in 2004.
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Photos and Description of this 2 bedroom holiday chateau / country house in Noto City - Olive Alive estate
Air Conditioning, Heating, Washing Machine, secluded, satellite TV, Wi-Fi
The house Bellavista, located on a small plateau of the hill, offers a panorama of the most beautiful countryside of Noto. The scenario that offers the visitor is suggestive because embraces the baroque city, situated on a hill in front, and the tip of Capopassero, recognizable at night by the flashing of the lighthouse. The whole is framed by the blue Sea of ??Sicily
The rural construction, ancient shelter of peasants and shepherds, was recovered neglect. The old stone walls have been restored and the result is a shelter in the open where it does not take long to empty the mind of all worries. The tranquility of the place and the enchantment of the landscape provide the inspiration to recharge your batteries.
The house, surrounded by a rose garden, is equipped with one double bedroom, a loft with two beds and a veranda, heated during the winter months, a wood stove, a kitchen. The terrace protected by a reed mat complete with the Mediterranean style of this cottage away from stress.
The rustic touch is given by a wood-burning oven and a barbecue. Herbs are at hand.
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We are Sicilians and left Sicily with the intention of returning to find the energy concealed within the land. We feel a deep respect for this humble tree and one day we would like someone to say about us that were stubborn like an olive tree.
Our ambition is therefore to create a place within the hills surrounding Noto where the trees are finally masters and men coexist with them. We believe that the beauty of this area should, above all, be treasured instead of being exploited superficially and in a hurry. We believe that sometimes you have to sit at the foot of an old tree and listen to the rustle of the wind blowing in its branches. We believe that the necessary strength to overcome life's defeats is to be found in nature and in the depth of humanity. We believe in rebirth, in redemption, in the olive trees and in Sicily. We believe.
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Laurensville Female College
Laurens County is well known for two Presbyterian schools, Thornwell Home and Presbyterian College. There was another Presbyterian institution in the county, however, which predated both of these. This was the Laurensville Female College, located not in Clinton, but in Laurens.
Apparently there had been a female seminary, or academy, in Laurens as early as the 1840s. Reports indicate that John McClintock gave land for such an academy in 1831, but it did not open until 1843. The school was located on Main and Church streets, and was variously referred to as the Laurensville Female Seminary and the Laurensville Female Academy. Most of its supporters were members of the Presbyterian Church.
In 1856, control of the school was turned over to the Presbytery of South Carolina, and it was renamed the Laurensville Female College. The Presbytery appointed a board of 24 members to govern the school, sixteen of whom were to be Presbyterian. Money was soon raised for a new building, which was begun in 1857. Rev. E.T. Buist, who was later to serve as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Greenville, was named president of the school. By April of 1858, there were 90 students enrolled. Since the new building was not yet completed, college classes were held in the Presbyterian Church, and high school classes in the former Female Academy. The new brick three-story building was soon completed, however, and its fifteen rooms provided space for primary, high school, and college classes. It also included a museum and a large library.
Before the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, the school was thriving. Reports to Presbytery indicate that it had already "reached celebrity known to but few of the much older institutions." While many of its students came from South Carolina, there were also pupils from other states. By September 1860, there were 128 students in attendance, and the school was in a healthy financial condition. The report to presbytery that month praised "the wisdom of your body in spreading abroad the banner of female education within your bounds."
In 1861, however, progress ground to a halt. Rev. Buist resigned as president, and the school was closed for part of the war. It was open again, however, by 1863 when Ferdinand Jacobs, father of PC's founder, William Plumer Jacobs, took over the presidency. He was to remain until 1865.
After a year without a president, Rev. Samuel J. Price took his place, and remained until 1869.
In 1869, the trustees reported to the Presbytery that the school's patronage "has not been so large the last session as in former years, which may be largely accounted for from the depressed condition of our country…The resignations of the entire faculty have made it necessary to organize a new corps of teachers. This has been effected by the unanimous election of Maj. J. A. Leland as president…." Leland was succeeded by James Farrow, who served for three years. Farrow was replaced by Ferdinand Jacobs, who served his second tenure as president from 1878-1880.
During the 1870s, the school apparently encountered some legal troubles. Presbytery minutes indicate that the weak economy, the discontinuance of the Laurens Railroad, and the heavy debt incurred in building the college had all affected its finances. Much of the debt was owed to John W. Simpson, contractor for the college and also longtime chairman of its board. Dr. Simpson eventually agreed to be paid less than half of what was due him, but part of the settlement specified that beginning in December of 1873, the school would be put under the control of a group of friends of the college, who would themselves pay off the debt and attempt to keep the college open. As a result, Mr. Jno. A Eigleberger, who was one of the original donors to the college, brought suit, complaining that the presbytery had abandoned the college. He demanded that the college property be sold, and the proceeds used to pay off the debt. As a result, the presbytery appointed a new board, thus again assuming control of the institution.
In 1879, the college opened with only eight pupils, but by the end of the year, enrollment had increased to forty. By October of that year, the school's indebtedness had been turned over to its trustees to deal with. The following year, Ferdinand Jacobs resigned as president. There was good news, however, in that the heavy debt, which had rested like "an oppressive incubus" on the college, had been almost entirely liquidated by the trustees.
The college had no president during its 1880-1881 session, but Rev. John Dorroh Anderson had been hired, and classes were continuing under the direction of "two most excellent and competent ladies." The college's fortunes apparently fluctuated in the ensuing decade. By March of 1882, Anderson was in charge, and the college was being reorganized. There were fifty-five students in attendance, and the buildings were being refurnished and repaired. By 1884, R.W. Milner was serving as president, and there were forty-three students in attendance. By the fall of 1886, there were 110 students, the largest enrollment in some time. Hard times hit again that year, however. Finances were tight, and most of the crops in Laurens County had failed. To aggravate the situation, there was an extensive outbreak of the measles, which further decreased enrollment. Prof. Milner resigned, and W.M. McCaslan replaced him. McCaslan's tenure started off well. Enrollments increased until there were 160 students in 1889-90, with 65 in the intermediate and college classes.
Strangely enough, after this renewed success, the College disappears completely from the minutes of Enoree Presbytery. It was apparently closed, and the land was transferred to the Presbyterian and Baptist churches in settlement of debts. By 1895, the former college building was being used by the Laurens Graded School. The present-day First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches currently stand on the site.
(Information for this history was taken from the minutes of the Presbytery of South Carolina and the Presbytery of Enoree.)


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If you are looking for a last-minute festive alternative to the traditional turkey or goose, this recipe is easy to prepare, yet never fails to impress. Pheasant is available from good quality butchers all over the country between November and February. In order to prepare for this recipe, ask your butcher to wrap the pheasant with streaky bacon and truss it for you.
Although pheasant is a game bird, young pheasant does not have a strong gamey flavour. As with a lot of fowl, slow cooking yields the best flavour -but be careful not to overcook it, as it tends to dry out. The bacon ensures the bird retains moisture during the cooking process, as it has very little fat content of its own.
Fresh chestnuts are a wonderful seasonal accompaniment to the dish.
Pot roast pheasant with chestnut stuffing, serves four
1 pheasant
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 small onion (finely chopped)
2 shallots (finely chopped)
100g (4oz) mushrooms (cleaned and finely chopped)
100g (4oz) goose fat 500 ml of good quality chicken stock
Quarter tablespoon dried mixed herbs
Quarter tablespoon fine sea salt
Freshly milled pepper
3 tablespoons Madeira wine
3 tablespoons cognac
12 chestnuts
6 or 7 streaky rashers
1. First, heat the oil in a pan, add the finely chopped onion and shallots and brown slowly, stirring often. Add the mushrooms and cook over a high heat stirring with a wooden spoon all the time. Season with a pinch of salt.
2. Allow the goose fat to soften and place it in a bowl. Add the mushrooms, onions and shallots, salt, mixed herbs, Madeira and cognac, and beat well with a wooden spatula until fully mixed.
3. Peel and place the chestnuts in a pot with a little chicken stock and cook over a medium heat for about 15 minutes (or until the chestnuts are soft, though still whole). Remove from heat and mix with the mushroom mixture. Stuff the cavity of the pheasant with the mixture.
4. Heat the oven to 150C (gas mark 2). Season the pheasant and the chest cavity, and lay streaky rashers along the top of the bird, ensuring the breasts are fully covered. Truss the bird (if not already done by your butcher) and place in a large casserole dish with a ladleful of chicken stock.
5. Cover the bird and cook in oven, allowing 40 minutes per pound. Turn and baste the bird every 15 minutes during cooking. For the last ten minutes of cooking, remove the casserole lid and turn the heat up to 200C.
6. Remove the pheasant from the oven and allow to rest for ten minutes. During this time, make a gravy by placing the casserole dish containing the juices over a medium heat and adding the remaining chicken stock. Bring to the boil and remove from heat. Pass the liquid though a strainer into a clean pot and return to heat. Bring to the boil and simmer until the sauce has reduced by three quarters. Whisk in a knob of butter and remove from heat.


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Now that America Ferrera is engaged, her Ugly Betty costar and close pal Mark Indelicato says her fiancé Ryan Piers Williams is a lucky man.
"America is going to be a great wife," Indelicato tells PEOPLE. "She is so cool and so loving and committed."
Costar Ana Ortiz also has praise for the happy couple. "They are ready to start a new chapter together," she says. "That takes a lot of love and a lot of guts."
Originally posted 06/17/2010 03:30PM
Ugly Betty is going to make one beautiful bride!
Actress America Ferrera is engaged to marry longtime boyfriend Ryan Piers Williams, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
Ferrera, 26, first met Williams at the University of Southern California when he cast her in his student film.
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Jessica Alba, Brooke Shields, Alicia Keys and America Ferrera have been summoned to jury duty – for New York's Tribeca Film Festival.
Joining them on the judging panel will be Zach Braff, Aaron Eckhart, Justin Bartha, Selma Blair, Peter Facinelli, Cheryl Hines and Whoopi Goldberg.
Their civic duty to the independent film community involves being holed up in screening rooms and together choosing their favorite entries – with 12 narrative films and 12 documentaries competing for $100,000 in cash prizes.
Originally posted 10/28/2008 01:35PM
Despite reports of ugliness between Lindsay Lohan and America Ferrera on the set of Ugly Betty, Dina Lohan tells PEOPLE that her daughter "had fun" working on the show.
"It was just silly," Dina Lohan said of the reports about her daughter battling on-set and off with Ferrara. "America's a doll. And they said [Lindsay] brought a posse. It was my mother and myself, and [sister] Ali. It was not a posse. We had sushi and no one trashed the room."
Dina adds that Lindsay doesn't know why her six-episode guest stint on the ABC show was cut to four, but says the actress enjoyed her time there. "She had fun on Ugly Betty," says Dina, who spoke with PEOPLE Monday at Animal Fair magazine's Halloween Pet Costume Party in New York City. "It was long hours and when you're on a movie set it's a lot different. She's not used to television, but it was fun."
Originally posted 10/23/2008 04:25PM
Amid rumors of an unpretty rivalry on Ugly Betty between guest star Lindsay Lohan and star America Ferrera, Lohan's agreed-upon six episodes have been cut to four, Page Six reports.
Reps from both sides, however, insist that everything is fine.
"Lindsay was scheduled for six episodes and is appearing in four but had a lovely time," a Lohan spokesperson said.
"America is grateful to have had her on the show and thinks everyone should tune in to see how great the episodes are," Ferrera rep Carrie Byalick said.
Producers of the ABC series tell PEOPLE, "Lindsay wrapped up her arc and is done filming. She did a great job and we enjoyed having her. Viewers can look forward to her episodes tonight and next week."
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America Ferrera says TV depicts female friendships in a skewed light.
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"I mean, I love Blake [Lively]; she's a wonderful friend of mine, but shows like Gossip Girl kind of condition us to be mean."
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When it came to telling her TV colleagues that she and husband Jerry O'Connell would be having twins, Ugly Betty's Rebecca Romijn handled the announcement quietly before the news went public.
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"I'm so happy for them," gushed Ferrera, 24. "They're going to be the best parents. I don't think there could be a more wonderful father to girls."
Originally posted 07/01/2008 06:00AM
America Ferrera, lunching with a male friend at a corner table inside New York's the Coffee Shop in Union Square. The Ugly Betty star will soon be calling the Big Apple home: Production on her hit show has relocated to the city for the third season.
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America Ferrera, lunching with a male friend at a corner table inside New York's the Coffee Shop in Union Square. The Ugly Betty star will soon be calling the Big Apple home: Production on her hit show has relocated to the city for the third season.
Originally posted 01/17/2008 03:00PM
America Ferrera and Amber Tamblyn not only support Hillary Clinton for president, they have assumed active roles as the national co-chairs of "HillBlazers" – the campaign's youth outreach program.
This weekend, Ugly Betty star Ferrera, 23, and former Joan of Arcadia star Tamblyn, 24, are expected in Las Vegas as part of Saturday's Nevada caucuses, an aide tells CBS.
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• Abolishing collective bargaining
• Expanding charter schools
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NASHVILLE -- Tennessee's House and Senate Republican leaders could be at odds next year over legislation requiring school voucher programs in Hamilton County and Tennessee's three other largest school systems.
Republican Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey says he is fired up about new legislation that retools a bill to let children from lower-income families use taxpayer dollars to attend private and religious schools.
"Something I am big on is starting at least a pilot project for school choice here in Tennessee," said Ramsey, the Senate speaker, who calls vouchers "educational scholarships."
"If you have children trapped in failing schools and their parents don't have the means to allow them to go to an alternative, then we need to start with a small pilot project [in the four largest systems] ... and be able to allow those students to have some choice," Ramsey said.
Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown, last month introduced a revamped version of his voucher bill, the Equal Opportunity Scholarship Act.
The bill requires Hamilton, Knox, Davidson and Shelby County schools to offer vouchers to students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch programs because of family income -- $42,000 for a family of four -- or who attend failing schools.
Each voucher would be worth 50 percent of per-pupil funding in local school systems. That comes to $4,600 in Hamilton County schools, which critics say doesn't cover the cost of many private schools.
The bill requires private and religious schools that accept voucher students to administer Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program tests in grades 3-8 and end-of-high-school exams. Teachers in those schools would not be subject to the state teacher evaluations.
Hamilton County school board members last month voted 7-1 to oppose the voucher program.
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Similar legislation passed the Senate early this year but stalled in the GOP-dominated House. Concerns and opposition came from Republican and Democratic lawmakers, large school systems and the Tennessee Education Association, among others.
Republican House Speaker Beth Harwell is less enthusiastic than Ramsey about the revamped bill.
While not ruling it out in 2012, Harwell said, "If we're going to proceed, we need to be very careful; there are a lot of questions."
She said lawmakers this year "put a lot of additional work" on public school teachers with a new evaluation process.
Letting students "go into a private system where those teachers don't have to have those same systems, I think it's sending a mixed message to our teachers," Harwell said.
"We have a lot to do in public education yet, and I'd like to stay focused on what we're doing in our public schools," Harwell said.
She noted that lawmakers this year passed an "excellent public charter school bill" that she believes is "more of the answers to our public school needs."
House Majority Leader Gerald McCormick, R-Chattanooga, also sounded cautious. Echoing Harwell, McCormick said the state has made major changes in education recently.
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Lawmakers should "certainly consider this voucher program, but I for one am in no hurry to implement it next year," McCormick added.
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Senate Speaker Pro Tempore Bo Watson, R-Hixson, voted for the earlier voucher bill and supports the new version.
"My fundamental question is, if people are locked into a failing school only because they're low income and every other economic strata has a choice ... why would we not allow them to make that choice?" he asked.
He acknowledged arguments that the state should let the new changes "percolate."
Republican Gov. Bill Haslam has said he's still weighing the voucher proposal.
Speaking to the Nashville Rotary Club last week, Haslam said he believes vouchers will be "one of the most contentious issues" when state lawmakers come back into session in January.
It is "incumbent upon us to at least do our homework and see how would the voucher system affect existing systems," Haslam said.
Any decision he makes is bound to upset a powerful block of GOP lawmakers. Last year, he chose to focus on teacher tenure and charter schools.
The governor said he expects to make a decision by the end of the year.
Andy Sher is a Nashville-based staff writer covering Tennessee state government and politics for the Times Free Press. A Washington correspondent from 1999-2005 for the Times Free Press, Andy previously headed up state Capitol coverage for The Chattanooga Times, worked as a state Capitol reporter for The Nashville Banner and was a contributor to The Tennessee Journal, among other publications. Andy worked for 17 years at The Chattanooga Times covering police, health care, county government, ...
I'll be more than glad to give out vouchers as soon as the state gives me a discount on my state tax return for paying for public schooling when my kids never attended a day of public school.
The bill requires private and religious schools that accept voucher students to administer Tennessee Comprehensive Assessment Program tests in grades 3-8 and end-of-high-school exams.
The whole point of a private school is to have the freedom to choose not to use these terrible exams. I don't think private schools are going to be willing to accept vouchers if the state says they must administer those exams.
I don't think the problems with these troubled schools can be fixed by spending more money or time on the schools. I believe the true root of the problem lies with the parents of the children. Few of them are involved in their child's education or even care to be involved. Without the parent's involvement and support, the schools cannot be fixed.
"Is our legislation saying they would rather provide money to support private schools for a few students rather than spend the time and money to identify and fix the public schools for most of the state students?"
No, they are not. They are basically admitting that the public schools can't be fixed no matter how much money we throw at them. This looks like a good investment to me. It gives kids that might become a drag on society (jails, welfare,food stamps,assorted social costs) a shot at becoming productive,tax paying citizens. The reason that the education plantation is opposed is that when these lower income parents realize what they have been missing,another pillar in the education monopoly/racket will be torn asunder. In other states,parents are being jailed for sneaking their kids out of failing schools and enrolling them in successful schools.Passing this might just avoid putting a mother of three behind bars to enforce the school mafia's territory.
If you want to give taxpayer money to private and religious schools and reduce those funds supporting public schools, I think a statewide referendum is a must. Both private and religious schools have more options to obtain funds. They can increase tuition, hire professionnal fundraisers, or ask parents to contribute to a fund.
Private and religious schools also have the freedom to select specific students. What would those reuirements be? Can those schools scim off those with more potential for success and cast aside others?
Vouchers are a slippery slope at best. I agree with one poster that it is parenting that needs to be more closely studied rather than throwing money at the public school problem. And not mandating teacher evaluations for voucher-receiving schools makes absoultely no sense at all. I am sure you will find low-performing teachers in the private and parochial school ranks as well.
Politicians need to get out of the education business. What you are seeing now is a movement to privatize public schools that provide campaign dollars to elected officials and more political influence for private, religious, and charter schools. I find that most politicians are not experts in education. They seem to fear educators actually trying to improve education. Education, like health care, doesn't work well on a bottom-line profit and loss model.
"Can those schools scim off those with more potential for success and cast aside others?"
The kids that will be served by this program will be the ones that wouldn't be "scimmed" (skimmed) under the current setup. These kids are the ones cast aside. This just gives them an honest shot at the same education that the ones with "more potential" get.
"Politicians need to get out of the education business"
Amen. Make it illegal (with real jail time) for them to accept campaign $$ from the same teachers unions that are blocking real reform.
Let's stop standing in the schoolhouse door and let some of these less well off kids enjoy the same education that politicians kids get.
I don't think you'll get very many independent schools to allow the state to dictate enrollment requirements, testing and teacher evaluation. That's why they are independent schools. $4k a year is only about 1/5 the tuition and fees for the better private schools, and families have to provide their own books and transportation. I can't imagine that there are very many schools willing to jump through state hoops for such a small amount, and the families that this targets cannot afford to pony up the rest. Although I agree that students deserve the chance to escape failing schools, I don't think this is a viable option.
The push for private school vouchers in Tennessee is the latest episode in a three-decade effort to undermine the great American institution of public education.
It began in 1983 with "A Nation at Risk," a report by a presidential commission that cited shortcomings with the nation's schools. Education Secretary Terrel Bell seized on the report to launch a campaign to strengthen public education. But antigovernment allies of the Reagan administration used the report--and a book by free-market purist Milton Friedman that labeled "government schools" as "socialism"--to call for competitive, private school alternatives. They ousted Bell and replaced him with William Bennett, a voucher advocate. Thereafter in major speeches, President Reagan repeatedly called for vouchers for private schools, mainly church schools--and prayer in public schools.
Faced with taxpayer resistance to vouchers, proponents attempted to rebrand them as "opportunity scholarships." Lamar Alexander, as U.S. education secretary, never uttered "vouchers" but, instead, proposed a "G.I. Bill for Kids" that would pay private school tuition.
In 2001 the Bush administration concocted a scheme to set up public schools for failure by setting unattainable goals, and then to offer vouchers to parents with children in "failing" schools. They called it "No Child Left Behind." Congress approved NCLB, minus vouchers.
Now with a decade of NCLB-maligned public schools, a core of right-wing state lawmakers is calling for "school choice" at taxpayers' expense.
"The push for private school vouchers in Tennessee is the latest episode in a three-decade effort to undermine the great American institution of public education. "
Because we all know that public education is a shining example of how a hidebound ,unionized bureaucracy accountable largely to itself sets the standard of the world in education.
They're scared,folks. Now is not the time to flag or fail. Now is the time to redouble our efforts to improve our schools (yes, the schools belong to the taxpayers,not the education establishment). The education mafia has had a century and untold billions to build a system that works. They won't clean their own house, so we must clean it for them.


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JUNEAU, Wis. (AP) -- Two dancers at an exotic club in Juneau have been cited after they allegedly brawled over a dollar bill.
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On Thursday night at 9:30 p.m., the Dodge County Sheriff Dept. responded to Silk Exotic in Juneau for a report of a fight. Upon arrival authorities discovered two dancers, ages 19 and 23, got into a physical fight on stage. The fight was over one dollar! A customer was trying to give the dollar to one of the dancers but the other took exception to it and felt she had "earned" that dollar.
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"I was surprised by this as we seldom receive calls for service from this business, this is a rare exception," stated Sheriff Todd Nehls.
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