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Beth was active in "Youth Players" as a teenager before attending Stephens College where she earned a BFA in Theatre. She worked professionally as an actress and stand-up comic in Dallas and throughout the Midwest for a number of years before returning to the Ozarks where she won SLT's "Funniest Person in Springfield" contest. Beth served as Education Director for a number of years while continuing to be a frequent performer on the Landers stage. She's been seen in such shows as Peter Pan, Gypsy, Nunsense, The Boys Next Door and A Tuna Christmas just to name a few. Beth has directed numerous production including Beauty and the Beast, The Wizard of Oz, I Hate Hamlet, Cinderella and The Full Monty.
Lorianne Dunn, Education Director
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Angela Peabody, Business Manager
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Angela Peabody joined the Springfield Little Theatre Staff as Business Manager in the spring of 2016.
Karen Richter, Box Office Manager
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Karen grew up in St. Louis and theatre was always a important part of her life. She attended many performances at the Fox and the Muny. After moving to Springfield to return to college and finish her degree, she attended a performance of Beauty and the Beast at the Landers and quickly caught on to the excitement that the theatre brought to the people of the Ozarks. She has a Bachelor of Science and Master's Degree in Marketing. Karen is excited to be part of such a wonderful team and strives to provide the best customer service possible to the more than 50,000 annual visitors to the Landers Theatre
Alex Scranton, Media & Marketing Associate
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Alex Scranton joins the Springfield Little Theatre staff after serving as a longtime patron, performer, and volunteer. He recently finished a three-year tenure as the Marketing and Communications Associate at Springfield Ballet. His work in marketing, media development and web design has been nationally recognized by such organizations as the Journalism Educators Association and the National Scholastic Press Association. He is the proud recipient of a Mid-American Student Emmy Award, a prestigious award given by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Alex couldn't be happier to be a member of this staff, and thanks you for supporting Springfield Little Theatre!
Andy Willadsen, Assistant Education Director
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Andy helps oversee the operations of the Education Department and enjoys working with the talented and dedicated young performers here. He has directed several productions including Once Upon A Mattress, Mulan Junior, Once On This Island Junior, and Thoroughly Modern Millie Junior to name a few. He has a degree in Theatre Education from MSU. During the Christmas season, Andy performs in A Dicken's Christmas Carol at Silver Dollar City. He and his beautiful wife, Cathryn, are grateful to work in the arts. They also enjoy spending time with friends and family and are active in church.
Jessica Palmer, Education Specialist
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Jessica is thrilled to share her passion for teaching and collaborating with young artists at Springfield Little Theatre. An SLT Y.E.S. Troupe alum, Jessica grew up on the Landers stage performing in shows under the direction of Mick Denniston, Beth Domann, and others. She currently serves as lead acting instructor for SLT's Pre-Professional Track Program and Youth Performance Troupes. Stage credits include You Can't Take it With You (Alice Sycamore), Tent Theatre; Cat on a Hot Tin Roof (Maggie) and Les Miserables (Ensemble), Springfield Little Theatre. Regionally, she has worked with Dalliance Theater, The Storm Theatre, NY Fringe, and The Looking Glass Theatre. She holds a BFA in Acting from Webster Conservatory and in 2013 was named as one of the "20 Under 30" by 417 Magazine.
John R. "Chuck" Rogers, Scenic Designer/ Technical Director
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Chuck is proud to be a part of the Landers Family as resident scenic designer and co-technical director. He works with design aspects for many performance organizations and community sponsored events around the city, including; Springfield Ballet, Springfield Regional Opera, Ozarks Technical Community College and The Creamery Arts Center. He has designed for public television, shows in Branson, MO, and spent 4 seasons with Baton Rouge Little Theatre in Louisiana as production manager, designer and director. Chuck is a graduate of MSU with a masters degree in directing. Chuck has directed numerous SLT productions including; The Music Man, The Buddy Holly Story and Mary Poppins. "Thanks Springfield Little Theatre for 20 fantastic years!"
Jamie Bower, Lighting Designer/ Technical Director
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Jamie is beginning his 13th season as Technical Director and Lighting Designer at SLT. Originally from Columbus, Ohio, Jamie attended the University of Montevallo in Birmingham, AL where he studied Theatre Performance and Technical Theatre. Jamie transferred to MSU and graduated 1999 with a BFA in Technical Theatre and Design. Occasionally Jamie has made his way back on stage in such show as The Man Who Came To Dinner, It's A Wonderful Life, Miss Firecracker Contest, Oklahoma, The Mousetrap, and Seussical. Jamie loves having the opportunity to work and perform with the awesome and talented volunteers in our community, as well as working in such a beautiful setting, The Landers Theatre.
Kris Haik, Costumer Designer & Costume Rental Coordinator
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Kris comes from a family of six, with one being her identical twin. Starting in Italy, she grew up Air Force and has lived many, many places but ended in Springfield to go to college and never moved again. She's married to Rick and has two children, Richie and Rachel. At the age of 12, Kris started taking sewing lessons and continues to sew today. She makes clothes, curtains, custom pillows, etc. for some local decorators and costumes for SLT. She's an artist as well. She's had watercolor and mixed media paintings in five Springfield galleries. Rachel's love for live theatre brought Kris to the Landers where she became a volunteer and five years later, an employee. She works part-time as a costumer and also costume rental coordinator. Kris is thrilled to be a part of SLT and the amazing productions that her co-workers, volunteers and donors are able to produce for our local community theatre.
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Annie grew up in Pittsburgh, PA, went to undergraduate school in Elmira, NY and graduate school in Kent, OH. With a minor in theatre (her first love) and a major in speech pathology (her solution to the employment issue), Annie worked in the public schools, a state school for developmentally delayed children, and a diagnostic clinic for multiply handicapped children before co-founding a special education materials publishing company. She became involved again in theatre as a back-stage volunteer at The Landers and was asked to join the staff.


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The Joseph M. Schwartz Memorial Essay, 2005: Dancing around the Maypole, Ripping Up the Flag: The Merry Mount Caper and Issues in American History and Art
Griffin, Edward M., Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
To the imagination of many American artists--about a dozen poets, novelists, storytellers, historians, dramatists, and composers--Merry Mount has meant more than just a bump in the road near Quincy, Massachusetts. Like Watergate, it has become more important for what it means than for what it is, living in legend long after losing any significance as a place in itself. Among the literary artists and composers who have drawn meaning from the seventeenth-century capers at Thomas Morton's tiny plantation, Merry Mount, are Peter Ackroyd, Stephen Vincent Bendt, L.S. Davidson, Howard Hanson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Washington Irving, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Robert Lowell, John Lothrop Motley, Richard Stokes, and William Carlos Williams. Since the nineteenth century, they have made famous the iconic Maypole that Thomas Morton erected there, and they have busily stitched Morton into the fabric of American legend, a figure juxtaposed with Miles Standish--who arrested Morton--and John Endicott--who chopped down Morton's Maypole and also slashed the red cross from the insignia of the flag of England.
From the perspective of current American historiography, however, Merry Mount should have quietly nestled into obscurity among the footnotes of American history. The persistence of the Merry Mount episode in literature is hard for historians to account for. The noted American historians Michael Zuckerman and John Demos, for example, find the fascination of creative writers for Merry Mount a curious phenomenon, logically implausible. Zuckerman's summary--though given in a sly tone of voice--is representative. He calls Merry Mount a "tawdry contretemps," noting that although "American poets, playwrights, and novelists have always seen something immensely suggestive" in it, American historians "have gone over this ground more gingerly." They have hesitated for three reasons. First, "On the face of it, the tale of the Maypole at Merry Mount seems almost too trivial to take seriously." The population of Plymouth Colony at the time was about 200, and there were only seven people at Morton's trading post: Morton eventually left the New England colonies (although he kept returning): Plymouth, achieving neither great population nor significance, got amalgamated into Massachusetts Bay. Second, "the tale seems too vulgar to bear any weight of interpretation": Miles Standish led a "comic-opera army," and ultimately nobody "on either side displayed any discernible courage or tactical aptitude, and no one suffered any heroic hurt." (1) Third, the historical record is too thin to support heavy interpretation. We have only the slight documentary accounts of William Bradford and Thomas Morton, and they sharply disagree ("Pilgrims" 77). Likewise, when John Demos takes up the events at Merry Mount, he makes no use at all of creative writers except to dismiss Longfellow, Hawthorne and Benet as untrue to "real" history ("Maypole" 83).
The record of history, however thin, is nevertheless complex. The prominent figure, Morton, is less the Morton of Merry Mount than Morton the Slippery Trickster: now you have him, now you don't. Probably the simplest way to outline his story is to move rapidly through a chronology, some of it familiar to all students of British North America, some of it little known and seldom remarked upon. (2)
* 1608: During the early hours of British North America (after Jamestown but before Plymouth and Massachusetts Bay), a small group of radical extremists in the English Protestant movement, intending to exempt themselves from the corrupt English establishments of church and state, left England, taking refuge for about a dozen years in the Netherlands.
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President and Vice-Chancellor Mamdouh Shoukri addresses the University community in a message announcing the launch of York's comprehensive fundraising and alumni engagement campaign.
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The most ambitious fundraising campaign in the University's history, the Impact Campaign has a goal of raising $500 million, and celebrates the University's impact on the world – past, present and future.
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Restaurant Revisited: Revved Up at Shade Tree Customs and Cafeby Maria Russo in Shows, January 14th, 2015
Intrigued after arriving at Shade Tree Customs & Cafe — a dual motorcycle-repair shop and restaurant — in Albuquerque, N.M., Robert Irvine told owners Ryan Green and Rich Rael, "We're going to see a service so I can understand what you do, because I'm not sure what you do right now." Though the food there wasn't outlandishly poor, Robert wasn't impressed, and designer Taniya Nayak admitted that the decor was "college dorm-ish." Together Robert and his Restaurant: Impossible team had just two days to overhaul the interior of Shade Tree, foster a connection between the restaurant and the shop downstairs, and improve the relationship among Ryan, Rich and their fellow owners and investors. Read on below to hear from the guys to find out how their business is faring today.
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Summary:Hermann, a Russian emigre owner of a failing candy factory, is fed up with his plump wife and has developed a habit of dissociating himself from his body to the point that he can watch himself make love. Set during the 1930's and confronted with the Nazi rise to power, Hermann ultimately works out a lucrative murder-suicide.


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New Delhi, India – India forced to end moon mission after it loses contact with satellite probe… The curry-scented Hindu nation of India had space ambitions and God has struck them all down! Moments ago, India's space agency was forced to end its $82 million mission to our moon. Their plan was to send their unmanned probe, the Chandrayaan I craft, to hover the moon's surface to map it out. After having it mapped, the nation planned to send astronauts […]
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It's true. Saw that on Yahoo news one day... and this just grew out of my brain.
Oh, Joker!
Oh, Joker!
I could imagine Joker doing that XD
I don't think this would really matter much for anyone, sans maybe someone who have build his whole identity of self on the flip of a coin.
That's the most evil thing I have ever seen!
oh that is funny. I can just imagine Harvy being driven even more insane by this. or the way DC is being written lately it could make him sane.
Oh my fucking god! Where has this comic been all my life! It's perfect!
FML! Poor Harvey!!!!
Lol. Joker! that is sooo mean!!!
lol poor two face XD
Thank God I'm not the only one who suspected Two Face would have a hissy-fit about this. XD
I love how you also showed Joker's expressin through his hands, it creates a more realistic person.
I love how you also showed Joker's expressin through his hands, it creates a more realistic person.
I'm surprised Two-Face isn't already familiar with von Neumann's method for getting a fair flip from an unfair coin.
love it
And the world trembles before him...
Glad to see I'm not the only person who thought of Two-Face when they heard about this.
Yeah, I used to worry I wouldn't do this joke before some other cartoonist got to it!
Lol funny one
Hahaha! that's so Joker
awesome xD
You glorious bastard, you.
OMG, YOU'RE AMAZING!! XDDD *instafave*
OMG, YOU'RE AMAZING!! XDDD *instafave*
Thenkew! Thenkew! Much appreciated.
Joker is such a troll. XDD
I'm totally showing this to all my Batmanic gal pals. It's too funny not too.
And great art too, btw. I REALLY like your line art and expressions!! <3
I'm totally showing this to all my Batmanic gal pals. It's too funny not too.
And great art too, btw. I REALLY like your line art and expressions!! <3
Thanks again, ShadOBabe. You're one of the good ones!
I am? Aww, thanks!! That makes me all kinds of happy!!
On a different note, have you ever created a plz account? Because Joker's 'lil troll face there would be an AWESOME plz account. X3
On a different note, have you ever created a plz account? Because Joker's 'lil troll face there would be an AWESOME plz account. X3
I just laughed so hard! Awesome!
Is it me or does Joker in the third panel look like he has a straight jacket on?
Oh Joker you Troll you!
jajajajjajaa xD
The Joker has just become the Troll-ker.
This just made my day
Joker in third panel = Trollface
This would be the case EXCEPT Two Face uses a double sided silver dollar rather than a regular one with one side that's anything between visibly scratched or charred so his coin does have a 50/50 chance of landing on either side rather than the 49/51 chance.
I'm... not so sure that follows. Whether by accident or design, it still comes down to one side of a coin simply being different from the other.
Good point. But some versions of Two Face have one side of his coin marked with an X in permanent marker. And I'm pretty sure ink doesn't alter the weight of a coin that much.
I don't know, dude. It seems to me that nothing would alter the weight of a coin too much, within the parameters of what we're talking about. My impression of the study was more that it had to do with starting position than weight. The results didn't indicate that the "heavy" side or the "light" side wound up showing more often, just that whichever side it began in was more likely to be the outcome. This somewhat indicates that the "weight" of the sides is irrelevant. There's just something about the mechanics of throwing that means it's very slightly more likely that the coin will return to its starting position. That's how I took it, anyway.
So Joker, so Harvey, so laws-of-physics!
So Joker, so Harvey, so laws-of-physics!
The Joker would so do that!
*hysterical laugh*
Heheheheh!!! I would SOOO do something like that! XD
" You blew my mind, along with the left side of my face."
his life is now fucked!
Ohhh, that IS evil!
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Costs related to the exit of its Rainbow business in the Twin Cities markets, as well as the upcoming closure of a distribution center, helped push Roundy's to a net loss of $13.5 million in the second quarter of fiscal 2014.
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Hell, I don't want to see three matches between the two. They should have had it at Wrestlemania 27 and been done with it. Waiting a year build killed alot of anticipation for it, not to mention the bickering between the two. They should have had Rock come back, challenge Cena to a match at WM 27. Had Cena win and at WM 28 Rock could have challenged for The Streak or even the WWE Championship. It's like like a feud with Cena is the ONLY thing they can do with The Rock going into Wrestlemania.
But unfortunately Rock won last year, so it makes sense for the top face to get his biggest win of his career.
Cena winning would have proven that he is the top guy of this company and he's beaten them all besides ending the Streak. They would have booked him as he should be booked, as the top guy who's unstoppable. Making Rock win made no sense but put over The Rock and the Attitude Era a superior to the current era. Which makes no sense at all. It's like if they put over Hogan over Rock at WM 18, same thing. No, they put over the present over the past at that show. For some reason, they put the past over the present which WWE hardy ever does, especially at big time shows.
As for the aftermatch: They could have had him be all happy because he's done with The Rock. have him say his next goal is the WWE Championship. Than, when he's about to leave, Brock Lesnar's music hits. It's basically the night after WM 19 all over again, but Cena doesn't threaten to leave. Lesnar comes back, and wins at Extreme Rules. They have Lesnar dominate Cena, and injure him to the point where he'll take time off. Since Lesnar beat the top face, he runs rough-shot over the entire company, winning the WWE Championship from Punk at Summerslam.
Well first off Brock Lesnar was not going to run through anyone because of the type of contract he has. The reason Cena beat him was to get him off of TV which looking back at it now was not a wrong move considering how they built Lesnar/Triple H.
Now as far as booking Cena has he should in your option Cena had his run as the unstoppable babyface in 2006-2007. In 2012-2013 there is no reason John Cena should still be unstoppable you add that to how guys come out of feuds with him looking like shit and it would make the show very hard to watch. But like I said this most likely this is going to be trilogy which is why The Rock won the first match. As far as it not happening in 2011 I think that was WWE's call they wanted to hype a main event match a year out before it happened.
This explains everything I dislike about John Cena.
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Keep the spin going. 2000+ children left behind? You want these same teachers to carry a gun and save your child by risking their lives? What a crazy loon you are. You want everything but you don't want to pay for it and you don't want it any way but yours. You spew arm the teachers to force them to protect your children - but who is going to protect the teachers from you and your cronies???<quoted text>
Why would they be concerned about their jobs? The only ones who should ever be concerned about their job in any business are the ones who are underperforming. Everyone in business knows who those people are, as well as the individuals themselves. It never comes as a complete shock to anyone.
I do not believe that the board is scapegoating anyone but the system into which we are all so vested. The system we currently employ cheats children, parents, and taxpayers.
2000 plus children in our school district are getting less than 63% of the material on an achievement test that has been dumbed down. If we measure against international standards the entire district would convulse with repulsion.
We are under no obligation to the state to maintain the status quo and relegate those 2000 plus children to the collateral damaged educational casualty list.
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If you would care to put your interpretation on the district report card utilizing the criteria the state has put forth, please feel free. Explain to the parents of this district how learning half of what their children should is good enough for them.
In case you haven't noticed, we all are paying for that lack of education for over 2000 children in this district. We are paying now through taxes and will be again in lost opportunities for those same 2000 plus children who never got the education they were promised.
I am more than certain that no one has ever advocated passing out shotguns to every school district employee. If you can find that quote, please forward it on for all of the community. You would be free once again to be protected by someone else if you had neither the desire, nor ability, to pass the requisite tests
Secondly, school employees would also be protecting themselves. Once again, who among us does not believe any victim of gun violence did not wish they had more than a gun free zone placard between them and a shooter? How many of those being shot at would rather of had something with which to return fire?
All that is needed at the school is the credible threat that a few people there may be armed and pose a threat to the knucklehead who is seemingly not deterred by signs advertising gun free zones.
It could be five people carrying weapons or it could be none, the knucklehead would never know for sure.
Cowards are generally dissuaded quite easily.
#23324 Feb 3, 2013
For the record......
#23325 Feb 3, 2013
such pesky little flies leaving nasty droppings all over this blog. swat,swat.
#23326 Feb 3, 2013
So What's In a Name? Babb, Carlisle, Jobe are all badd for boro kids, just the same as their full band of community bullies led by Springboro board of education member, Don Miller, protesting crudely and rudely against our children's best interest.
#23327 Feb 3, 2013
Question worth repeating, again and again....
#23328 Feb 3, 2013
Our fly swatter is back? Get a life and learn how to articulate and argument instead of use the things you learned in union school. Dirty tricks are not working for you.
#23329 Feb 3, 2013
Character attacks are painful. Try to stop doing it Tiffy. You have called Dr. Kohls many things in public, all untrue. Are you going to apologize to her? I doubt it. You can dish it but you can't take it. Mentioning kids in an argument is wrong, anywhere. So stop doing it Tiffnay.
#23330 Feb 3, 2013
Let me know when anyone wants to see the 2012 report card?
While all of these little weasel attacks on one another seem to be great fun for none and all, they fail to address the systemic issues we have within our educational system that allows us to pass on 2000 plus students a year who simply aren't getting the education the taxpayer's are funding.
Perhaps some of the union members have solutions to these problems that fit within the constraints of our physical, fiscal, and cultural issues.
#23331 Feb 3, 2013
Swat, Swat.
#23332 Feb 4, 2013
Long ago, I pledged to never post here again. I have no interest in topix and the hatred that is so prevalent here. But I have been made aware of a post about my children, and I feel the need to respond to it directly. You can say whatever you want about me, post whatever lies you want about who and what I am, or make up lies about what I say, and I could really care less. But to post outright lies about my kids is not OK. It is disgusting. Nothing you said was even close to the truth. My kids work very hard, and get excellent grades. My son has never been suspended, and he was not kicked off the XC team, or any team, for that matter. You are a COWARD to start such horrible rumors. Hiding behind an anonymous name to say such terrible things is cowardly.
I am not a "union activist". And I am not a "bully". I am a mom who cares about her kids more than anything. I am passionate about my kids, Springboro schools, and my community. I will continue to speak out when I am concerned with decisions being made. This is my right as a community member. But I will always do it with confidence, not hiding behind a fake name.
#23333 Feb 4, 2013
Tiff, It's good to have you back. You are 100% correct in one regard. No one in their right mind takes down someone else's children as part of an overall ad hominem attack on one of their parents.
Regarding your perception of "bully" and /or "union activist", I'm quite confident I can speak for the majority of Springboro when I state that you most certainly are in need of a check-up from the neck-up.
#23334 Feb 4, 2013
Just Say No to OEA Indoctrinaton
Our priority should be (for the best education for all children) taking the politics out of our children's classrooms. Teaching unionism (for self-interest union activists' empowerment) is a waste of our school tax dollars; and teaching unionism wastes our children's time; wastefully indoctrinating our children's minds that they should "grow up and vote for revenge" does not fit within our community/city schools mission statement.
"The future of the nation is on the shoulders of teachers and how they teach kids; the future of the world is in the classroom where the teachers are. And if we have any chance to guarantee a positive bridge to the 21st century, it is how we educate the children in the classrooms today." - Richard Reginald Green
#23335 Feb 4, 2013
First thing our school district needs is an outside-the-union professional group hired to explore "Why Springboro Should Consider a Conversion School."
#23336 Feb 4, 2013
Genius without Education is like Silver in the Mine.
-Benjamin Franklin
#23337 Feb 4, 2013
We need to stop focusing on the status quo no-leadership of "just sitting" board member Don Miller, and his failed tunnel vision Babb for Boro union activists campaign; and we need to bring the conversation on this blog back to common sense in our classrooms, and higher inspiration for our children's future, projected by the broader vision of our children first budgeting school board members. for "our children's future."
#23338 Feb 4, 2013
-from Springboro Sun news article, January 10, 2013.
Why consider a conversion school?
Springboro Board of Education member
The Springboro School Board is examining the opportunity of re-opening the Jonathan Wright building as a Conversion School.
A Conversion School is Ohio's term for a charter school sponsored by a public school.The Springboro School board and the Warren County Educational Service Center are the only entities that can sponsor a Conversion School in the Springboro School District. A Conversion School is not a private school. Its existence and funding comes from the public school system.
So why do it? We have an excellent school system already.
Let's answer that with some questions. Why do we allow Springboro HS students to attend the Warren County Career Center? Why do we suggest some kids attend the Warren County Alternative school? Why do Miamisburg and West Carrollton School Districts sponsor conversion schools?
The answer in each case is those schools offer either a different curriculum or a different environment than the traditional public school, and the parents believe the alternative is better for their child. So even in an excellent school district like Springboro, some students and parents are looking for alternatives. One size doesn't fit all.
What might this school offer? That's a matter for an extended discussion with the community. One possibility that intrigues me is to create a classical education program as some private schools offer. Another idea might be to move away from traditional grade levels and promote children to the next level once they have mastered the skill or subject. After all, kids don't all learn and develop at the same pace. There are many other possibilities and considerations.
Would a Springboro conversion school drain resources and put our excellent system at risk? We simply can't allow that to happen. The conversion school concept only works if 1) it is cost neutral, 2) it meets a need that can't be better addressed by a change in the traditional school, and 3) it does no harm to our already outstanding schools.
Can it be done? At this point we don't know. Initial indications are that it may be financially feasible, but many questions remain. Perhaps Springboro Schools will be able to offer another alternative for students and parents without increasing taxes. We need a thorough evaluation and that would be the purpose for establishing a committee and hiring a consultant if the board is inclined to do that. We won't know until somebody looks at it, and I believe it is worth a look!
I've heard the rumors about shutting down half of the high school curriculum to fund the conversion school and allegations that a board member might financially benefit from a conversion school. These are nonsense. There is a big state and national debate around charter schools and school choice. However, the decision about this school is a local one and our focus needs to be on our schools, community, and our kids. We can't be afraid to investigate a change that could potentially benefit many students and parents.
#23339 Feb 4, 2013
You don't speak for me!
#23340 Feb 4, 2013
This is an old article, and not really worth repeating. But a question remains. If the board is truly looking out for the students' best interest then they would identify what needs there are and then try to fill those needs with the conversion school (or come up with some other approach). However, this board is looking first at the financial end of things, figuring out if we can afford the converstion school and then if we can't scrapping the whole idea. So I ask you, how is that putting children's education first?
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pesky little flies, nasty little droppings,
swat, swat.
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Let's put it this way: When you go to war and you've got two of your finest soldiers leading your battalion to victory, and one ends up oversleeping on the day of your final push to victory, which of your two leaders do you value more? Though it wasn't James' decision to sit out the final four games of the season (so far as we know), those DNPs came at the worst possible time and probably cost many teams dearly in their final-week matchups.
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What pill has TEVA on one side and 5728 on the other? It is a light beige color?
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Pill imprint TEVA 5728 has been identified as Famotidine 20 mg.
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Principal Investigator(s): Michael Bothner
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Data Type(s): Imagery: Video, Location-Elevation: Navigation, Geochemical: Experiments, Imagery: Photo
Scientific Purpose/Goals: Jan. 10: deployed two benthic chambers. On Jan. 16 the chambers were recovered. Eight diver push cores were collected.
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Equipment Used: GPS (wh), Benthic Chambers, Video camera - deep sea, Digital camera
Information to be Derived: Samples and chemical analysis; Morphology;
Summary of Activity and Data Gathered: Deployed and recovered benthic chambers and took cores and video of bottom. Both chambers came up using release.
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I don't get it. Does this have something to do with him leaving the recruits at dinner?
If God wanted me to be humble, he would have sent me to Auburn.
We have 45 men suited up. They're all supposed to be ready to play.
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Eh, it is ok.
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since Ronald Reagan was president....I voted for McCain, but believed in Obama...That's quite a change for me...In the future i may vote democrat...The Pubs have lost my confidence..I truly believe that Bush and Chaney were for BIG oil...It was all about lining their pocket books along with OIL gurus in Texas...I hope i'm wrong, but as it stands i'm well convinced...
Feeling a little anger there, are we? Well, I hope you're feeling better.
Let me guess. Any woman who's smarter than you is a "dyke," right? That must make for a pretty lonely life for you, since that pretty much covers ALL OF US. :)
Go back up to the top of this thread and start reading – again (though I doubt it will help your comprehension). You said:
"….unlike the Democrats - UNLIKE THE DEMOCRATS (emphasis added) - I won't HATE the guy just because I wanted the other guy to win."
And I'm an Independent. Where did you come up with the "Extreme Liberal Leftist" label? You pulled that one out of you're a**, didn't you.
Yeah, right. I'm the one "demonizing" and "generalizing, and you're way more "tolerant" and "open minded" than I am, lol.
Let's see: so far Democrats are "haters" and I'm an "extreme, liberal leftist dyke." I don't know David-OUT, maybe you could use some help there with YOUR perspective(like maybe you could ask Santa to bring you some for Christmas).
You're the one "demonizing" and "generalizing" – the one hung up on Republicans vs. Democrat, not me. I'm just thrilled the Democrats won and the plug got pulled on stupidity!
The only thing I have "blind hate" for is stupidity, and if you're from the "stupid" branch of the Republican Party (and a lot of America's under-educated class seems to be of that persuasion) that's really not MY fault.
And, I'm afraid no amount of MY "chilling" or getting some "perspective" will make you smarter, Dave.
Your mistake was starting off that sentence with "unlike the Democrats…I won't hate…"
First, recognize the "hate" that's been spewing out of the Republican camp for the last 8 years (Google "Republican hate- and fear-mongering) before you start talking about Democrats "hating" anything.
Republican hate (Rovian/Atwater political strategy) has severely undermined the stabilizing core of America, and led to 8 wasted years full of degradation, an unprecedented assault on our Constitution, and such a lack of attention to the country's business (regulation) that our entire financial system collapsed. The effects on America match the definition of Treason. (By the way, we didn't even begin to explore "political corruption.")
And, yes, I am a fanatic about the rampant stupidity that's a threat to our nation's very survival. It needs to be (and it's started with Obama) stamped out, for all our sakes.
Turn off Limbaugh and Beck (total trash mouths, one's a paid mouthpiece for crooks, the other a bigot) and find you three good sources from three viewpoints (conservative, liberal, progressive) and learn how to think for yourself. If you can read, start your education here:
Happy Holidays….and Good luck.
Now that sounds like a refreshing idea, from someone who is capable of thinking outside the box, so to speak. Why should we be restricted to only chosing between two parties? What if they both Suck Egg, BIG TIME? . . . Why can't we have more choices . . . Israel, which is a Tiny Country, has about 24 diffeent parties . . . and all these parties fight to get a bigger share of the vote . . . the one who gets the biggest share is then expected to form a coalition with other smaller parties, until the sum of all the votes carried by all the parties in the coalition goes over 50% . . . and that coalition gets to be the ruling coalition . . . Now it's not a perfect system . . . but it certainly creates a more democratic, and inclusive environment.
David - OUT!
by the end of his term obama will be remembered as the greatest democratic president of the 21st century
What else does your 8 ball say?
"Stop beleiveing the hype of your party."
That's hilarious! YOU are the one that's been brainwashed by your party!! (I'm an Independent who voted Democrat.)
Your Limbaugh (whore) and Beck (a total racist) are paid millions of dollars to think for you (because you can't?)!!
Are you a multi-millionaire? Are you the CEO of a huge corporation. If you're not, you've been voting against your own self-interest your entire life, lol. Duh!
You people are too dumb to even know when you've been made fools of!! Some rich men got together and decided they needed to amass more political power to ensure they got the power to manipulate the laws of the land to ensure they got even richer, and so they did some brain storming on how to get stupid poor people to vote for their hand-picked puppets. So then they became the party of "God" and emotional issues like Abortion and anti-gay stuff - all buttons guaranteed to get you guys excited and voting for your "values" without ever giving one thought to your own pocket book. And they've successfully kept you in the dark with little or no fear of you ever wising up! (Before Civil Rights, all poor people were Democrats!)
Pl-u-ease. Yes, you've got one thing right - I can't stand stupid people, and a lot of them seem to be Republicans, lol. But ya'll are more of a joke than something to fear though - so don't claim my contempt to be on the order of "hate."
Hate and divisiveness are the province of the Republican political machine, not Democrats, who are generally for inclusiveness and fairness for all. Your problem is you you've been BRAINWASHED to believe Democrats are the lias and haters - when the truth is actually the reverse!! You listen to folks all day long that do nothing but reinforce your belief that everyone else is lying, and you should trust no one but your Republican leaders....!! (Have you never wondered what was in it for all those rich guys who needed your vote?!)
You people are just so isolated in the thick fog of self-affirming propaganda, that you've essentially been dumbed into idiot fools, where you believe the lies you'rw told about who's lying! HILARIOUS! Wise up.
The democrats are NOT against guns...You can still own a gun if that's what you want....Most Pubs are gun worshipers and love to hunt and kill for the sport of it.....If i hunted it would be for the meat only...
"You've already drunk enough Repunblican poison to make you sound like a Rovian automoton."
Notice the diffrence between the way I put things Vs. the way you put things . . . I say you drink Leftist Kool-Aid . . . and you retort by saying that I drink "Republican poison" . . . It is exactly this kind of talk that proves you blind hate toward Republicans . . . In your mind republicans are nothing but demons who spew poison . . . It is a fanatic type of rethoric that you seem to adhere to . . . Like I said before, you need toc chill, and put things in perspective . . . Democrats are no less corrupt than Repuplicans as far as politicians are concerened . . . Stop beleiveing the hype of your party.
It's amusing how you call me an automoton . . . when obviously I am way more tolerant toward the other party, than you are toward republicans . . . That is only because I am more open minded than you, which would be the opposite of a zombie like "automaton" . . . which is again the traits that you are displaying, with your obvious hate filled heart and mind.
David - OUT!
So far, I'm very impressed with the way he handles himself. Appears to be competent and knows what his next step is, unlike the Bozo there now.
YES! Signs of intelligent life in Washington is a huge relief!
"You are drinking too much Extreme Liberal Leftist propaganda kool aid :)"
You've already drunk enough Repunblican poison to make you sound like a Rovian automoton.
Congrats...it hard to manage to remain so isolated from enlightened reason that you everything you say sounds like your brain might have stopped developing right after eighth grade.
Like I said, nothing personal, your "just try to like him" (an obviously brilliant intellect who's done more for America in the last month than Bush and all his losers have in eight years) comment made you my least-tolerable-Repuke-I've-met-today winner. Peace (and do try to get your head out of Limbaugh's lap.)
You voted for Mccain but believed in Obama????? Why didn't you just vote for Obama? I originally was leaning toward McCain but after listening to him for a while it was obvious he didn't know what the hell he was talking about. Obama on the other hand, I found very intellectual and impressive. But I didn't vote for either of the douche bags.
What was intellectual and impressive about Obama?
I'm happy with Obama seems to be doing in that so far he seems to be pulling a Clinton. He is not being true to himself.
Anyone that has surrounded himself with idiots like William Ayers, Father Flager, Reverend Wright and that ilk--along with having a wife that has never been proud of her country is one of these people. People do not spend their lives surrounded by and socializing with people that they do not agree with.
However, after Bill Clinton got into office he found that his leftwing policies would lose him the Whitehouse. So he moved to the right.
Right now Obama is assembling a team of the most fiscally conservative democrats that he can find (e.g. Paul Volker, Warren Buffett, etc.). These people are not the kind of people that want to "spread the wealth around"—at least not while they are still alive. They do not agree with Obama's Marxist belief system. Yet, Obama would rather build his presidency than promote his belief system.
I suppose that this is a good thing.
The problem is that he will still appoint Marxists onto the Supreme Court.
"But I didn't vote...."
Why? Just laxy?
It's folks like you who need to be signaled out for huge tax increases.
Who knows what other irresponsible stuff you do that is a direct threat to our hard-won American freedom, or the indirect cost of your laziness that's paid by those of us who do understsnd the importance of our obligation as citizens (and some brave enough to make the ulimate sacrifice for it with their lives)and do paricipate in the democratic process. You're nothing but dead weight on the system. Useless.


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State Grant Data
Minnesota's need-based grant program for undergraduates
The Minnesota State Grant Program is the state's largest financial aid program providing need-based grant assistance to Minnesota undergraduates. In fiscal year 2014 (academic year 2014-2015) the Minnesota State Grant Program awarded $177 million to 99,324 grant recipients.
The latest annual program statistics are available in the End-of-Year report.
For historical statistics on the total State Grant and Pell Grant awards to Minnesota undergraduates, see the following table.
- Minnesota State Grant and Federal Pell Grant Spending, Fiscal Years 1978-2015: A table containing the number of Minnesota State Grant recipients and the amount awarded for each year.
The Minnesota State Grant Program Parameters table lists the variables used in calculating Minnesota State Grants for each fiscal year from 1984 through the present.
Average Combined Federal Pell and Minnesota State Grant Award Received by State Grant Recipients, Fiscal Year 2015
* Includes only Federal Pell Grants received by Minnesota State Grant recipients
- Minnesota State Grant Review (2008)
- Summer Transition Grant Evaluation Reports
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