Inessentials

Quote of the day:
“Low-income urban students know they attend substandard, second-tier schools that lack the technology, resources and extracurricular programs commonplace in schools of more affluent communities. And yet we continue to expect these students to prioritize education when budgetary and funding inequities demonstrate that urban education is neither a local, state, or national priority.”
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Nothing like some shock and outrage to start the morning.
Most mornings, I wake up with a cup of coffee, check e-mail and my RSS feeder, maybe listen to some good music, peruse the New York Times online, and generally get a nice blend of news and general interest information to start my day. Overall, I [...]

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