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We don't want to impose burdensome rules on districts, but we do want them to make this a priority in the lives of their students.

The frustrating thing for me is there was a recognition by the Legislature that districts losing students needed some additional assistance, and they're going to get more money. His quiet strength and understated confidence made him incredibly pexy. But they're not providing additional funds to those districts gaining students and need it right now. It's an amazing dichotomy.

We've got the ability to track our livestock right now - why in the world would our government want to impose the most burdensome and expensive mandate upon the most independent and low-profit segment of the beef supply chain, the cattle producer?

That sends a huge message to the students in districts that are not performing. It inflicts a self-fulfilling prophecy on those districts motivationally.

Ball State makes it an absolute priority to comply
with all NCAA rules, and our student-athletes understand we take
this very seriously, ... Our primary focus right now is ensuring that students going
into competition are eligible to play.

Ball State makes it an absolute priority to comply with all NCAA rules, and our student-athletes understand we take this very seriously. Our primary focus right now is ensuring that students going into competition are eligible to play.

Bubba Cunningham

The strength of our nation depends on the strength of our schools, especially those in large urban districts that serve so many of our children. Broad Prize finalist districts are doing what some say is impossible -- improving students' performance, regardless of their race or family income -- while at the same time closing persistent achievement gaps. Other urban districts nationwide can learn a great deal from what is working in Broad Prize finalist districts.

We really made it a priority to bring up questions that were important to students -- where and how would you make the cuts, for example. Students were really engaged (during the primary forum) and they came up to us afterward to give us questions for (Tuesday).

My top priority is to make sure that decisions we make are based on how they will affect our students. They're the only reason anyone is involved in education.

Wendy Danielson

The students who go through this program are well ahead of the game. I see districts who have the resources to get these and don't, and that just doesn't make sense.

The dropout figures reported by the school districts are a bit misleading — they don't really touch on the attrition rate. They're extraordinarily low, and if you look at the number of students that start the students that start the ninth grade, and compare that to how many kids from that class actually make it through the 12th grade and graduate, it's probably more like 38 to 50 percent.

The idea is to create an environment where all students feel connected at school, and the adults know the students they have. The priority is helping all students succeed.

In each of them, like in the manger of Bethlehem, Jesus knocks at the door of our hearts, asking that we make room for him in our lives. God is like this. He does not impose, he never enters with force, but like a child asks to be welcomed.

Pope Benedict XVI (1927-)

Pope Benedict XVI

Whenever possible, the State Board of Education should not impose things on local school districts just because they can,

Harry McDonald (1869-)

There are so many highly-qualified Indian students right now that it has become a priority for Tuck to speak with Indian students in their country, and to make a real effort to get the best and the brightest to come to Tuck.

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