Monthly Archives: January 2019

Hi Kevin,   January is the perfect time for Article-A-Day™! Kick off or continue your routine with these K-8 sets related to civil rights to get ready for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.  Learn the simple nonfiction routine that builds background knowledge, vocabulary, … Continue reading →

Teacher Bailey Bacon Named 2019 Kansas Horizon Award Winner Bailey Bacon was named as a 2019 Kansas Horizon Award winner by Kansas Commissioner of Education Dr. Randy Watson. Bacon is a second-year teacher at J.C. Harmon High School in Kansas … Continue reading →

Tell Gov’t: Address Child Trauma for Healthy People 2030! Amelie Ramirez, Salud America! <saludamerica@uthscsa.edu>To:Kevin StodaJan 8 at 11:28 AM Childhood trauma. Adverse childhood experiences.These are NOT FOUND in the proposed objectives for Healthy People 2030. To right this wrong, send our model … Continue reading →

National Education Association of Kansas City, KS Jen Holt, President Ollie Carroll, UniServ Director Executive BoardOfficersJamila Harris-Smith, Vice President Kristin Shuck, Secretary Ty Collins, Treasurer Tresia Hassan, At-LargeArea Representatives Avaree NormanEmilee RoseMichael RebneDom DeRosaAnthony Marie JohnsonRebekka BrosmerAlyce Edwards Happy New … Continue reading →

Dear educators: Though the drama in Washington, makes thinking about East Asia rather difficult now, the importance of China, Korea and Japan continues to grow. The opportunities below will help you and your students in turn better understand their underlying … Continue reading →

 Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because he has … sent me to proclaim liberty to the captives.” -Luke 4:18 ESV  Like the days when Jesus preached this message, there are many types of “captives” in our generation. Picture the … Continue reading →

Fibromyalgia News Today Weekly ColumnsSee below for a brief overview of last week’s columns, written by fibromyalgia patient specialists. Click through to read each piece in its entirety:Being My Own Fibro Chiropractor  The Power of Saying No  Being My Own Fibro … Continue reading →

Share on Twitter or Facebook Today the government shutdown is officially the longest ever.  This is outrageous, irresponsible and undemocratic.  Most Americans are pro-immigration. And most Americans are anti-wall.  And most Americans would rather spend $5 billion on infrastructure, education or healthcare. Here’s our list of 9 … Continue reading →

Mexico’s Highland Haven: The Enduring Charm of San Miguel de Allende By Jason Holland It’s about 75 F and sunny…a slight breeze rustles the potted palm next to me. I’m on my rooftop terrace. I spend a lot of time up … Continue reading →

THE MONTHLYJanuary 2019 Edition CAC Joins The House’s ACA Fight On behalf of the House of Representatives, Constitutional Accountability Center (CAC), along with the House General Counsel and Munger, Tolles & Olson, filed a motion to intervene in Texas v. United States, a case in which federal courts are … Continue reading →