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Ridgewood NJ, as previous reported on the Ridgewood blog ,the Ridgewood School District is excited to announce the launch of their new website and an upcoming event to kick off their long-term strategic plan, “Vision 2030.”
Navigating the legal system to modify a custody order can be a challenging and emotional process. In Colorado, as in many other states, the well-being of the child is paramount, and any changes to a custody order must reflect that priority. Whether you’re seeking to adjust visitation schedules, change primary custody, or update child support arrangements, understanding the legal steps involved can help you effectively advocate for your child’s best interests. This article provides a comprehensive guide on how to modify a custody order in Colorado.
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Ridgewood NJ, with the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI), students are discovering new, harmful ways to misuse this technology, creating a fresh wave of bullying that schools and the law are ill-equipped to handle.
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Oxford Michigan, the parents of the convicted Oxford High School shooter received their sentences, each facing 10 to 15 years in state prison for their failure to prevent their son from carrying out the tragic shooting at his Michigan school in November 2021, resulting in the death of four individuals and injuring seven others. This landmark conviction marks the first instance in the United States where parents of a child responsible for a mass shooting have been held accountable.
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IS THE EDUCATION TRUTH PROJECT A NJEA-FUNDED, DARK MONEY PAC?
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Ridgewood NJ, It sure looks like the NJEA is funding another dark money Super PAC, this time aimed squarely at parents running for school board this fall. Sunlight Policy Center of New Jersey recently received several tips that New Jersey’s most powerful special interest, the New Jersey Education Association (NJEA), is funding a new dark money Super PAC aimed at this fall’s school board elections. This would make sense, as a dark money Super PAC would complement the other parts of the NJEA’s multi-pronged, statewide campaign to fight the wave of parental activism in school districts across the state.
Continue reading PARENTS RUNNING FOR SCHOOL BOARD MAY FACE A WALL OF NJEA DARK MONEY
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Westwood NJ, the Westwood Regional School District board has given final approval to a parental rights policy that requires the district to notify parents when children display behavior deemed harmful.
Continue reading Westwood Regional School District Decides Parents Know Best
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Trenton NJ, Senators Anthony M. Bucco and Michael Testa announced that they plan to introduce legislation to repeal a controversial ruling made by the State Board of Education. The board should shift their focus to updating curriculum that will help students recover from learning loss, the senators said.
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Trenton NJ, don’t blame the State Board of Education for pedophilia in schools ,blame the parents and the local school boards.
Democrat Assembly Speaker Craig J. Coughlin and Democrat Senate President Nicholas Scutari issued the following statement following the New Jersey State Board of Education’s vote to approve several changes to the state’s equity code:
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Trenton NJ, Senators Anthony M. Bucco and Michael Testa said that the State Board of Education is focused more on advancing identity politics than building stronger relationships between parents and teachers in response to the board’s vote to approve a proposal to remove “equality” in the “Managing for Equality and Equity in Education” Chapter of New Jersey’s Administrative Code. The board should be more respectful of parental rights, the senators said.
Continue reading New Jersey State Board of Education Puts Identity Politics Over Parents
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Trenton NJ, Senate Republican Leader Steven Oroho and Senator Jean Stanfield blasted the State Board of Education for continuing to deny the public direct access to its meetings under the guise of “ongoing public health concerns.”
Continue reading Lawmakers Call for NJ State Board of Education to Stop Hiding Behind Pandemic
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Ridgewood NJ, most parents are against making COVID-19 vaccination mandatory for school children, but most Democrats favor such a mandate.
Continue reading Most Parents Oppose Schools Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine for Kids
The world is changing and parents have become very career-oriented making it quite difficult for them to actively look after their toddlers. Being parents, they do want to be there for their toddlers as effectively as possible. Here is a list of items that will help them. Continue reading A List of Useful Items That Will Help You Take Care of Your Toddler
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Trenton NJ, Senator Holly Schepisi (R-39) responded to the State Board of Education’s refusal to reconsider or delay controversial new sex education standards that school districts have been mandated to enact through their curricula this fall:
Continue reading NJ State Board of Education Mandates Force Creepy Sex Ed on School Districts
Congratulations on your new arrival! As a first-time parent, there are a lot of things you need to know to make your baby happy. In this article, we’ll cover everything from how to change a diaper to how to soothe a crying infant. As you navigate the exciting journey of parenthood, it’s valuable to understand the cues behind your baby’s cries. Exploring the nuances of different baby cries can provide insights into their needs and emotions. Keep reading for tips and advice that will help you become a parenting pro in no time!
Continue reading Parenting 101: Everything First-time Parents Need To Make Their Baby Happy
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Ridgewood NJ, last October, the Biden Justice Department ordered the FBI to stop alleged “threats and acts of violence” against school officials who were the largest of frustrated parents. The move was prompted by a letter from the National School Board Association to Justice claiming that parents who object to mask mandates and the imposition of critical race theory were engaging in “a form of domestic terrorism.”
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