Ga. legislative panel probes the Common Core
Georgia has now joined the list of state legislatures looking at the Common Core State Standards with a lot more scrutiny.
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Paul Katula
Paul Katula is the executive editor of the Voxitatis Research Foundation, which publishes this blog. For more information, see the About page.
Stories by Paul Katula
Buddy Baseball promotes inclusion and understanding
By Paul Katula
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Special Olympics Unified Sports is a growing trend, supported sometimes by state law, that gives disabled students a better chance to play sports.
Ohio State Marching Band director dismissed
By Paul Katula
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The OSU marching band had a culture that may have denigrated some members, but the director who failed to stop it has been fired.
Chicago board, with money & violence, quiets dissent
By Paul Katula
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Disturbing scenes as Chicago approves a budget to reduce services at schools, give more spin, and control opposing voices.
The life of subs in Broadway's orchestra pits
By Paul Katula
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Thinking about playing in a pit orchestra on Broadway? Here's what it can be like if you're a substitute musician.
A refugee-like crisis comes to Maryland
By Paul Katula
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Unaccompanied children are making a dangerous trip to the US, and they deserve to be treated humanely and processed quickly in our courts.
Kids like new healthier meals
By Paul Katula
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When it comes to healthy eating at lunch, marketing is much more important than finances, which are indeed suffering but could recover with some creativity.
Shepard band in soccer promo
By Paul Katula
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Marchers from Alan B Shepard HS in IL had a little fun this summer playing the marching band in a video spoof about soccer and Ferris Bueller.
Aldrin asks, Can mankind establish residence on Mars?
By Paul Katula
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On the 45th anniversary of Neil Armstrong's walk on the moon, we pause to listen to the words of Buzz Aldrin as he reflects on our future.
White House hosts 3rd annual Kids' State Dinner
By Paul Katula
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The 3rd annual Kids' State Dinner at the White House featured some healthy recipes submitted by kids from every state and territory.