Young and new to the area, Stancil-Martin is ready to serve
He is serious about his responsibilities as the new District 11 alder and has taken meetings with multiple fellow-alders in order to gain some wisdom and best practices.
Community
Young and new to the area, Stancil-Martin is ready to serve
He is serious about his responsibilities as the new District 11 alder and has taken meetings with multiple fellow-alders in order to gain some wisdom and best practices.
Voces de la Frontera: Immigrants must cross many borders to arrive in America
Children of immigrants grow up between the culture of their country and the culture of their parents, and that experience underlines the cultural border between them and the rest of the society.
ACOCA owner feels uncertainty with Trump's shaky tariff policy
Tariffs on everything from coffee to oat milk to blueberries and avocados impact Acoca’s bottom line. Bill Wetzel says there’s only so much he can do to plan for such things, especially given all the uncertainty.
Opinion
Voces de la Frontera: Immigrants must cross many borders to arrive in America
Children of immigrants grow up between the culture of their country and the culture of their parents, and that experience underlines the cultural border between them and the rest of the society.
Education
Trump's executive order could turn back clock on education
It could drastically reduce funding for vital services for students with disabilities, low-income students, and English learners. The rights of all students to receive an appropriate education are imperiled.
Appleton truancy resolution delayed until next month
All voiced their concern about the potential negative impact of punitive measures on students. Several emphasized the need to gather information and carefully craft any future policies. Most argued that the root causes of truancy must be addressed to truly solve the problem.
Former speech pathologist fears impact of loss of Department of Education on special needs kids
Whether it’s funding or ethical and professional guidelines, Clark-Stojke sees what she calls “chaos” if the current attitudes toward the department continues. Not only has Trump cut the workforce in half, he selected as secretary a person without any education qualifications at all.
Politics
Trump's executive order could turn back clock on education
It could drastically reduce funding for vital services for students with disabilities, low-income students, and English learners. The rights of all students to receive an appropriate education are imperiled.
Young and new to the area, Stancil-Martin is ready to serve
He is serious about his responsibilities as the new District 11 alder and has taken meetings with multiple fellow-alders in order to gain some wisdom and best practices.
Business
ACOCA owner feels uncertainty with Trump's shaky tariff policy
Tariffs on everything from coffee to oat milk to blueberries and avocados impact Acoca’s bottom line. Bill Wetzel says there’s only so much he can do to plan for such things, especially given all the uncertainty.
The Deepest Cut: The looming disaster from the assault on the FDA
With the FDA now woefully understaffed, medical device companies are in limbo with how to proceed on either a new project or a project that is in the end stages but still requires FDA guidance and approval.
