Sunday, June 21, 2015
Walker lie number 1,000,001: Act 10 improved Wisconsin’s ACT score
Sunday Paper (06/21)
Good morning everyone and Happy Father's Day!
We have (2) coupon inserts in today's paper:
1-Smart Source (SS)
1-Red Plum (RP)
You can still get the Sunday Richmond Times Dispatch for $1.25 at Richmond area Walgreens!
Coupon Highlights:
$3 off (2) Suave Professionals Gold Infusion Hair Items
$2 off (2) Suave Professionals 28oz Shampoo or Conditioner
$0.50 off Country Crock Spread
$1 off Hellman's Product
$3 off Centrum MultiGummies
$1 off Purina One Brand Dry Cat Food
$3 off Purina One Smart Blend Dry Dog Food
$1 off Luvs Diapers
$0.75 off Silk Half Gallon
$0.25 off Heinz Tomato Ketchup
$0.50 off Heinz Yellow Mustard
$1 off when you buy BOTH Heinz Ketchup and Mustard
$1 off (2) Kikkoiman Sauces
$1 off (2) PAM Cooking Sprays
$1 off 5.5oz or Larger Bag of Riceworks
$1 off (2) Friendly's ICe Cream
$1 off Sargento Tastings Cheese
$0.50 off Arm and Hammer Laundry Detergent
$1 off Birds Eye Steamfresh Flavor Full Variety
$1 off Birds Eye Steamfresh Protein Blends Variety
$0.25 off Bounty Paper Towels (Includes Single Roll)
$1 off Raid Product
$0.50 off French's Ketchup
$0.30 off French's Mustard
$0.50 off any Wet N Wild Item
$0.50 off Edwards Pie
$0.50 off Kraft Mayo
Saturday, June 20, 2015
Friday Favorites- 6/19
Did you catch our recap of the Richmond blogger meet up? It was an awesome time and it was great getting so many great local bloggers together! I think we were all sore the next day Ok, let’s jump into some of the awesome blog posts from last week: Not only does this post contain […]
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Friday, June 19, 2015
Walker is literally just phoning it in now
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A Test That Will Determine Your Future, A Test You Will Surely Fail
Complaints are pouring in about the New York Regents examination in algebra, which all students must pass in order to graduate. It is now aligned with the Common Core, so it is very “rigorous.” Most students know that they are likely to fail. There are many reports of students in tears, and teachers in despair. What will New York do about the clog in the pipeline? What if most students can’t pass the exam and can’t graduate? Will they remain in high school until they drop out? Ideas? Anyone?
The common theme shared by parents and teachers was that any test that children will likely fail that determines their future is abusive, and that when most children leave an exam in tears something is very wrong. And don’t forget that this incredibly flawed exam will also count toward teacher evaluation, thereby prejudicing and harming teachers as well.
Up Periscope, 20 Knots from Perfect
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