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That was my question to a friend who has children close to the age of my oldest daughter; children who attend(ed) the same public schools as mine.
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We've been there too. I went to private school, mu hubby went to public. When our oldest started, the city we lived in didn't have the best schools although they weren't terrible. We sent her to private and really liked the school. When we moved to the area we now live in, the schools had a great reputation and we knew quite a few people in the district so the kids went to public. It can be a big decision!
I grew up in a poor farming community and attended public schools and got a fair education. It was not as good had I been a city girl. Then decades later things change. I raised my children in an upper middle class community and felt safe sending them to public school. Rich kids are just as bad as poor kids, but in some neighborhoods this is a more serious consideration regarding crime and drugs and bullying. These can be more prolific in crowded and poorly funded schools. It is a fact. But private schools do not always have the best tools and laboratories and staffing. It is a difficult situation and as you have pointed out, there is also the personality of the student to consider.
This is tricky! There are so many variables.
When we moved here, we (like you) based our house search on the reputation of the school districts. In the end, we're in a good district and we've been happy enough with it so far, BUT, I often wonder. Are the test scores higher here because of the education system? Or are they higher here because this is where the parents who care more about them end up sending their kids - know what I'm sayin'? Chicken and egg.
In you and your kids' cases, I think just the fact that you are thoughtful about this will do wonders for them!
I went to an excellent public school and believe in public education. I think we need to do a far better job as a society on how we fund public schools (the property tax funding of public schools means wealthy communities get good schools, poor communities get poor schools) and run them. Still, I understand the difference between a belief in equality in education and the reality on the ground for many families.
When our children were going through school, public school was about "the only game in [our small] town." We didn't even think of private school. They graduated from public high schools in the city were we live now, and both did well enough to go to university. (Our daughter is now doing a master's degree in social work; our son dropped out, but is home-schooling his two children — we help a bit.)
I think most of our decisions were the right ones. I would do them again in the same situations.
I realize, however, that we Canadians may do some things differently from our American friends and neighbours.
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I went to a very poor, very diverse Catholic school. At 22 I became a public school teacher, and I was appalled by bad behavior of the students. By the time I had kids, I lived in an area with good, though declining, schools and I sent my kids there. Meh. The school wasn't bad. But is was still a school. So, now I homeschool. Where I lived in California, it was assumed that everyone would send their kids to private school if they could afford it. Or move to the really rich town up the road.
I agree with Abby...so many variables.
My older daughter went through her education in public school and did great. My younger daughter is 16 and has been in private school for all but the first two years of her schooling. I am a public school teacher, and it was a hard decision. What it boiled down to was we felt she would be in an environment at our private church school that is much closer to how we are raising her than at the large public high school she would have been attending. I've heard too many stories of things that go on there that probably most parents who aren't in education don't hear.
I went to a private Catholic elementary school for seven years, then to public school for the rest because our town did not have a Catholic high school. I think it was a good experience for me, and I still have the friends I made there, but I think the kids were nicer in the public school.
As you know, I home schooled my kids for four years when we lived at a remote lodge, which was a good way for them to start off and teach them good work habits. They all have done fine in public school but we made sure they all had lives outside of school because their small high school has limited extra curricular activities, and I wanted to encourage them to have a life outside of school.
I agree with Abby in that, quite often, schools with involved and engaged parents have higher scores. Our elementary school here has a very diverse demographic and a great principal whose aim it is to develop the kids into fine human beings, but it doesn't score very high on the 'marks' end of things.
Would I send them to private Catholic school if we had one here? Probably. But we don't, so we have made the best of our situation. I think you know your kids the best of anyone, and given the choice, want the best for them, right?
Whether rich, poor, or in between, parents must evaluate a child's school experience and advocate. Private schools aren't exempt from problems. I really believe that family support no matter what the choice of school is crucial. That said, parents with higher education and those with a higher income have the advantage. I cannot imagine my mother, a blue-collar worker with an 8th grade education, advocating for me. I did advocate for my own children - we used both public and private schools for them. My children continue the trend with my grandchildren - sometimes asking my advise since I was a teacher. It's all about the needs of the child and how best to serve them.
I managed to get through public schools and feel like I fared alright, but I guess I was lucky in attending a "good" suburban school. I eventually ended up substitute teaching in the same school district and got a different view of the experience. Different kids have different needs. We need to educate them in the ways that work best for them, including homeschooling sometimes. I wish every kid had parents who have the love and means for their best outcomes.
I never considered private schooling for my kids.
I did have the luxury of being able to get very involved in the school system. I was a member of the parent council through most of their years in elementary school. I was on numerous parent/teacher committees of various natures. I knew administration and teachers very well. I was able to determine for myself who of the 2 or 3 teachers per grade would be most suitable for my sons' particular needs. I knew how to make that happen despite, that for many years, the principal was resistant to parents' requests for their kids. For the most part, it worked out well for my boys.
It does take more than the school staff to find the right fit for each kid and of course that just can't always work out with all the other things needed to take into consideration. I understand that not everyone has that opportunity to be that involved. I was very lucky that way. I believe that a parent-teacher partnership is very important.. to whatever degree can be managed.
That is a big chance if you have a good public school around which I had in Long Island! Here I found a good one too. But.. i think it depends on your conditions. Because my son needs to improve his english so a private school would be better for him or he needs a language course to support. But if I were still living in New York, I wouldn't think of a private school.
Will be checking out other posts of you and try to catch up xx
First. Thank you so much for stopping by and leaving me such a nice note. I sure do appreciate it.
Do you really want my opinion on this topic. LOL I was a low income practicing alcoholic. My kids lived with their father until one by one they came back to live with me. My one and only rule was that they go to school. The youngest went. She started all over and went from the bottom to 6th grade in a year and a half. My eldest didn't want to go to school. She'd start off in the mornings and never get there. Wouldn't go to her counseling appointments, and did her life all her own way with drinking, drugs, and boys not school. I ended up putting both in a public special education school, where after 4 years they both ended up top of their classes.
Today, after years of a horror story, my eldest is graduating from a two year college with a double degree. I cannot tell you how proud we all are.
I went private all the way... but where I grew up, that was a no-brainer. The school system where I grew up and where we live now is different from the school system in the US. I guess, for us, it's not so much a matter of private vs public, but rather which (name) school you go to. We ended up choosing a school for our kids that we feel is the best fit --not just for them, but for our family as a whole. It was important to us to find that balance --academics, creativity, teaching philosophy that we fully support and are committed to, affordability, distance from home, school community, diversity, an IB curriculum.
Here the norm is for people who can afford it to send their kids to private, mostly Catholic schools. My oldest, now 21 is autistic. We didn't know that when he started school, but knew he had a speech delay. We picked public schools for him due to special ed and ended up liking his school enough that we couldn't figure out why we shouldn't send his sister there three years later. From that elementary my son moved to Catholic middle school, Catholic high school and then back to public high school. His sister went from the elementary to a public magnet middle/high school with which we were very pleased. I have a much younger daughter and we put her in Catholic school; mostly for the faith element, partly because due to new rules we couldn't send her where her sibs went. I'm dreading the high school decision--they are so expensive, I don't think the religious aspect is worth paying for and yet the class of kids at our local public high school isn't really who I want her running with. She doesn't have the grades/test scores for the magnet school.


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Comparing the cancer cells to the patterns of normal cells, the pathologist will give the most common pattern a grade of one to five. The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) explained that as cells transform from healthy to cancerous, they go through five distinct patterns. These are the five scales of the Gleason system. Low-grade tumor cells are quite similar to normal cells and rank between one and two on the scale, while high-grade tumor cells – closest to a scale of five – are so mutated that they will not look anything like the normal cell pattern.
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T stage classifications
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- T3: Describes cancer that has moved outside the capsule of the prostate, classed as T3a and if it has moved beyond to the seminal vesicles, the tumor is classed as stage T3b.
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N stage classifications
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Efficacy of four commercial biocidal products (noted A to D), using manufacturers' recommendations, and a contact time of 30minutes, were evaluated in the purpose of standard SR EN1657: 2006 adapted.
Were used four strains, two as reference: Aspergillus brasiliensis (niger) (ATCC 16404) and Candida albicans (ATCC 10231), and two isolates: Aspergillus flavus and respectively Aspergillus fumigatus. The inoculum plates containing Malt Extract Agar (MEA) were incubated 48h for C. albicans and 72hours for Aspergillus spp. The standard SR EN1657: 2006 adapted was conducted in two phases: the test cultures preparation and the method validation. Method validation included: the control of experimental conditions and of neutralizant solution, and the method verification.
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We get introduced to our main character Jeff … I mean Malice, the supervillain … no wait! Not Malice! It's the hero, Virtue! The mighty hero Virtue comes to rescue a woman from some muggers … and finds himself married … wait, no … our main character is Jeff. It's Malice. No. It's Virtue. No. It's Jeff. And thus … Fracture begins.
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The pacing of the book was excellent. Gabborin give you just enough to get a feeling for the characters and story that it will make you want more. Well done by Gabborin.
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We only have one featured release this week and that's down to a number of reasons that I'll come on to later in this article. That being said, the release that we are featuring is pretty…special, so hopefully you guys will still find it interesting. Tochiotome25 are a fairly obscure idol group, at least in the circles that I operate in. A few of us here at NSK have been trying to promote them though, and you should definitely check out their previous song "Dokkan! Ichigo Sakusen".
With that introduction of sorts out of the way (do you guys like these longer form write-ups when we don't have multiple featured releases?), let's actually talk about "Wagyuu Fire!". The song reminds me of the kind of thing you'd hear from groups that are cut from the Stardust cloth and that's certainly no bad thing. As people know, I'm pretty receptive to upbeat songs that are a bit different from the norm and "Wagyuu Fire!" and Tochiotome25 as a whole offer this in abundance.
Those of you who actually bother to click the links in these articles and watch the PVs will already know, but the PV for this song is suitably crazy too. Headbanging cows that breathe fire, dancing pieces of meat, a giant mecha bull…I'm not making any of this up, really. The whole thing really is just such a spectacle that I have to recommend that you check this one out, even if it's just to say you've seen one of the weirdest idol related videos this year.
"Tabete.Waratte.Ikite Iku." by Akamaru Dash
"Kamisama no Ijiwaru" by Candy Go! Go!
"She Is Wannabe!" by Galette
Galette would have most likely been a featured release this week if they actually had a full PV for me to check out. I'm not personally in the business of writing about songs based off of thirty second previews but I do think the song has some promise. The same is true of Candy Go! Go!, who also appear to have a pretty solid single out this week. Again though, there just isn't enough for me to go on to make a recommendation right now. Until next time.
If you missed any of the last few weeks' worth of new music you can check out past editions of This Week in Music here.
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Amen. If you have your Bibles, I'd invite you to turn with me to Ephesians, chapter four, as we continue our study in this book. It's been three weeks or so since we've been in this passage together. We've returned to the "scene of the crime" where last...
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Paco Fralick
For Fralick, Rhinelander, this was his second year attending the three-day festival. The event earned him three awards in the country, folk and spiritual categories. While there, he gave seven solo performances, at times sharing the stage with fellow Lac du Flambeau tribal member and award-winning artist Kelly Jackson. He also performed with Wade Fernandez, Jan Michael Looking Wolf, Victoria Shoemaker and Melissa Horner.
Fralick blends country, folk, pop and Native Americana. He plays guitar, fiddle, piano and harmonica. He released his first album, "Letting Go," in 2017.
Fralick had a total of nine songs nominated in blues, country, folk and spiritual categories. Those he was awarded included Best Folk Song — "Women and Water" (featuring friend Michael Bucher), Best Country Song — "I'm Moving On" and Best Spiritual Song — "In Seven Generations."
Fralick is currently preparing for his next big event, his first-ever visit to the 18th annual Native American Music Awards (NAMA) on Oct. 12 at the Seneca Niagara Resort and Casino in Niagara Falls, New York. The NAMA is the most prestigious award show for Native American music.
"The song that is getting the most traction is 'Women and Water,' which I co-wrote with Michael Bucher," Fralick noted. Bucher, Cherokee, lives in Birchwood and is a three-time NAMA winner, Fralick said. The friends share a unique bond.
"I saw Michael play at Indian Summer about 15 years ago and thought someday I'd like to meet him and be able to perform on the Miller Stage in Milwaukee," Fralick recalled. "About three years ago, I met him when we were both performing for a Women and Water Symposium in Lac Courte Oreilles. We became instant friends, but I lost track of him. I found out he had a tragic accident and lost three fingers on a table saw and wasn't playing music. I called him and said, 'Mike we should write a song together.' About nine months went by, and one day he sent me half of this song."
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Fralick was about five years old when he first started playing piano, but his love of music began well before that.
"My dad (Len Fralick) played four to five nights out a week," he said. "He was always playing around the house, so I was surrounded by music, even when in Mom's belly."
Fralick took piano and violin lessons as a child, and, as a teenager, picked up the bass guitar and started playing with a band. He'd seen his father play for a crowd when he was 16 and "… that's when I decided I wanted to play in a band … I have a lot of great memories with my dad." Fralick said his band wouldn't make a lot of money, but they did have a lot of fun.
In college, Fralick began writing music. As a freshman, he penned, "Daddy, When Are You Coming Home?" as a tribute to his grandfather, honoring him for overcoming alcoholism.
Fralick graduated from dental school, got married and had children but always kept music close to his heart.
"All along the way, I wrote songs," he said. "I feel like it kept me grounded. The stress of college and of living in the city … (music) was always around in some fashion."
Fralick said he was inspired by spiritual dreams to begin a dental clinic in Lac du Flambeau when he was 37.
"That Native side of me just woke up," he recalled. "It changed my focus and my priorities. It's been a blessing for me."
When Fralick stepped away from that clinic, he said he had a lot of energy that needed to be refocused. That focus would go back towards one of his first loves, music, even though it had been awhile since he'd been writing or performing.
"I felt a void, music filled that void," Fralick said. "I was like, 'Wow, it's still there.'"
Fralick recorded at Clear Blue Studios in Tomahawk and later recorded at Whitehouse Productions in Wausau.
"I really do enjoy the production side," Fralick observed. "I record all the parts of myself. It was also nice to incorporate other musicians … all the songs are quite different. Relationships, things I've witnessed or seen, emotions. When I write, I sit down and get my mind out of the way … I never know what's going to come out. It's an adventure."
When not performing or writing, Fralick still enjoys working as a dentist at his private practice in Rhinelander or as a dentist at Mole Lake. Fralick was instrumental in creating and establishing the dental practice still thriving in Lac du Flambeau.
At the upcoming NAMAs, Fralick is nominated in five categories: Best Folk, Best Americana, Album of the Year, Best Male Artist and Best Narrative Video of the Year. Voting is open to the public, and they may vote by visiting www.nativeamericanmusicawards.com/vote-now.
Of earning the recent awards, Fralick observed it is both humbling and a validation of his hard work.
"The award is also given to all those who recorded with me," Fralick said. "Every single song brings up different emotions and memories. All those emotions come to life in music. All the struggles, all life's little challenges. Every song is special and different, just like the awards."
More information about Fralick can be found at www.pacofralick.
Kelly Jackson
International award-winning artist Kelly Jackson, Lac du Flambeau, currently has two albums to her name, "Spirit of a Woman" and "Renditions of the Soul." She performed onstage at the Indian Summer Music Awards with Fralick this year, where she attended to support him and celebrate the event.
"Music has always been medicine for me," Jackson said. "You can listen to a song and it takes you back to a memory or a thought … I liked that you can leave a legacy behind through music. There's still that legacy, that's something that's really important to me."
Jackson performs folk, jazz, country, hip hop and rock, all infused with native influences including drums, shakers, bells and the native flute. Through her music, Jackson aims to promote healing, self-empowerment, environmental protection and cultural reflection, she noted.
"It's about lifting ourselves as a community," Jackson said of her passion for music. "To be more uplifting, aspiring … it's a huge part of my message, to mindfully lift as we climb."
Jackson has been nominated for NAMAs in prior years. She was nominated for her debut album, "Spirit of a Woman" in five separate categories. In 2012, she earned the prestigious "Best Americana Album of the Year." In 2017, she was nominated for "Song/Single of the Year" and "Best Music Video Performance" for her song, "Wake Up," a song focused on being environmentally-conscious.
Jackson has taken a breather this year, spending time on her music but also on her family and continuing to be an active tribal advocate and philanthropist. She is the co-founder of Spirit of a Woman, a non-profit organization providing personal and professional development for women and girls. Additionally, Jackson has been instrumental in launching and maintaining Indigenous Girls Rock Camp, a 7-day empowerment music camp for girls 8 to 18. Attendees learn an instrument as well as performance leadership with female music instructors, learn about forming a band and writing original song and performing live.
"It's a way to inspire women to get involved, there are not a lot of women in it," Jackson said. The program offers retreats, development opportunities, scholarships and more.
Born in the Wausau area, Jackson moved to the Lac du Flambeau area around 19 where she raised her family and worked in the area where she applied her talents as tribal preservation officer to historic preservation, including the center that stands today. It was that center which inspired her first album, "Spirt of a Woman."
"That was where my passion to continue music came from," Jackson observed.
Jackson's love for music began when she was a child — her father and uncles all were musicians and she started out in singing and vocals.
"Music has been in my life as long as I can remember," she noted.
As a teenager, Jackson picked up guitar and also learned the drums.
Her debut album would release in 2012 and go on to be the NAMA winner for best Americana Album of the Year. Her next, "Renditions of the Soul," also went on to gain national recognition.
"It's really been a great jumpstart," she said. "Music for me is mostly about celebrating my heritage, culture and community … I enjoy sharing my culture."
She currently lives in Madison, where she is still active in historic and cultural preservation, the non-profit girls' camp program as well as her music — which takes her on the road locally, nationally and sometimes internationally. She also has strong family priorities and bonds.
Jackson will not be attending the NAMA ceremony in New York this year. She is currently working on more music as well as being a mother, grandmother and advocate for tribal affairs.
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This whole contest was supposed to be easy. I know, I know. Famous last words.
It's a long story, but I messed up at work. Big time. To earn back the trust of my boss, I promised to save one of our magazines. Yep. That Hot Dad contest you've seen advertised all over the place was my idea. And if I'm successful, if I'm able to increase our online readership, then I get a shot at my dream job.
But the one thing I never expected to happen, happened: Contestant number ten, Grayson Malone. Hello, Mr. Difficult. And did I mention sexy as hell?
Unfortunately he knows me. The old me, anyway. And while we might be older now, I remind him of before. Of the woman who broke his heart, who hardened him, and who left him alone to raise the cutest little boy I've ever seen.
But I don't want a relationship. And I definitely don't fall for single dads with baggage. Even ones with chiseled abs and killer smiles.
But he got to me. They got to me. Him and his son and their messy, crazy life. But I got to him too. I see the stolen glances. I feel the walls he built start to crumble. I recognize that there's an unexpected beauty to the chaos in his life.
And now that the contest is about to end, we're left to decide whether the last six months were just fun or if what we have is worth risking it all?
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Reviewed by Anna Green on behalf of KFF
This book features the third Malone brother, Grayson. This single dad romance is the final standalone book in the Everyday Heroes series. I would however suggest that you also read the other deliciously hot brothers Grady in Combust and Grant in Cuffed.
Grayson is a rescue helicopter pilot who is currently on desk duty for not following protocol. He is a single dad to eight year old Luke. He was left holding the baby when his ex girlfriend chose the privileged lifestyle she grew up with. Grayson is an overprotective dad and devotes his life to caring for his son and focused on his job. Things got interesting when his brothers entered him in a hot dad contest for a magazine without his knowledge.
Sidney comes from a rich influential family and works for her father's publishing company. My initial impression was of a flighty and spoilt woman but once you read further, you realise she is a loyal, caring friend, and a dedicated career woman. The hot dad contest is her brainchild and brought her back to Grayson's orbit. Grayson and Sidney are made for each other, their chemistry will make you swoon but one thing that gets in the way between the pair is Grayson's emotional baggage. It looks like he still harbours resentment towards his ex for abandoning him and their baby. Is falling in love worth the risk, will it heal his emotional scars?
"There comes a time when you have to choose whether you're going to remain rooted to your past and the things she did to you, or to take a step forward with a clean slate."
This contemporary romance is a perfect combination of sexiness and angst. From the moment Sidney and Grayson met there was an undeniable spark that forged them together, the close family ties of the Malone family, the relationship between Sidney and her dad, all these ingredients make a fantastic love story. This author is a master at pulling your heartstrings; she writes characters that will make you fall in love with the hero. This is definitely one of my favourite books this year, highly recommended!
About K. Bromberg
New York Times Bestselling author K. Bromberg writes contemporary novels that contain a mixture of sweet, emotional, a whole lot of sexy, and a little bit of real. She likes to write strong heroines, and damaged heroes who we love to hate and hate to love.
A mom of three, she plots her novels in between school runs and soccer practices, more often than not with her laptop in tow.
Since publishing her first book in 2013, Kristy has sold over one million copies of her books across sixteen different countries and has landed on the New York Times, USA Today, and Wall Street Journal Bestsellers lists over twenty-five times. Her Driven trilogy (Driven, Fueled, and Crashed) is currently being adapted for film by Passionflix with the first movie slated to release in the summer of 2018.
She is currently working on her Everyday Heroes trilogy. This series consists of three complete standalone novels—Cuffed, Combust, and Cockpit (late spring 2018)—and is about three brothers who are emergency responders, the jobs that call to them, and the women who challenge them.
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