Want to help me get on the ballot? If you are willing to sign my nomination papers and you live in the 14th District, please message me or go to my website (https://t.co/QF6mFRenz2 ) to sign up. I'll put the form in the mail since I can't hand-deliver them to you. Thank you!
Here's to all those students who had anticipated walking across the stage to receive their much-deserved diploma: CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS of 2020!
No Caps, No Gowns: For Many In The Class Of 2020, Commencement Is Called Off https://t.co/JiAEuIfCzI
Breaking news - WI Supreme Court rules against Evers admin, says Palm’s Safer at Home order is actually a rule & bec she didn’t follow rule process, it is unenforceable. Rules process must be followed because it safeguards all people. “We further conclude that Palm's order...
Looking for a good book? Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive through the Dangers of Change. About Adaptive Leadership. The following article sums up characteristics of these leaders. https://t.co/MvHtpxV5kB
Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) just released results from a survey of WI parents with school-age children to gain insight into their experience with K-12 education during COVID-19. https://t.co/MK7OATR6Ex
Today is World Press Freedom Day. Though established by the UN General Assembly in the '90s, this foundational principle of freedom, the freedom of the press, was stated clearly at our nation's founding in the Bill of Rights: Amendment I.
“Hope is being able to see that there is light despite all of the darkness."
Desmond Tutu, an Anglican cleric and theologian, spoke these words years ago. Perhaps they are more relevant today than ever. Stay safe and stay hopeful Wisconsin!
Many national holidays are altered/effected with the Safer at Home Order, but #NationalBookDay is not. Safer at home cannot stop the furthering of education that reading can bring. So read a book and thank an educator today!
Students from Tosa East and Tosa West High Schools had planned to participate in the We the People National Championship in D.C. this weekend. Coronavirus meant canceling the in-person competition but both schools opted to participate through a video call
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Many businesses around the world are weathering the coronavirus storm with creative, innovative responses. This article features encouraging examples of human resilience in the face of challenging times.
#WorldCreativityandInnovationDay
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@projectninja617 Kris, that’s painful. I was not “out protesting shelter in place.” I did drive by as any citizen has the right to do, remaining in my car to observe social distancing. I felt it was important to see what was actually going on myself. What I observed was a rally, not a protest.
Want to help me get on the ballot? If you are willing to sign my nomination papers and you live in the 14th District, please message me or go to my website (https://t.co/QF6mFRenz2 ) to sign up. I'll put the form in the mail since I can't hand-deliver them to you. Thank you!
Working with the Coronavirus Task Force, CDC, and national advisors, President Trump this week put forth the following guidelines for opening America back up again. Thank you to all those involved in moving us safely to the next phase. https://t.co/SSDVbyGj8Y
Yasuko and I have been friends since 1987 when I lived in Japan. In 2010, I took my family to visit the special people and places I remembered from living there. This was taken on Miyajima Island off the coast of Hiroshima.
#WorldHeritageDay