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Printable text version Mail this to a friend May 22, 2003 State gives least to Nevada schools By Emily Richmond emily@vegas.com LAS VEGAS SUN When it comes to the percentage of education funding its public schools receive from the state, Nevada ranks last in the nation, according to a new report released Wednesday by the country's largest teachers' union. At the same time, Nevada has the nation's second-highest percentage of K-12 funding from local governments 66 percent well above the national average of 43 percent, the National Education Association reports. Nevada schools received just 28.5 percent of their funding from state government in the 2001-02 academic year, compared with the national average of 50 percent. Hawaii ranked first with just under 89 percent. Walt Rulffes, deputy superintendent of operations for the Clark County School District, said this morning that the issue isn't where the money comes from but the amount. "We cannot educate our children properly without the dollars to back up the initiatives," Rulffes said. "It's that simple." After cutting $90 million in the last two years, the Clark County School Board approved a slimmed-down $1.4 billion operating budget Wednesday night but hedged that with a back-up plan that would cut $111 million if proposed revenue does not come in.

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Education Teacher Education Blamed for Public Schools' Decline by Carol Innerst Mischievous speculation? No. It happens, as a result of an historically flawed system in America of educating mostly average or below-average students to be public school teachers. As evidence continues to pile up that American children are not learning the basics in school, critics are quick to blame the youngsters, their parents, the schools, television or the curriculum. But increasingly, the focus has shifted to the teacher, the most vital link in the education process. Now, a four-month study at teachers colleges by The Washington Times indicates that the problem of unsatisfactory classroom learning is rooted in the early selection and education of students who say they want to be teachers. These students then are being taught by professors who differ wildly on what teachers need to know. "Schools of education are cash cows to universities," says Dean Edwin J. Delattre of the Boston University School of Education. "They admit and graduate students who have low levels of intellectual accomplishment, and these people are in turn visited on schoolchildren. They are well-intentioned, decent, nice people who by and large don’t know what they’re doing." Mr. Delattre is one of the harshest critics of schools of education.

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Dean Heller Nevada Secretary of State CIRCULATING IN 2003 - 2004 As of: May 6, 2004 DATE FILED PURPOSE IF PETITION IS SUFFICIENT PROPONENTS STATUS An Initiative Petition to amend the Constitution to prohibit public employees from holding elective office. Initiative will be placed on the ballot for the 2004 General Election. If it passes, it will then be placed on the ballot again in 2006 Nevadans for Sound Government George Harris 1401 Byrn Mawr Las Vegas, NV 89102 Telephone: (702)385-3320 Being Circulated. Must be turned in for signature verification by June 15, 2004 A Referendum Petition that proposes to put to a vote of the people, for approval or disapproval, legislation enacted by Senate Bill 8 of the 20th Special Session of the 2003 Legislature. Title: AXE THE TAX Referendum will be placed on the ballot for the 2004 General Election. If a majority of the voters vote for approval of such statute or any part thereof it shall stand as the law and not be amended, annulled, repealed set aside or suspended in any way except by the direct vote of the people. If a majority of such voters vote for disapproval of such statute or any part thereof, such statute shall be void and of no effect. Nevadans for Sound Government George Harris 1401 Byrn Mawr Las Vegas, NV 89102

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Governor Guinn's Cabinet: Birgit Baker, Director Chuck Chinnock, Executive Director Dept. of Taxation Perry Comeaux, Director Dept. of Administration Jackie Crawford, Director Dept. of Corrections Terry Crawforth Director Dept. of Wildlife Jeff Fontaine, Director Dept. of Transportation (NDOT) Jeanne Greene, Director Dept. of Personnel Don Henderson, Director Dept. of Agriculture Lorraine T. Hunt Lieutenant Governor Ginny Lewis, Director Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV) Keith Rheault Dept. of Education Jim Rogers, Interim Chancellor University System Chancellor Terry Savage, Director Dept. of Information Technology Scott Sisco, Interim Director Dept. of Cultural Affairs Don Soderberg, Chairman Public Utilities Commission George Togliatti Director Dept. of Public Safety Mike Turnipseed, Director Sydney Wickliffe, Director Mike Willden, Director Dept. of Human Resources Giles Vanderhoof, Adjutant General

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