Than this, we are not just ending suspensions we are asking you as teachers to help us. Good evening, my rose willis and i am a parent and a community, and i am also a member of the San Francisco, Alumni Chapter which is really taken on the task of making sure that our children are treated equally, and so, and i am happy to hear that it is done and i am skeptical but i am going to be positive but what i would like to ask and if this is passed is that we need to hold this School District accountable and what i mean by that is someone that needs to monitor what is going on and because i have heard this language, time and time again, and nothing is resolved because, they are still getting suspended, on the whole defiance thing and no one can explain what that means. And i will leave this because there are other people talking and i will tell you why i would like to see it change and also i am a Child Protective Service worker and i have a miner who was homeless and a senior at marshal. An
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The road less travelled - losing the tedious time-wasting commute
Laois Dublin commuter on her lease of life thanks to Covid lockdown
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It’s been a while, just a year now, since I’ve had the privilege of heading up to Dublin and taking the M7 motorway for my daily commute to work.
My commute usually accounted for between 15 to 20 hours of travel per week. Yep just travelling….In the mornings I’d set the alarm for 5.30am, grab a coffee and out the door. Most mornings I was half asleep until I hit junction 14 and the coffee kicked in. I would slowly leave the country roads of Portarlington and Killenard to merge onto the fast pace M7.