Starting with his alma mater and using little more than charm, Robert Hicks conned the college fundraising industry out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. His name is mud at A&M.
(Pictured: The team who helped with the classroom flip) When Patty Wallace walked into her classroom, at Jonesboro Elementary, on the evening of Tuesday, April 18th, she thought she was coming in to check on a water leak. Several of her co-workers were quietly waiting for her! For the previous 3 days, the group had … Continue reading Teachers Appreciating Teachers: Jonesboro Elementary Teachers Flip Beloved Coworker’s Classroom
Starting with his alma mater and using little more than charm, Robert Hicks conned the college fundraising industry out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. His name is mud at A&M.
covered in oil. wetlands is going to act like a sponge. and it s going to soak us up. and it s going to be very difficult to get out of there. reporter: these boat were supposed to set out a boom to block the oil. but high winds and waves kept them out. reporter: we still don t know what caused the explosion that led to the oil spill. reporter: the obama administration is stopping all new offshore oil projects until new safety standards are put in place. when i heard that today, i dropped to my knees. you don t ground all of the planes when the plane crashes. reporter: but the leak continues. and it might take as many as 90 days to stop it, which means 19 million gallons could end up in the gulf, making it the largest oil spill in u.s. history. terrell brown, cbs news, venice, louisiana. workers with the delaware- based tri-state pird rescue and bird rescue and research have already seen their first patient. it is a white ganet, which was covered in thick blac
i couldn t stand what was going on there. administration was not only sweeping it under the rug, they were aggressively keeping teachers from saying anything. reporter: administrators say they do not tolerate attacks and are working extensively with gilmor. two years ago, they also drew attention for this violence. there are more threats now on them. than there have ever been. it s getting to be out of control. reporter: the gilmor incident has sparked new worries over classroom safety. parents and teachers hope it will get them this behavior. make sure they keep the school police and the school administration in the loop so we can start addressing these problems before they get out of hand. reporter: and we did request an interview today with school ceo dr. andres alonzo. we are told he was available. mike, thank you. gilmor has more than 500 students from prekindergarten through 6th grade. a crash killed an elderly man and his wife. police say umar burley wa