Education is the basis for humanity. Without critical thinking skills, we'd be no smarter than animals. As such, schooling is unfathomably important for the youth of America.
Fun Fact about me: Through my entire primary education (K-12), I never missed a day of school. I never took a sick day, never took off for vacation, and never just skipped for the fun of it. Heck, I even attended class on Senior Skip Day just to keep that streak alive.
My freshman year of college, I was on scholarship to the University of Florida School of Music Education to follow my dream of becoming a music teacher and band director.
The question of what should be filling our school libraries has been a controversial topic for decades now, and it's finally coming to a head in Arizona
Arizona currently ranks as the 44th best state in education, not a great place to be. While you'd think the state government would take steps to fix that, they seem to be doing everything they can to make it worse.
Teachers are our most important workers, helping the youth grow into their own and being a helping hand or guiding light for those who may need it. Arizona is about to kill the entire profession.
Education, specifically primary education is one of the most important things a human can go through. It allows for budding young adults to grow and mature, and learn more about the world they inhabit.
Earlier in November, it was announced that longtime Cochise College President Dr. James Dale Rottweiler would be retiring from his position. He served from 2009 to 2024, and turned the school into a regional powerhouse.