The Jan. 14 Review-Journal included a commentary on the problem of “teacher retention” in school districts across the nation (“Retention key to fixing teacher shortages”). Incredibly, I could not find in any of the 16 paragraphs the phrase “English learner.” How would you like to teach in a classroom where a sizable number of students barely speak or understand English?
Not an issue worth mentioning? Or just not politically correct?
Every few years, I am thankful for the “Judging the Judges” series run in the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
The proposed Nevada constitutional amendment on transgender athletes isn’t solving a problem, it’s creating a permission structure for hate.
Your editorial about Donald Trump’s broadband bill, part of his Investment and Jobs Act, ignores important information.
Trump and the convicted rioters should be sitting in a federal prison in orange jumpsuits. But, unfortunately, he was re-elected and now the country and the world have to suffer his revenge, wrath and dictatorial bent.
The United States needs to make sure that it is not over-investing in the weapons systems of the past, although a defense budget on the scale that Trump is discussing would relieve some pressure from these choices.
