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Topic: School
Couple charged with child abuse & contributing to delinquency of a minor
April 11, 2009 | 
On April 9, 2009, Jennifer Seadler and Jeremy Seadler were both charged with contributing to delinquency and child abuse and neglect. Jennifer Seadler’s bond was set at $6,000 while Jeremy Seadler’s bond was set at $2,000.
An investigation by Detective Demone Chestnut revealed that Jennifer and Jeremy Seadler provided alcoholic beverages to a 16 year old female juvenile, a former Northeast High School student, while playing a card game. Jennifer Seadler was at one time the math teacher of the juvenile; this supports the fact that both adults knew the age of the juvenile. The investigation uncovered there were two other adults that the juvenile had never met who were also playing the game. The juvenile did not play well during the game, therefore she had to take shots of Ciroc Vodka. Shortly after consuming the alcohol, the juvenile became very sick and vomited. The juvenile was sent home without being provided any medical attention. «Read the rest of this article»
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Should the Bible be taught in schools?
July 31, 2007 |
This is a question that has polarized the secular and religious community since the early 1960’s. A casual glance at most Christian websites that offer political commentary will reveal a very popular assumption, that our national moral decline is a direct result of the Bible being removed from schools. Therefore, they say, the Bible should once again be taught in public schools.
Some youth pastors have encouraged their youth groups to take their Bibles to schools and to even do reports on Bible stories. I won’t comment on prayer in school, since there’s serious prayer every time a hard test is scheduled for the day.
According to School Board director Mike Harris, there are currently no Bible classes in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School systems. As we prepare to start another school year, it might be interesting to entertain this question. Should elective Bible classes be considered as an option for our schools? «Read the rest of this article»
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Sales Tax Holiday
August 2, 2006 |
Tennessee has declared the weekend of August 4-5-6 its first “sales tax holiday.” For anyone buying school supplies, clothing and related items, including computers, the savings could be substantial. «Read the rest of this article»
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