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neither is it listed in the a-g requirements, which are students lobbied for vociferously. physical education is a progression requirement. students are required to have two years of pe to graduate. jrotc students are required to have independent study, supervised by a credentialed teacher. this would have one teacher oversee two schools. right now, we have none who are all the credentialed. since 2009, after three years, not one has completed the credential process, although we do have some interns. how can we expect students, intern's who have to be overseen by their own mentor teachers, to oversee two schools? it makes me think of "while i was going to st. ives." is light. i am tired. i hope you all have a wonderful week. >> dennis kelly, united educators. i was pleased to have gery come before you and talk about the credentials and work that has been going on. those of us who have and working around this a long time have worked to convince people that had to be done. i think that is a right step. i think that is a right step. however, i do not understand

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he is wearing a g-p-s tracking ankle bracelet.s forbidden from leaving seminole county, flooida. zimmerman's attorney ays he's now living in an undisclosed "safe house..." and he also cannot ssep foot on airport property, cannot apply for a new passport... and cannot have a bank account.((on am tag)) the iitim's family acceets the reelity thaat justice for them could take up to anothee year... as no trial date has yet been set.in mmami, phil keating, fox news. one of the firr companies hat was supposed to close... will stay open just aalittle bit longer.this is video of truck in west baltimore on wedneeday - nighttthe firefighter union prrsident says ruck 10 will not close until october.the other 2 companies will close monday 3 a bad day for some drivers in ohio. a wwman causes a three car accident after an unwanted passenger enters her cr caran suv flipppd upside down, two other vehicles areecrushee ann a enced destroyed after a a wasp landed on her arm esays - causing her to lose control. six people were injured in the accident,

a-g means our kids did four years of english. we teach health. really? we have a mandated health requirement. we teach constitution. we have an american democracy class and the u.s. history class that all of our students must pass. those are all graduation requirements. it is a repeat of what students are already getting. let's say that if we are going to find out of our funds, our precious dollars that students need another english class, we are going to use these precious funds to fund another teacher for a class that is not a through g? this is the difference. one year of english, and they need to take another english class in their schedule somewhere. if schools choose to fund this and this time, it means they are choosing not to fund the extra english class. we had schools i came up last year and said to us, we have to cut our third year language. they are still finding the jrotc program. they have a choice here. they have a choice to graduate children or they have a choice to turn their backs on them. i cannot emphasize how important tonight this a

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as you mentioned, supervisor mar, concentrating on a-g, credit requirements. we have a number of different people working on that in different ways and we are thankful for the city's contributions to those efforts. >> is there a quantifying of how much it would cost to provide the additional 7th period support for the identify high schools so that as many students graduate with those requirements as possible? is there a number that it would cost to pull funds out? >> there is. i do not have it off the top of my head right now. but we could certainly get you a number to quantify that. as we look forward, we always want to make sure that we are assessing the equity of our spending. we are continually doing that as we make cuts to our budget and balance it in a way that focuses on the board's priority. looking a slide 14, this gives us a summary of the multi-year projections of our budget. you can see in the second column the amount of dollars i just went over earlier, starting with the beginning balance of $46.2 million. after we go through our expected revenues

we flew first to venice, because there was an economic summit, a g-7 about to happen. and unlike these days where everything is on the 747 we flew on the old boeing 707 which was air force one. there was a lot of jet lag and time. the reagans flew to venice and went into seclusion for three days where they stayed at a villa outside of venice. we left the united states on june 3rd, on june 5th i visited the villa with the national security council advisor and did our usual briefings and the president and i spent some time afterwards talking through this speech. and the president said to me, what do you think? and i said, mr. president, i think it's a hell of a speech and a hell of a line but you're president, you get to decide. and he looked at the speech and he looked at the so-called offending paragraph and said well i think we'll leave it in. and that was on june 5th. and on june 6th we flew to the vatican to be with pope john paul ii and then we came back to the villa and then we flew on to venice for the economic summit. and there was still back and forth from the

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banks and other traders could have manipulated oil prices in the same way they read interest rates a g twenty report found the bank sent of the traders the u.k. fishbowls want the cabinet to expand that inquiry into the why we're fixing scandal to see if oil prices have also been pushed up meanwhile price agencies like plots are denying the allegations saying there's absolutely no similarity between war and oil and that's the latest from the business desk the sour you're all up to date i'll be back in fifty minutes i'll see them thank you for that update natasha. backs up here on r t we report on the terrible traces of war left after the flood for flu joe but before that a reminder of our main stories in just a few minutes. sigrid laboratory to mccurdy was able to build most sophisticated robots which unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything turns mission to teach the creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dot com. download the official location. i pod touch from the. life on the. video and among all t.'s mind hold costs and r.s.s.

and reserves but have manipulated oil prices in the same way they interest rates that's according to a g. twenty report the u.k. officials want the cabinet to expand their inquiry into the war fixing scandal to see if oil prices have also been pushed up meanwhile all price agencies including plots are denying the allegations they're saying there's no similarity between a lie bore and well and that's all latest from the business desk this hour will be back with an update in about fifteen minutes but you can always catch us on our to dot com slash business a lot more stories there for you are very many thanks indeed see for not. just a moment of the headlines we're going to stay with us for the gist of the headlines it's the kaiser report. most of the. money it's technology innovation all the moves developments from around russia we've dumped a few jerks covered. up . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to hope for a shelter on the day. interpol started here before going global and now it's pull

into its own hands washington a sending in its own agents after the shamed to private security firm a g for us to train enough staff meanwhile the latest poll shows almost half of britons feel their country is poorly prepared for the games parties laura smith reports. as athletes and guests start to arrive here at heathrow airport for london's olympic games they'll be met by all the usual sites including loans that immigration as u.k. border officials struggle to cope with the sheer numbers involved but it won't be just u.k. officials felt come across some may be surprised to see american agents operating on british soil the u.s. transport administration or for a city has reportedly been allowed to bring in its agents in a move aimed at helping british authorities to secure american flights in and out of the u.k. the agents apparently won't be allowed past boarding gates or the u.k. aircraft but them if presidents could prove controversial in the u.s. they've been accused of performing intrusive pat down it's just the latest confession that britain's been forced to make to the u.s. whic

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