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Westhill superintendent: It’s time to rethink state testing (Guest Opinion by Steve Dunham)
Steve Dunham is superintendent of the Westhill Central School District. In 2006, New York state started grades 3 through 8 testing in both English Language Arts and Mathematics as a result of a federal regulation known as No Child Left Behind. This regulation was reauthorized in 2015 into the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA). Ten years later, ESSA continues to require annual testing for all students in grades 3 through 8.
Former Police Officer Helps Families And Dogs Live Happier Lives Together
KETTERING, Ohio , /PRNewswire/ -- Dogs are our best friends. But they can also be a handful, especially when pet and parent aren't communicating well. Retired police officer Steve Dunham began training dogs as a hobby while in the military. More than 25 years later, that passion still moves him to help families and dogs enjoy better, more stress-free lives together.
We deserve better from our political leaders (Guest Opinion by Steve Dunham)
Steve Dunham is superintendent of the Westhill Central School District. As we dive headfirst into another election season, talk of bringing people together and sharing a unifying message sprinkled seeds of optimism, indicating that we might be shifting to conversations about issues rather than personal attacks and name-calling. Unfortunately, that lasted for just about a week and it appears that we have jumped right back into what has become modern-day American politics.
Legal Standpoint: What the Future Holds
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Legal Standpoint: The Role of Colleges and Universities in Teaching the Rule of Law
By Steve Dunham // Volume 31, Number 1 // January/February 2023 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: Why Law Matters
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Legal Standpoint: Guidelines for Legal and Risk Reporting to the Board of Trustees
By Steve Dunham // Volume 30, Number 5 // September/October 2022 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Trusteeship: July/August
Table of Contents Features Pandemic Leadership: Lessons Learned at Six Institutions By David Tobenkin Leaders pivoted quickly to negotiate the pandemic, but many lessons learned have lasting value. This article explores how the leadership at six institutions responded to the needs of their campuses, tested the bounds and effectiveness of governance models, and innovated new services to help students adapt to unprecedented challenges.
Legal Standpoint: When and How to Report Bad News
By Steve Dunham // Volume 30, Number 4 // July/August 2022 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: Culture, Core Values, and the Law
By Steve Dunham // Volume 29, Number 6 // November/December 2021 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: Top 10 Legal Issues Boards Should Know
By Steve Dunham // Volume 29, Number 4 // July/August 2021 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: Ethics and Higher Education Lawyers
By Steve Dunham // Volume 29, Number 3 // May/June 2021 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Trusteeship: March/April
Trusteeship: March/April Volume 29, Number 2 // March/April 2021 Table of Contents Features AGB Celebrates 100 Years The year 2021 marks an exceptional milestone in the history of the Association of Governing Boards of Universities and Colleges (AGB)—the association was officially founded 100 years ago. A Short Early History of AGB AGB Today and Tomorrow Governing Higher Education Systems in Perilous Times Assessing Your Board’s Readiness and Capacity for Strategic Change By James H.
Legal Standpoint: Change and the Law on Campus
By Steve Dunham // Volume 29, Number 2 // March/April 2021 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: What Makes a Good Higher Education Lawyer?
By Steve Dunham // Volume 29, Number 1 // January/February 2021 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: Racism and the Law on Campus
By Steve Dunham // Volume 28, Number 6 // November/December 2020 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: The Rule of Law
By Steve Dunham // Volume 28, Number 5 // September/October 2020 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Legal Standpoint: The Role of Liability Risks in Institutional Decision-Making
By Steve Dunham // Volume 28, Number 4 // July/August 2020 You need to login with AGB member credentials to view this content. Access your account Login Email Address AGB Members: This is the email address associated with the institution/foundation that maintains your AGB membership Remember New to AGB? Become a member Gain access to exclusive content, programs, news, and expert guidance. Join AGB Need assistance?
Salary cap Financial doping Gallager Premiership Saracens
LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 01: Nigel Wray, Chairman of Saracens, celebrates with the trophy following the Gallagher Premiership Rugby Final between Exeter Chiefs and Saracens at Twickenham Stadium on June 01, 2019 in London, United Kingdom. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) A 35 point competition deduction and £5.3m fine is a ‘game-changer’ for the 2019/20 Premiership season. Primarily for the salary cap offenders Saracens, but as much for that one side’s competitors and for fans of the sport.
Risk Management and The Law
Risk management and compliance are two of the core operational functions of colleges and universities that intersect the most with the law. Even more so than compliance, which at some institutions is part of or reports to the legal department, risk management is usually a separate unit, but the overlapping issues are substantial. The March/April “Legal Standpoint” column discussed compliance and the law.
Rugby's Nations Championship – a new dawn! - Last Word on Rugby
DUBLIN, IRELAND - MAY 11: The World Rugby logo is pictured during a media conference to introduce the new World Rugby Chairman and Vice-Chairman on May 11, 2016 in Dublin, Ireland. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images) Almost twenty-five years since rugby union embraced professionalism, the sport stands at a crossroads both internationally and domestically, with the proposed introduction of the Nations Championship.
Premiership Rugby - Saracens - Premiership Salary cap
LONDON, ENGLAND - MAY 30: Saracens Chairman Nigel Wray lifts the Aviva Premiership trophy following his team's 28-16 victory during the Aviva Premiership Final between Bath Rugby and Saracens at Twickenham Stadium on May 30, 2015 in London, England. (Photo by David Rogers/Getty Images) Nigel Wray’s business ventures with four England players has seen current Gallagher Premiership champions Saracens accused of manipulating salary cap provisions.
Ring-fencing Premiership Rugby?
BRISTOL, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 15: Jordan Crane of Bristol Bears makes his way out for the start during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match between Bristol Bears and Wasps at Ashton Gate on February 15, 2019 in Bristol, United Kingdom.
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Column: Time for VRE weekend service? - Fredericksburg.com: Columns
Getting to the Washington area on a weekend shouldn’t be so hard. Residents of the Fredericksburg area have a few choices, none of them ideal: Drive (if they can), take Greyhound or take Amtrak. I’ve done all three. Weekend traffic on Interstate 95 has gotten so heavy that the trip to or from Washington can take hours. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Need an account? Create one now.
Ten little cities near DC with awesome urbanism
Central cities are booming all over the US as Americans rediscover the benefits of walkable urbanism. But the boom isn't confined to only big cities. Smaller cities are also enjoying a renaissance of their own. Here are ten little cities near DC with genuinely great urbanism. Frederick, MD: With stately historic buildings, fancy restaurants, rowhouse neighborhoods, and the best riverwalk in the region, Frederick is a bona fide quality city.
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