Joe Nathan / 2019 Columns, Uncategorized / Amber Gray, Arlington Hills Lutheran Church, homeless families, Homeless Minnesota youth, Jon Kringen, Little Falls Community Schools, Long Prairie Grey Eagle High School, Roy Magnuson, Stephen Jones, Wilder Research / 5 Comments
This column originally appeared in the Morrison County Record and other APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers, during December, 2019 There was something wrong. Several of us were eating dinner at a Culver’s restaurant in St. Paul on Nov. 21 when we noticed a family of four: two small children, a mom and dad. […]
Joe Nathan / 2019 Columns / Caroline Palmer, Dr. Walter Roberts, Journal of the American Medical Association, Minnesota Association of School Administrators, Minnesota Department of Education, Rep John Lesch, revenge porn, sexting, sextortion / 3 Comments
Here is a link to a column originally published in November, 2019, in several APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers. The column urges that we must “Take Sexting Seriously” The column cites research and urges that families help youngsters understand the potential short, medium and long term impact of sending pictures of what used to […]
Joe Nathan / 2019 Columns, Uncategorized / A Map into the World, Center for Disease Control, Hmong American, infant death, Kao Kalia Yang, Minnesota Department of Health, miscarriage, Northern Lights Book Award, Seo Kim, Shannon Gibney, What God is Honored Here? Writings on Miscarriage and Infant Loss By and For Native Women and Women of Color / 2 Comments
This column originally appeared in several APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers during October and November, 2019. Two great family books ‘build bridges of hope and healing’ Minnesota author Kao Kalia Yang, one of the most modest people I’ve ever met, has had quite a month. In less than 30 days, she’s launched two […]
Joe Nathan / 2019 Columns, Charter schools, Dual HS/College Credit, PSEO, St Paul Open School / Darlene Chambers, Governor Bill Clinton, Governor Lamar Alexander, Joe Nathan, Joe Nathan work in education, Langton Hughes, National Charter School Institute, National Governors Association, Rosa Parks, Time for Results report / 0 Comments
Thanks to the National Charter Schools Institute for conducting this summer, 2019 interview with Joe Nathan. In it, Dr. Darlene Chambers asks Nathan about his work from the 1960’s through 2019. The National Charter Schools Institute is creating a video archive featuring interviews with people who helped create the chartered public schools movement. This is […]
Joe Nathan / 2019 Columns, Charter schools / Anoka Area Chamber of Commerce, Commissioner of Labor and Industry Peggy Leppink, Governor Tim Walz, homelessness, John LeTourneau, manufacturing, Manufacturing in Minnesota, Minnesota, Ramsey, Safety Speed Manufacturing, Shawn Larkin, Two Harbors High School / 1 Comment
This column originally appeared during October, 2019 in a number of APG of East Central Minnesota newspapers, including but limited to the Star News, published in Elk River, Minnesota. Gov. Walz offers unexpected messages about state’s manufacturing Gov. Tim Walz and Minnesota Labor and Industry Commissioner Nancy Leppink had some unexpected messages for students, families […]