Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / 0 Comments
The Genesis of a Journey by Priscilla Young It is an interesting exercise to try and determine what experiences in your life shaped the person you are in this moment. What influenced how you process the world around you, what you pay attention to and what you let slip past. What brought you to where […]
Joe Nathan / 2018 Columns / 0 Comments
The following column originally was published in December, 2018 by several newspapers that are in the APG of Eastern Minnesota group. Praise and an important question for Minnesota During this season of caring and sharing, Minnesotans can be proud of praise that our education system has received this year — Minnesota’s education funding system […]
Joe Nathan / 2018 Columns / K-12 Minnesota House Education Finance Committee, K-12 Minnesota House Education Policy Committee, Lori Sturdivant, Rep. Carlos Mariani, Star Tribune / 0 Comments
This column originally appeared in the Star Tribune, December 28, 2018 Minnesota must better tap the gifts of American Indians and people of color These people’s values and knowledge are vital resources, but as recent examples show, they remain underappreciated and underutilized. By Elaine Salinas , John Poupart and Joe Nathan DECEMBER 27, 2018 — 5:36PM […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / Century College, Dakota County Technical School, Film in the CIty, MCAD, Paul Lampland, St. Paul Open School / 0 Comments
Comparing St. Paul Open School and other Public Schools by Paul Lampland There are many comparisons made between my experience as a High School student of St Paul Open School and other public schools of the time. I had been a student in the eighth grade of Highland Park, St. Paul before attending STP […]
Joe Nathan / St Paul Open School / Highland Park Junior and Senior High School, Jillian Holiday, St. Paul Open School, women's studies / 0 Comments
From alienation to acceptance by Jillian Holiday I began attending St. Paul Open School in 1973, in what would have been my tenth grade in “traditional” school. Prior to this I had been attending Highland Park Jr. and Sr high school. Or perhaps I need to clarify that and say I was barely attending Highland […]