Rev. Robert A. Sirico comments on Betsy DeVos' nomination for Secretary ...

Betsy DeVoss wants everyone to choose a school of their choice. She is not Anti-Public School like the Liberal media thinks Betsy DeVoss is. Betsy DeVoss grew up going to Private school because her parents felt that was what was best for her. Betsy DeVoss want a really good education for everyone which means a fully accredited elementary school, high school, and college which everyone who are parents want their children to go to. Children need to go to schools that promotes learning so when he or she graduate they can honestly say that they were happy that they went to that high school or private school. If the private school or public school is not good then home-schooling is highly recommended. Charter buses for really smart students who live in the ghetto is not a bad thing for them to go out of town to a private school or public school in a really nice neighborhood especially if the parents & teachers think that that's a really good idea (I know of a lot of friends that grew up in the hood that rode charter buses to schools in really good neighborhoods). Anyone who want a good education for students in my humble opinion really care about students succeeding in life. Betsy DeVoss is all about a safe and excellent environment for schools that Betsy DeVoss grew up in when she was going to school!😎🙋🙋  

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When Bullying Goes Wrong Size Doesn't Matter 2

I heard when the student who beat up the bully killed himself after that fight. People who provoke people is insecure because he or she was provoked. End school bullying by help preventing it from happening. Starting fights' only adds to more problems not solutions, I believe the student wanted other students who were being bullied like he was didn't want people to be scared of him because he beat up the bully but he wanted to help stop the bullying. I believe that the same student who killed himself after beating up the bully wanted to send a message. #Stopthebullying

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Ghostwriter

I remember the very first time I watched the children's program Ghostwriter on PBS back in 1992. For those of you whose not familiar with this educational children's show, Ghostwriter was a really good educational show for kids. Ghostwriter couldn't see or hear but he could communicate with people writing to him. Ghostwriter could read letters, words, and messages and take those letters and write to people who could see him. Ghostwriter wrote to people he felt comfortable talking them and people who would help solve crimes because Ghostwriter was a crime solver. The kids that Ghostwriter talked who were on the team were crime solving detectives. I remember when Ghostwriter traveled back in time to 1928 to help solve a crime that helped saved the future then which is 1993. Ghostwriter was on TV from 1992-1995. I was in my early teens till late teens until Ghostwriter got canceled.

Ghostwriter, a science fiction educational show reminds how educational shows have changed now. I've uploaded 47 episodes of Ghostwriter to my MP4 player & I will upload episode 48 today (74 episodes, 18 shows, and 3 seasons in all). Below I will have the titles of the shows, the numbers of the episodes on each show and I will also have a selected pick and all of the episodes for that show. 

Ghostwriter (3 Seasons, 18 Shows, 74 Episodes)

Season 1: 26 Episodes

Ghost Story (5 Episodes)
Who Burned Mr. Brinker's Store? (4 Episodes)
To Catch A Creep (4 Episodes)
 Into the Comics (4 Episodes)
To the Light (5 Episodes)
 Who's Who (4 Episodes)

Season 2: 24 Episodes

Over a Barrel (4 Episodes)
Building Bridges (4 Episodes)
 Am I Blue (4 Episodes)
Get the Message (4 Episodes)
 Just In Time (4 Episodes)
 Lost In Brooklyn (4 Episodes)

Season 3: 24 Episodes

Who Is Max Mouse? (4 Episodes)
Don't Stop The Music (4 Episodes)
 What's Up With Alex? (4 Episodes)
 A Crime of Two Cities (4 Episodes)
 Four Days of the Cockatoo (4 Episodes)
 Attack of the Slime Monster (4 Episodes)