Instead, the lesson I learned is that the message is not as important as the messenger. Sandy Valley residents can attest to that as can the rest of us who saw the Legislature break its collective neck to fund the charter school associated with Andre Agaasi while doing nothing for those in real need. For a person who is still moved by hearing the national anthem, this was and still is tough to swallow. We have legislators who take great pride in preventing the public from knowing what they are doing. In fact, legislators in Nevada can introduce bills anonymously.
Some legislators sucker others into introducing bills on their behalf.
Reluctant learners are normally identified as students who come to school but don't do the work assigned to them. They hang out, and are popular with their peers, but refuse to take responsibility for their work or actions. They talk a good game, have all kinds of reasons for not doing what's expected, and are quick to fix blame on their shortcomings. I remember going before the Senate Finance Committee back then, talking about the need to provide summer school for students who need assistance. The Legislature has reluctantly grown up since then, and now understands the need to provide remediation funds.