Articles written by Cathy Laplace

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 By Cathy LaPlace    Opinion

Elephant in the room should consider a miracle in our midst

As I’m writing this letter, 15 of our students or staff in our school district are positive with COVID-19 and 70 students (10% of our student body) are in quarantine because they have been exposed. At the same time, a large p... — Updated 9/22/2021

 
 By Cathy LaPlace    Opinion

Shorter teaching time for students makes a mockery education goals

The school board approved a new schedule for students in high school (March 22). With this schedule, students who choose to be in school in person will now be able to be in school four days a week instead of two days. The... — Updated 3/31/2021

 
 By Cathy LaPlace    Opinion

The opportunity to do what is right

Like every person who attended high school in France, I studied philosophy in my senior year. I learned about Spinoza, Rousseau, Descartes, Voltaire, and many others. One quote from Voltaire has always impressed me, especially... — Updated 11/24/2020

 
 By Cathy LaPlace    Opinion

Being neutral is not an option

For a few years I’ve been leading a group of youth for my church and this year our theme is: “I will go, I will do!” This is inspiring me to share a story that I heard this week on the radio. This particular story takes place... — Updated 6/3/2020

 

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