So why not an official educator?
Belgian-born American federal government official, educator, and consultant who served as the director of the Central Intelligence Agency CIAA) from 1995 to 1996.
There is growing interest amongst forward looking public officials, educators, and professionals in enhancing the education platform to better prepare students for both analytical and creative thinking.
Mr. Bloomberg won approval for the stricter requirements in 2004, beginning with the third grade, after a bruising battle that involved the firing of three members of an education oversight board and criticism from elected officials, educators and good-government groups.
The members will include law enforcement officials, educators and child welfare advocates.
But the state cannot afford to sacrifice its children to a life of near-illiteracy while its officials, educators and politicians all wait for consensus to emerge.
The Italy trip was scheduled to begin in Genoa, with meetings and working lunches with tourism and political officials, educators and representatives from technology businesses and other industry.
The arrests, first reported today in The Journal News of Westchester, came as a blow to recent efforts by law enforcement officials, educators and parents in Westchester to address the problem of teenage drinking.
Verizon Wireless, which plans to introduce its $9.99 monthly service, called Chaperone, in June, said it tried to balance privacy and safety concerns, discussing its plans with law enforcement officials, educators and missing-children advocates.
Last November, Judge Stephen V. Wilson of Federal District Court found that the off-campus video could be linked to the school: J. C. told perhaps 10 students about it; the humiliated C. C. and her mother showed it to school officials; educators watched it and investigated.
