[Vision2020] State of Idaho and NSA

[DonaldH675 at aol.com]

Visionaries: 
I have really, really tried not to engage in this conversation - after all,  
there is only room for one know-it-all at a time on V2020.  So, move over  
Donovan and while you are moving please read the paragraphs below.  The  first 
one deals with city code.  The second one, easily found on the NSA  website, 
outlines the role of the State of Idaho in so far as NSA is  concerned.  You will 
note upon comparison of the requirements of Moscow  zoning code and the 
acknowledgement of the State of Idaho that NSA is indeed  recognized as an 
institution of higher learning, that you have, yet again  seized the wrong end of the 
stick. 
Paragraph 1 
City of Moscow  - Title 4 - Zoning Code 
Sec. 11-9. Definitions. . . .
47. Institution,  Educational. A college or university supported by public or 
private  funds, tuitions, contributions or endowments, giving advanced 
academic  instructions as approved by the State Board of Education or by a 
recognized accrediting agency, excluding  preschool, elementary and junior or senior 
high schools, and trade and  commercial schools; including fraternity and 
sorority houses.  (emphasis added) 
Paragraph 2 
Authorization by the State of Idaho
Updated 13 October 2004 
Prior to the 2003-2004 academic year, the College registered with the _State 
Board of Education_ (http://www.idahoboardofed.org/)  as a  non-accredited 
postsecondary institution, as required by law. The Idaho State  Board of 
Education's Chief Academic Officer then issued the College a  "Certificate of 
Approval" which stated, "This is to certify  that New St. Andrews College is approved 
by the Idaho State Board of Education  to offer courses in Idaho." The 
"Certificate of  Approval" was issued for each calendar year, effective July 1 
through June  30.
_http://www.nsa.edu/mission/authorization.html_ 
(http://www.nsa.edu/mission/authorization.html)  
This issue is really a no-brainer, and one of the undisputed facts of the  
case -  
Rose Huskey

 
"One cannot  level one's moral lance at every evil in the universe. There are 
just too many  of them. But you can do something, and the difference between 
doing something  and doing nothing is everything." Daniel Berrigan


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