[Vision2020] State Board of Ed

[Donovan Arnold]

Mr. Rigsby,

NSA is not approved by the SBOE to "teach higher
academic courses" as it must be. It just has a
registration certificate given out to all parochial
schools in the state, even elementary schools. Wayne
and others think that this registration card to teach
classes is the SAME as "higher academic classes".

Second, if NSA was approved by the SBOE for higher
academic classes it would be listed by the US
Department of Education or the ISBOE, it is not.

Third, accredited means approved. Look it up. 

Take Care,

Donovan J Arnold 


--- Timothy Rigsby <timo5277 at uidaho.edu> wrote:
> Would someone please give me the official meaning of
> "approved by the state board of
> education?"  I don't think Ms. Opyr was implying
> that NSA is accredited.  But, NSA, if 
> approved by the state board of education, would fall
> into the city code as Joan 
> provided.
> 
> Donovan, there is a small word between "approved by
> the state board of education" and 
> "accredited."  That word is OR, which I take as
> meaning that NSA would have to be at
> least approved by the state board of ed OR
> accredited, and even possibly both.
> 
> Just how I am reading it, I could be wrong.
> 
> Tim
> 
>
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