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skyward aviation 2008 limited (“skyward”) owned a residential property that was badly damaged and subsequently red - zoned following the 2010 and 2011 canterbury earthquakes. skyward elected to sell the property to the canterbury earthquake recovery authority (cera) at its 2007 value and settled the earthquake commission’s portion of the claim .
in addition to awarding the 2016 leader in excellence winners, skyward revealed its new family access toolkit .
skyward contented it had the right to elect under which option payment was to be made. skyward argued it was entitled to be reimbursed up to the estimated costs of rebuilding or repairing the house on its present site (option (a) ). if skyward was limited to option (c), it was not limited to houses comparable to the original house. skyward calculated tower’s liability at $ 683, 000
supreme court findings the supreme court unanimously found for skyward and upheld the decision of the court of appeal .
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for the second year at icon, skyward honored the recipients of its leader in excellence award, an accolade that recognizes k - 12 districts and individual administrators using skyward to make a difference in education and inspire new ideas and initiatives .
skyward’s innovative capabilities and products are delivered by skyward’s talented team of professionals. our fresh perspectives, pioneering approaches and engineering and technological expertise consistently equip our customers and partners with tangible results on time, on schedule, and on budget .
skyward successfully appealed the high court decision to the court of appeal. tower then appealed that decision to the supreme court .
skyward may mean an insured is entitled to significantly more money than their insurer has offered. if you are unsure or think the skyward decision may apply to your property please contact simon munro, jonathan nicolle or a member of our litigation team .
“our student and family access portals are designed to keep families engaged, and empower students to be accountable for their education. skyward strives to help administrators, educators and parents improve outcomes through transparency and accessibility, ” said ray ackerlund, vice president of sales and marketing at skyward. “being honored as a cool tool by edtech digest demonstrates that skyward delivers on this goal. ”
individuals who are leaders and inspire peers through their use of skyward’s solution, and school districts that use skyward to innovate and enhance education, are eligible to receive the award. winners earn one free registration to the 15th annual skyward international conference (icon) at tradewinds island resort in st. pete beach, fla. , and will be recognized for their success at an awards ceremony on march 9, 2017 .
skyward mobile access provides intuitive access for students, parents, and school staff that currently use skyward’s family access, student access, educator access, or employee access. skyward mobile access will automatically locate your district and take you instantly to your vital information such as grades, attendance, discipline, payroll, time off, and more! please contact your school district with questions, comments or concerns about the app. note: your school district must activate skyward mobile access automatic setup in order for this application to locate your school district and connect to it .
significance of the decision the skyward decision further clarifies the meaning of tower’s provider house (maxi protection) policy and compliments the o’loughlin decision. since the wording of many insurances policies can be broadly similar, the skyward decision may be relevant to people insured under different policies or by different insurance companies .
skyward personnel are recognized experts in their fields, having received numerous awards and recognition for their contributions to the technical community. a sample of these honors include :
stevens point, wis. (sept. 27, 2016) ­– skyward, an industry leading k - 12 school administrative software provider, is accepting entries for its third annual leader in excellence awards. the program recognizes k - 12 districts and individuals using skyward’s solution to enhance education and inspire innovative ideas and initiatives .
our skyward support team can provide tier 1 phone and email support, as well as training and project management as you transition to skyward from other software. we can offer even more value by providing essential services like peims / tsds support, software consultation, data - export automation, and on - demand training at an affordable cost .
region 10 is one of only two education service centers designated to support skyward’s student information software. why is that important? chances are you already turn to region 10 for information, training, professional and technical assistance and more, so why not turn to our experienced, texas - based skyward support specialists? committed to building a partnership with you to not only answer your questions, our skyward - certified specialists also want to work with you to achieve better solutions and improve your overall operations that can ultimately contribute to transforming learning outcomes .
skyward’s sis and erp solutions are used by more than 1, 900 public sector organizations worldwide, from small entities to statewide implementations supporting millions of stakeholders. through a unique approach that blends thought leadership, best practices, and advanced technology, skyward is redefining what it means to be a strategic partner in the world of enterprise solutions. to learn more, visit urltoken .
educators and administrators from around the world gathered in st. pete beach, florida for the 14th annual skyward international conference (icon) last week. the three - day interactive event provided attendees with access to the latest news in product development from the leading k - 12 software provider, as well as one - on - one interaction with district peers, industry experts, and skyward executives .
next year’s international conference is slated for wednesday, march 8 – friday, march 10, 2017 at tradewinds island resort in st. pete beach, florida. for more information on skyward icon, visit
“the education environment is ever - changing, and we know that districts face many challenges each day, ” said scott glinski, president of skyward. “icon is a great networking opportunity for our district partners to come together with skyward’s leadership team and technology experts. we share ways to help district leaders meet and overcome challenges and collaborate with our users to brainstorm ideas that will shape the future of our products and services. ”
the education environment is ever - changing, and we know that districts face many challenges each day ,
said scott glinski, president of skyward .
icon is a great networking opportunity for our district partners to come together with skyward' s leadership team and technology experts. we share ways to help district leaders meet and overcome challenges and collaborate with our users to brainstorm ideas that will shape the future of our products and services .
next year' s international conference is slated for wednesday, march 8 - friday, march 10, 2017 at tradewinds island resort in st. pete beach, florida. for more information on skyward icon, visit urltoken .
if you have questions or require additional support using any of these skyward programs, please email tim mangan, best practice coach for technology, tim. mangan @ urltoken, or jon davidson, database administrator, jon. davidson @ urltoken .
the supreme court decision, tower insurance limited v skyward aviation 2008 limited [ 2014 ] nzsc 185, released late last year, provides some clarity about how cash payments by insurers are to be calculated where the insured holds a full reinstatement insurance policy .
any k - 12 school district or staff member who used skyward’s school management system during the 2015 - 2016 school year is eligible to apply for the award. nominees must demonstrate how their district has made improvements by using the school management system. in addition, a skyward account executive, project manager, product manager, or team leader must be included as an application reference for the district or individual. the closing date for entries is friday, nov. 4, 2016 at 5 p. m. cst, and winners will be announced in early 2017 .
skyward held a provider house (maxi protection) policy with tower insurance limited (“tower”), which provided full replacement cover on a “new - for - old” basis (“the policy”). under the policy, tower had the option to “make payment, rebuild, replace or repair .
if an insured, such as skyward, chooses to buy another house, the only cap on the cost that the insurer must meet is that it will not exceed the cost of rebuilding the house at its present site. there is no requirement that the new house be comparable to the original house .
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our number one priority is the same as yours - serving students. one of the many ways we serve students via technology is to help you maximize efficiency and minimize costs without compromising accuracy. in doing so, every minute and dollar saved using region 10’s skyward support team is time and money better spent on students in the classroom .
skyward and its professionals are members of organizations dedicated to enhancing technology and promoting our nation’s defense. supported organizations include the air force association (afa), american institute of aeronautics and astronautics (aiaa), national defense industrial association (ndia), academy of model aeronautics (ama), and the association for unmanned vehicle systems international (auvsi) .
how come that after world war ii it was frankfurt of all places that for many years was the only german city with buildings that reached for the skies – and today boasts a quite memorable skyline? deutsches architekturmuseum in frankfurt / main is exploring this question and critically examining the history of local high - rises in its exhibition “skyward. high rise city frankfurt” .
“last year’s second annual leader in excellence awards saw a terrific response from our district clients across the country, ” said ray ackerlund, chief marketing officer at skyward. “this year, we expect to receive great participation again from districts and individuals who are using our school management system’s sis or erp to empower their staff with the tools to create a better learning environment that promotes student success. ”
the court held that, although the policy clearly stated that tower could elect to make payment, rebuild, repair or replace, there was no double option enabling it to also choose between the payment options. under the terms of the policy, tower’s payment obligations must be determined by the choice which skyward makes as to whether to rebuild the house, replace it on another site or buy another house .
chris is the brains behind skyward kick. starting out as a one man show, chris developed a large client base with his fresh approach to projects ranging from corporate training videos and advertising to award winning cinema. he has since built up a team of talent to help even more companies realize their visions. originally from sudbury ontario he graduated from laurentian university in 2006 with a b. a in anthropology .
a helicopter climbs skyward after discharging a load of infantrymen on a search and destroy mission in the ia drang valley in south vietnam. from 60, 000 troops in 1965, u. s. forces grew to more than 540, 000 by 1969, in a conflict that divided the nation more bitterly than any other in the 20th century. the last u. s. combat forces left vietnam in 1973 .
the court rejected tower’s argument that it could pay the cost of a comparable house. if that were the case it may allow tower to pay out on the basis of indemnity value (ie. the value of the house immediately prior to the earthquakes rather than when new). that would compromise the ability of skyward to obtain replacement value recovery on the new for old basis they were entitled to in the policy .
the number of americans in state and federal prisons has exploded over the last three decades, to the point that nearly one in every 200 people is behind bars. and though the rate of growth has slowed, and even declined over the last five years, the tough - on - crime policies and longer sentences that have sent prison rates skyward present a huge problem for states: where do they put all those people ?
a) the full replacement value of rebuilding the house at its present site; b) the full replacement value of cost rebuilding the house at another site selected by skyward, provided the cost was not greater than rebuilding the house at its present site; c) the cost of buying another house, provided the cost is not greater than rebuilding the house at its present site; or d) the present day value of the house .
in addition to awarding the 2016 leader in excellence winners, skyward revealed its new family access toolkit. the launch kit will assist districts in the implementation of the award - winning online portal. family access connects educators and parents by providing a wealth of information on assignments, test scores, attendance, fees and more. the digital toolkit will provide valuable resources including how - to videos, printable handouts, and troubleshooting tips designed for teachers, parents and students .
concerning school student records. i understand that school student records and the information contained therein is confidential and shall not be accessed by me, discussed, released, or disclosed except with a current, demonstrable, educational or administrative need or as otherwise allowed by the school student records act. in consideration for using the district’s skyward student management database, i hereby release the district and its board members, employees, and agents from any claims and damages arising from my use of said database .
lower courts in the high court justice gendall upheld tower’s position. the supreme court noted that justice gendall was correct to find that tower had the option to make payment, rebuild, replace or repair the house – a principle that was established by justice asher in o’loughlin v tower insurance limited (a summary of which can be found here). the supreme court determined that justice gendall’s analysis of the payment options assumed skyward could elect which option to choose, but there was a disconnect between that analysis and his honour’s ultimate conclusion .
skyward’s family access gives parents and guardians immediate and secure access to the information they need. available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the portal offers parents an inside look into their students’ records, including grades, daily assignments, discipline incidents and food service reports. the family access system reduces the amount of time parents spend on the phone with school staff and administrators, helping districts respond more effectively to concerns and questions. student access provides a centralized location for students to view grades, missing assignments and classroom discussions .
districts can also mass - generate parent usernames and passwords directly from the database, and customize the system’s security features, controlling what information parents can access while reducing the amount of technology staff involved. to ensure data accessed through student and family access is only used for its intended purpose, skyward employs strict security standards beyond what is required under the family educational rights and privacy act (ferpa) and children’s online privacy protection act (coppa). with secure, easy to navigate software, student and family access is a flexible, one - stop shop for families .
as a supposed arbiter of transcendence, art and its surrounding world has of late succumbed to stasis and homogeny. things feel the same. an unceasing focus on the contemporary has culture in the doldrums of a present - tense continuous, defined by a million identical white - cube galleries and purple - carpeted convention halls. but it takes a lot of movement to feel like you’re staying in one place. everyone—collectors, artists, curators, handlers, advisors—is launched into a ceaseless grand tour of the capitals of capital, armed with vip cards to the nameless biennials and fairs wobbling skyward babel - style .
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for its student and family access system from acclaimed online education publication edtech digest. the web - based communication tool took home the top prize in this year’s parent / student portal solution category. the annual awards program honors outstanding solutions, leaders and innovators in the education technology sector .
the presenter of the cool tool awards, edtech digest is an online publication serving the education community as a resource for technology news, interviews, and trends. the awards program is in its fifth year and honors outstanding contributions by the people and companies working to transform education through technology for all learners. all entries undergo thorough evaluation from a panel of educators, entrepreneurs, journalists, and technology professionals who are leaders in their respective fields .
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using the cloud for machine learning might be the best way to get the technology off the ground in some organizations .
over the past year, the cloud has become much friendlier terrain for machine learning applications .
microsoft and amazon web services both made cloud - based machine learning platforms generally available in early 2015, giving them very similar names - - azure machine learning and amazon machine learning, respectively. and later in the year, databricks and ibm each launched a cloud version of the spark processing engine, which includes a built - in machine learning library .
cloud setups can be particularly useful for testing cloud machine learning algorithms on live data sets, since users don' t have to provision and configure in - house systems for the trial runs .
it' s a cheap way to test things out ,
said joe emison, founder and cto at buildfax inc. , an asheville, n. c. , company that collects data on building permits nationwide and provides analytics services on it for homebuyers, insurers, realtors and inspectors .
emison said developing machine learning applications tends to involve a lot of trial and error, which makes it helpful to be able to test modeling concepts and designs in an inexpensive way. but buildfax has gone beyond that stage in the cloud: it uses amazon machine learning in production for predictive modeling against data stored in a mysql database running in the aws cloud as part of the amazon relational database service. the company' s models can predict, for example, the age of roofs on houses in certain areas. how old a roof is, emison noted, can sometimes be an effective indicator of the overall risk of insuring a home .
for midsize companies like buildfax, emison thinks opting for turnkey cloud services is preferable to building on - premises machine learning systems themselves. but there' s no free lunch, he said, adding that cloud or no cloud, analytics teams still have a lot to learn about how to make machine learning work. according to emison, that includes boning up on statistical analysis methodologies and what makes an effective algorithm .
at commercial insurance company zurich north america, running machine learning applications in the cloud is still a topic of internal dialogue .
we do everything on premises now ,
said conor jensen, the schaumburg, ill. , company' s analytics program director .
but it' s an ongoing discussion .
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all old records were microfilmed during the 1960’s. chartrand school’s records were the oldest found. class records start in september 1892 for grades one through eight. student names in the old class records indicate the french heritage of cahokia with names of montine, toussaint, parrin, chartrand, clodeau, morineau and montaigne. records end with the closing of chartrand in the late 60’s. the school was up for sale during 1977 but did not sell. the building was finally transferred to the village of sauget in 1981 for $ 1. 00 and other good and valuable consideration. the building has since been torn down .
microfilm records at the school district indicate an elementary school named lincoln school with school district number of 190. it housed students first through eighth grades. first date shows that school started on september 1, 1924, and last records indicate classes were there until 1940. records did not indicate where the building was located .
pitzman elementary school records indicate school classes from 1941 through 1953. the school was closed and was “for sale” several times during the late 70’s and early 80’s. the district then leased it to s. i. u. for several years and for a time holy family parish used it when they were rebuilding. in 1990 the district reopened the school with a program called elf, a pilot program for pre - school 3 - and 4 - year olds. the school closed at the end of the 2000 - 2001 school year and the pre - school program transferred to jerome school. the building was leased to siu - e head start in 2001 until september 2011 .
jerome elementary school records indicate that school was in session starting in 1895. during the early 1980’s enrollment dropped and jerome was closed except for a section used by special education. parts of the school were leased to siu for head start and st. catherine laboure leased the gym for their students for several years. district enrollment picked up some during the late 1980’s and the district reopened jerome in august 1990. in august 2001, jerome school became jerome early childhood center for the district, housing early childhood special education, pre - k, kindergarten readiness and kindergarten classes. as of september 2012, the district was restructured to offer kindergarten and early childhood special education classes there. at the end of the 2012 - 2013 school year, jerome early childhood center closed its doors as part of an effort to cut $ 1. 5 million from the district’s budget. those classes will be disbursed throughout the district as part of the restructuring plan for 13 - 14 .
chenot elementary school was in session from 1957 until it closed in 1983 because of a drop in enrollment. the school was leased to concerned citizens of centreville for six years. in 1989 the district sold the building to new macedonia baptist church .
records indicate that cahokia elementary school started in 1955 and closed at the end of the 1975 - 76 school year. the building was offered for sale during 1977 and leased to the village of cahokia for several years and was finally sold in 1980 to the village of cahokia for $ 1. 00 and other good and valuable consideration. the village of cahokia used the building as a fitness center for a period of time and now houses their department of housing in the building .
centerville elementary school records start with 1943; the school was closed at the end of the 2011 - 2012 school year. helen huffman elementary school records indicate an opening in 1960 and is still open. records at elizabeth morris elementary school start in 1963 and the school is still in session as is penniman elementary school whose records start in 1960. beginning in august 2014, penniman elementary school moved from annunciation court to 1826 jerome lane, the campus previously occupied by cahokia school of choice. lalumier elementary school opened in 1964 and is still open .
in july 1956, a non - high school district number 202 was dissolved and the two elementary school districts, 182 and 184, were divided between cahokia school district 187 and east st. louis district 189 with cahokia receiving 1 / 3 of the assessed valuation of district 182 and 1 / 3 of the pupils. east st. louis district 189 received 2 / 3 of the assessed valuation and 2 / 3 of the pupils plus all three elementary schools, namely lafayette, garrison, and jmd brown .
wirth junior high school was housed in a building on the cahokia high school grounds until 1963 when a building was opened on mousette lane for the wirth junior high school. wirth junior high school became wirth middle school in the late 1990’s and is still open. oliver parks middle school (attached to wirth middle school) opened in august 2000 and houses the district’s sixth grade students. school names were combined in august 2002, and the complex housed the 6th - 7th - 8th grades, referred to as wirth / parks middle school. in 2008, this complex returned to its original design, with oliver parks 6th grade center housing district sixth grade students; and wirth middle school instructing district seventh and eighth grade students. district restructuring brought changes for the 2009 - 10 and 2010 - 11 school years with the whole complex divided into a tenth grade cahokia high school east, freshman academy, and wirth school of choice for grades k - 8. effective for the 2012 - 13 school year, the wirth complex became known as the 7th grade academy, 8th grade academy, and oliver parks (housed grades 4 - 6). oliver parks returned as oliver parks 6th grade center as part of the district restructuring plan for 13 - 14 and housed all district sixth graders .
cahokia school of choice opened august 2008. property, which included school buildings formerly known as st. catherine’s laboure parochial school, was purchased from the belleville archdiocese and transformed into a campus for grades kindergarten through twelve. students were selected for enrollment in this school on a first - come first - served basis. mr. gustavo cotto - rodriguez has served as principal since the school opened. effective for the 13 - 14 school year and as part of the district’s restructuring plan, the high school portion of the cahokia school of choice was closed and housed k - 8 students. effective for the 14 - 15 school year, the cahokia school of choice moved from 1826 jerome lane to 1700 jerome lane and became the estelle sauget school of choice .
1951 - 52 - 1958 - 59 aaron brien 1959 - 60 - 1967 - 68 robert catlett 1968 - 69 - 1970 - 71 eugene rodemich 1971 - 72 - 1975 - 76 noah neace 1976 - 77 - 1983 - 84 freeman greer 1984 - 85 - 1987 - 88 robert williamson 1988 - 89 - 1994 - 95 elmer h. kirchoff, ph. d. 1995 - 96 - 1999 - 2000 robert h. bresnahan, ph. d. 2000 - 01 - 2004 - 05 jed deets, ed. d. 2005 - 06 - 2009 - 10 jana l. bechtoldt, ed. d. 2010 - 11 - 2011 - 12 pamela d. manning, ph. d. 2012 - 13 - arthur s. ryan
1951 - 52 - 1954 - 55 w. w. knecht 1955 - 56 - 1956 - 57 wm. malinsky 1957 - 58 - roland keene 1958 - 59 - 1960 - 61 toby hightower 1961 - 62 - 1962 - 63 edward ruddy 1963 - 64 - 1967 - 68 newton buchanan 1968 - 69 - eugene holmes 1969 - 70 - 1971 - 72 joe wilkerson 1972 - 73 - 1977 - 78 leonard stephens 1978 - 79 - 1983 - 84 earl lee 1984 - 85 - 1987 - 88 david midkiff 1988 - 89 - 1998 - 99 lawrence taylor 1999 - 2000 2002 - 03 richard buxton 2003 - 04 - dec 2005 edward harris 2006 - 07 - 2009 - 10 pam manning 2010 - 11 - feb. 2012 terrance gaddy feb. 2012 – june 2012 michael rumsey 2012 - 13 - kevin bement
cahokia board of education, 1700 jerome lane, cahokia cahokia senior high school, 800 range lane, cahokia estelle sauget school of choice, 1700 jerome lane, cahokia 7th grade academy & 8th grade academy (wirth complex), 1900 mousette lane, cahokia huffman elementary school, 600 st. robert drive, cahokia lalumier elementary school, 6702 bond avenue, centreville maplewood elementary school, 600 jerome lane, cahokia e. morris elementary school, 1500 andrews drive, cahokia oliver parks 6th grade center, 1900 mousette lane, cahokia penniman elementary school, 1826 jerome lane, cahokia
the document to the left does not include information from the 2009 - 2010 district restructuring or the 2012 - 2013 district restructuring .
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i have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia, sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood. martin luther king jr. , 1963
by 1960, the united states was on the verge of a major social change. american society had always been more open and fluid than that of the nations in most of the rest of the world. still, it had been dominated primarily by old - stock, white males. during the 1960s, groups that previously had been submerged or subordinate began more forcefully and successfully to assert themselves: african americans, native americans, women, the white ethnic offspring of the “new immigration, ” and latinos. much of the support they received came from a young population larger than ever, making its way through a college and university system that was expanding at an unprecedented pace. frequently embracing “countercultural” life styles and radical politics, many of the offspring of the world war ii generation emerged as advocates of a new america characterized by a cultural and ethnic pluralism that their parents often viewed with unease .
the struggle of african americans for equality reached its peak in the mid - 1960s. after progressive victories in the 1950s, african americans became even more committed to nonviolent direct action. groups like the southern christian leadership conference (sclc), made up of african - american clergy, and the student nonviolent coordinating committee (sncc), composed of younger activists, sought reform through peaceful confrontation .
in 1960 african - american college students sat down at a segregated woolworth’s lunch counter in north carolina and refused to leave. their sit - in captured media attention and led to similar demonstrations throughout the south. the next year, civil rights workers organized “freedom rides, ” in which african americans and whites boarded buses heading south toward segregated terminals, where confrontations might capture media attention and lead to change .
they also organized rallies, the largest of which was the “march on washington” in 1963. more than 200, 000 people gathered in the nation’s capital to demonstrate their commitment to equality for all. the high point of a day of songs and speeches came with the address of martin luther king jr. , who had emerged as the preeminent spokesman for civil rights. “i have a dream that one day on the red hills of georgia the sons of former slaves and the sons of former slave owners will be able to sit down together at the table of brotherhood, ” king proclaimed. each time he used the refrain “i have a dream, ” the crowd roared .
the level of progress initially achieved did not match the rhetoric of the civil rights movement. president kennedy was initially reluctant to press white southerners for support on civil rights because he needed their votes on other issues. events, driven by african americans themselves, forced his hand. when james meredith was denied admission to the university of mississippi in 1962 because of his race, kennedy sent federal troops to uphold the law. after protests aimed at the desegregation of birmingham, alabama, prompted a violent response by the police, he sent congress a new civil rights bill mandating the integration of public places. not even the march on washington, however, could extricate the measure from a congressional committee, where it was still bottled up when kennedy was assassinated in 1963 .
president lyndon b. johnson was more successful. displaying negotiating skills he had so frequently employed during his years as senate majority leader, johnson persuaded the senate to limit delaying tactics preventing a final vote on the sweeping civil rights act of 1964, which outlawed discrimination in all public accommodations. the next year’s voting rights act of 1965 authorized the federal government to register voters where local officials had prevented african americans from doing so. by 1968 a million african americans were registered in the deep south. nationwide, the number of african - american elected officials increased substantially. in 1968, the congress passed legislation banning discrimination in housing .
once unleashed, however, the civil rights revolution produced leaders impatient with both the pace of change and the goal of channeling african americans into mainstream white society. malcolm x, an eloquent activist, was the most prominent figure arguing for african - american separation from the white race. stokely carmichael, a student leader, became similarly disillusioned by the notions of nonviolence and interracial cooperation. he popularized the slogan “black power, ” to be achieved by “whatever means necessary, ” in the words of malcolm x .
violence accompanied militant calls for reform. riots broke out in several big cities in 1966 and 1967. in the spring of 1968, martin luther king jr. fell before an assassin’s bullet. several months later, senator robert kennedy, a spokesman for the disadvantaged, an opponent of the vietnam war, and the brother of the slain president, met the same fate. to many these two assassinations marked the end of an era of innocence and idealism. the growing militancy on the left, coupled with an inevitable conservative backlash, opened a rift in the nation’s psyche that took years to heal .
by then, however, a civil rights movement supported by court decisions, congressional enactments, and federal administrative regulations was irreversibly woven into the fabric of american life. the major issues were about implementation of equality and access, not about the legality of segregation or disenfranchisement. the arguments of the 1970s and thereafter were over matters such as busing children out of their neighborhoods to achieve racial balance in metropolitan schools or about the use of “affirmative action. ” these policies and programs were viewed by some as active measures to ensure equal opportunity, as in education and employment, and by others as reverse discrimination .
the courts worked their way through these problems with decisions that were often inconsistent. in the meantime, the steady march of african americans into the ranks of the middle class and once largely white suburbs quietly reflected a profound demographic change .
during the 1950s and 1960s, increasing numbers of married women entered the labor force, but in 1963 the average working woman earned only 63 percent of what a man made. that year betty friedan published the feminine mystique, an explosive critique of middle - class living patterns that articulated a pervasive sense of discontent that friedan contended was felt by many women. arguing that women often had no outlets for expression other than “finding a husband and bearing children, ” friedan encouraged her readers to seek new roles and responsibilities and to find their own personal and professional identities, rather than have them defined by a male - dominated society .
the women’s movement of the 1960s and 1970s drew inspiration from the civil rights movement. it was made up mainly of members of the middle class, and thus partook of the spirit of rebellion that affected large segments of middle - class youth in the 1960s .
reform legislation also prompted change. during debate on the 1964 civil rights bill, opponents hoped to defeat the entire measure by proposing an amendment to outlaw discrimination on the basis of gender as well as race. first the amendment, then the bill itself, passed, giving women a valuable legal tool .
in 1966, 28 professional women, including friedan, established the national organization for women (now) “to take action to bring american women into full participation in the mainstream of american society now. ” while now and similar feminist organizations boast of substantial memberships today, arguably they attained their greatest influence in the early 1970s, a time that also saw the journalist gloria steinem and several other women found ms. magazine. they also spurred the formation of counter - feminist groups, often led by women, including most prominently the political activist phyllis schlafly. these groups typically argued for more “traditional” gender roles and opposed the proposed “equal rights” constitutional amendment .
passed by congress in 1972, that amendment declared in part, “equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the united states or by any state on account of sex. ” over the next several years, 35 of the necessary 38 states ratified it. the courts also moved to expand women’s rights. in 1973 the supreme court in roe v. wade sanctioned women’s right to obtain an abortion during the early months of pregnancy—seen as a significant victory for the women’s movement—but roe also spurred the growth of an anti - abortion movement .
in the mid - to late - 1970s, however, the women’s movement seemed to stagnate. it failed to broaden its appeal beyond the middle class. divisions arose between moderate and radical feminists. conservative opponents mounted a campaign against the equal rights amendment, and it died in 1982 without gaining the approval of the 38 states needed for ratification .
in post - world war ii america, americans of mexican and puerto rican descent had faced discrimination. new immigrants, coming from cuba, mexico, and central america—often unskilled and unable to speak english—suffered from discrimination as well. some hispanics worked as farm laborers and at times were cruelly exploited while harvesting crops; others gravitated to the cities, where, like earlier immigrant groups, they encountered difficulties in their quest for a better life .
chicanos, or mexican - americans, mobilized in organizations like the radical asociación nacional mexico - americana, yet did not become confrontational until the 1960s. hoping that lyndon johnson’s poverty program would expand opportunities for them, they found that bureaucrats failed to respond to less vocal groups. the example of black activism in particular taught hispanics the importance of pressure politics in a pluralistic society .
the national labor relations act of 1935 had excluded agricultural workers from its guarantee of the right to organize and bargain collectively. but césar chávez, founder of the overwhelmingly hispanic united farm workers, demonstrated that direct action could achieve employer recognition for his union. california grape growers agreed to bargain with the union after chávez led a nationwide consumer boycott. similar boycotts of lettuce and other products were also successful. though farm interests continued to try to obstruct chávez’s organization, the legal foundation had been laid for representation to secure higher wages and improved working conditions .
hispanics became politically active as well. in 1961 henry b. gonzález won election to congress from texas. three years later eligio (“kika”) de la garza, another texan, followed him, and joseph montoya of new mexico went to the senate. both gonzález and de la garza later rose to positions of power as committee chairmen in the house. in the 1970s and 1980s, the pace of hispanic political involvement increased. several prominent hispanics have served in the bill clinton and george w. bush cabinets .
in the 1950s, native americans struggled with the government’s policy of moving them off reservations and into cities where they might assimilate into mainstream america. many of the uprooted often had difficulties adjusting to urban life. in 1961, when the policy was discontinued, the u. s. commission on civil rights noted that, for native americans, “poverty and deprivation are common. ”
in the 1960s and 1970s, watching both the development of third world nationalism and the progress of the civil rights movement, native americans became more aggressive in pressing for their own rights. a new generation of leaders went to court to protect what was left of tribal lands or to recover those which had been taken, often illegally, in previous times. in state after state, they challenged treaty violations, and in 1967 won the first of many victories guaranteeing long - abused land and water rights. the american indian movement (aim), founded in 1968, helped channel government funds to native - american - controlled organizations and assisted neglected native americans in the cities .
confrontations became more common. in 1969 a landing party of 78 native americans seized alcatraz island in san francisco bay and held it until federal officials removed them in 1971. in 1973 aim took over the south dakota village of wounded knee, where soldiers in the late 19th century had massacred a sioux encampment. militants hoped to dramatize the poverty and alcoholism in the reservation surrounding the town. the episode ended after one native american was killed and another wounded, with a government agreement to re - examine treaty rights.
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skyward is a software company specializing in k-12 school management and municipality management technologies, including student management, human resources, and financial management. skyward is partnered with more than 1,900 school districts and municipalities worldwide.
skyward is a software company specializing in k-12 school management and municipality management technologies, including student management, human resources, and financial management. skyward is partnered with more than 1,900 school districts and municipalities worldwide.