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The estimated total number of adoptions has ranged from a low of 50,000 in 1944 to a high of 175,000 in 1970.

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Wichita Homeschool team tops robotics competition at WSU

by Amy Renee Leiker

Wichita Homeschool swept the 14th annual Kansas Boosting Engineering, Science and Technology (BEST) robotic games on Saturday, winning the top two awards and qualifying for regional competition.

Twenty-five Kansas schools and one from Arkansas competed in the daylong event at Wichita State University's Koch Arena. The competition is designed to boost interest in technology, engineering and science careers. Wichita Homeschool won the Game Award, based on points scored by the robot during competition.

kansas.com

November 4, 2012

Wichita mother sentenced in death of young girl

by Kake News

A Wichita mother has been sentenced to six years in prison for the death of her 3-year-old daughter.

Monica Krueger, 25, had been charged first-degree murder in the June 2014 death of Emma Krueger. She pleaded guilty to a lesser charge of second-degree murder in October and was sentenced Thursday to 72 months in prison.

kake.com

December 4, 2015

Wichita Police investigating possible child abuse

by Erica Wheeler

The Wichita Police Department is investigating a possible case of child abuse, against a 3 year-old girl.

Police say the unidentified toddler's mother states she drove her daughter to the Emergency Room of Wesley Medical Center Thursday evening after an alleged fall.

Wichita Headlines Examiner

June 26, 2009

Wife arrested in stabbing death of husband in Hesperia

by Michael Sorba

HESPERIA -- A woman stabbed her husband several times Sunday, killing him while the couple's two children slept in their home.

Detectives had not identified a motive on Sunday, the release says. The couples children, ages 11 and 13, weren't injured. Child Protective Services took them into custody.

Inland Valley Daily Bulletin

April 11, 2010

Wildlife Expert: Mountain Lions May Roam Area

by Robert Michelin

PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. - Melissa Grigione, a local expert in wildlife and large felines, said mountain lions in Pleasantville could be more common than most would think, especially with the warmer winter weather as of late.

"Mountain lions used to be native to this area and they're starting to try and come back here and become familiar with the area. It's sort of an eastward bound movement that they're going through now," said Grigione, an associate professor and director of the Graduate Program in Environmental Science at Pace University. "Now that it's been warmer here too there's more forage, which means more deer around, which is tempting to them."

thedailysleepyhollow.com

February 3, 2012

Wildlife Experts Confirm Increased Cougar Population in Nebraska

Wildlife experts say the recent cougar sightings across Nebraska could become more common.

What to do in case of an encounter: Due to their secretive nature and low density, mountain lions rarely interact with humans. Occasional interactions may occur with human infringement on natural areas and mountain lion immigration into populated areas with high deer densities.

1011now.com

June 15, 2012

Wildlife rangers shoot 1 mountain lion in Boulder, chase another off

by Mitchell Byars

Colorado Parks and Wildlife rangers were forced to shoot one mountain lion and scare off another after the two animals wandered into Boulder on Monday night, according to officials.

The first mountain lion was spotted around 8 p.m. Monday near Folsom and Walnut streets in a backyard hot tub area, according to Jennifer Churchill, a spokeswoman with Colorado Parks and Wildlife.

denverpost.com

August 29, 2012

Will cuts to foster care cost more in the long run?

ST. PETERSBURG -- Mental health professionals will tell you there are children across the Tampa Bay area who have been through hell. Many have been ripped out of the care of their parents due to abuse, neglect, or even death.

Some are forced to live in a stranger's home and, in some instances, children in state care will live in dozens of foster care homes while waiting to be adopted. The experience can be traumatic, but for those young people who age out of the system, they're getting a rude awakening. Florida lawmakers want to cut back on how long it will pay to help them get their lives on track.

wtsp.com

January 25, 2012

Will parents be next to get school 'reformers' broom?

by Julie Woestehoff

Once Bill Gates, D. C. Supt. Michelle Rhee and the Waiting for Superman crowd are done drawing and quartering teachers, are they going to come after us parents?

After all, we're just the flip side of the same coin. What if, after all the millions of dollars that have been poured into marketing and movies promoting charter schools, turnaround companies, vouchers, mayors running the schools, etc., parents still refuse to play?

Huffington Post

October 4, 2010

Will Sweden Adopt Germany's Persecution of Homeschoolers?

by Leah Jones

Sweden's parliament members are being warned to drop plans to change their homeschooling laws or soon they could be on par with Germany, where persecution over homeschooling recently convinced a family to leave and come to the U.S. for asylum.

Apparently, Sweden's homeschooling plan is recommended in Chapter 24, Paragraph 23 of a proposed school law, officials said. It "appears likely that the same circumstances that currently exist in Germany would appear in Sweden, forcing Swedish citizens who wish to homeschool to flee their home country. It is our understanding that some Swedish families have already chosen to flee because of the harassment from local school authorities," the letter says.

Christian Web News

May 5, 2010

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