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- The State
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“What about people who have to make it on their own merits, not a high-powered lawyer” paid $60,000, columnist David Laurderdale writes on Alex Murdaugh’s jail calls about getting his son back in law school. | Opinion
- INSIDER
Florida offers new training for teachers that says it was a 'misconception' that 'the Founders desired strict separation of church and state': report
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis said the new civic education program was pushing back on the "woke indoctrination" of children.
- The Advocate
Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws Take Effect in Five More States
It's not just Florida — Alabama, Tennessee, South Dakota, Utah, and Indiana have anti-LGBTQ+ laws coming into force now.
- INSIDER
A Pennsylvania special-ed teacher was dismissed from her job after she taped 'I have nothing nice to say' message to student's nose
Local news reported that the teacher, identified as Audra Ritter, placed the tape on the student's nose in May.
- INSIDER
Wisconsin school district dropped book on Japanese-American incarceration during WWII from curriculum, arguing that the story was 'unbalanced'
Julie Otsuka's 2002 book, "When the Emperor Was Divine," is among a number of books on race and sexuality that conservatives have pushed to ban.
- The 74
The Dark Legacy of the Indian Boarding School System All Americans Need to Know
This week the U.S. Interior Department released a 100-page report on the lasting consequences of the federal Indian boarding school system. You might recall last June Interior Secretary Deb Haaland, an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo, announced the federal agency would investigate the extent of the loss of human life and legacy of the federal Indian […]
- Miami Herald
How a small, conservative Michigan college is helping DeSantis reshape education in Florida
The spotlight was on Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, as it so often has been over the past three years.
- Raleigh News and Observer
Enrollment soars in NC private schools at levels not seen since the 1970s
The last time enrollment increased this much in private schools was in 1971 when families left public schools during school integration.
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Texas schools scramble to find coaches who can also fill crucial teaching roles
“A lot of really, really good coaches are getting out of the business.”
- The Fayetteville Observer
What to know about the House of Prayer Church raided by the FBI in Fayetteville
The Fayetteville House of Prayer was among several raided by the FBI on June 23. Here are 3 things to know.
- The Anderson Independent-Mail
Anderson U. clarifies stance after teacher loses job; LGBTQ activists demand change
As Anderson University issued a letter to clarify its statement of Christian faith, LGBTQ activists say 139 people have pledged to pull funding.
- Kansas City Star
Missouri has a teacher shortage, but it can’t compromise in evaluating new candidates
“We say all the time that we should not judge a student by one test score. Maybe we should say the same thing about teachers.” | Editorial
- The New Voice of Ukraine
Russian agent working as Kyiv school principal detained by SBU
Ukrainian law enforcement officers neutralized a Russian espionage ring in Kyiv, which was engaged in gathering intelligence related to the positions of the Armed Forces and Territorial Defense, reported Ukraine’s SBU Security Service via social media on July 2.
- Daytona Beach News-Journal
Florida releases final FSA achievement rates, with Volusia lagging behind state scores
Florida released its final FSA test scores, with Volusia behind the state in most subjects, while St. Johns and Flagler counties scored higher.
- GOBankingRates
6 Lesser-Known Side Hustles To Earn Some Extra Cash
The pandemic did not give birth to the gig economy, but it sure did help it grow up a lot quicker. In 2020, side hustlers scrambled to find alternative income streams out of necessity, because...
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
TCU, Texas Tech and Baylor’s future as Power 5 schools depends on ESPN, Fox and Big Ten
TCU officials, and the remaining Texas Big 12 schools are nervously preparing for their futures.
- The Root
Vermont High School Barred from Flying Black Lives Matter Flag
The Bellows Falls Union High School board unanimously voted on a new policy that restricts the school from flying flags other than the US and Vermont state flags, according to the Brattleboro Reformer. Those flags include the Black Lives Matter flag BFUHS and other Vermont schools have flown in support of their Black students.
- Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Schools pledges independent review of grading practices following state watchdog report
The Baltimore City school system is pledging an independent review of its grading procedures after Maryland’s education watchdog identified discrepancies in how grades were recorded in high schools. City school officials announced plans this week to hire a third party to review grading during the upcoming 2022-23 school year. Leaders said last month they were fully committed to an audit after ...
- Kansas City Star
He was ‘the guy you wanted.’ Students, colleagues of Olathe principal feel deep loss
“However you needed him to support you, he was there and able to play that role.”