Davis Launches New Efforts To Recycle Items Left Behind By Students
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- The Tennessean
Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn disparaged teachers. Bill Lee should not tolerate that. | Opinion
Educators or colleges of education are not the problems. They certainly are not “dumb" like Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn implies.
- Detroit Free Press
Michigan schools get tens of thousands of dollars to change racist mascots
Michigan schools are getting tens of thousands of dollars to eliminate mascot and logo imagery that depict racist stereotypes of indigenous people.
- 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.
- INSIDER
A new student-loan company is now taking over the accounts of public servants seeking debt cancellation
Along with account transfers, the Public Service Loan Forgiveness waiver expires in four months. Advocates say those borrowers need continued relief.
- The Florida Times-Union
Duval Schools reports over 500 vacancies as Florida faces one of its largest teacher shortages
Teacher shortages continue to impact the State of Florida. What does that mean for Duval County Public Schools?
- Herald Times Reporter
American Indian boarding schools exhibit at Manitowoc library highlights 'darker corner' of US history
Manitowoc Public Library is hosting the National Endowment for the Humanities On the Road Exhibition this summer through Aug. 11.
- Los Angeles Times Opinion
Editorial: The Supreme Court ruling on school prayer deserves a big fat F
The Supreme Court threw out decades of legal precedent on school prayer with a decision that ignored the facts as well as the importance of not proselytizing to students.
- INSIDER
Meet a 37-year-old with $108,100 in student debt who lives in a school bus because rent is unaffordable: 'Student-loan debt is by far my biggest regret'
Nick Crocker didn't even use his degree and wishes he'd gone to trade school instead. "It's too much money to let somebody borrow at 18 years old."
- The 74
Analysis: As a Nervous Summer Begins, Schools Scramble to Fill Job Vacancies
It’s the start of a nervous summer for school superintendents and H.R. folks. Idaho has hundreds of teacher vacancies, and many schools can’t find qualified applicants. That could translate into unfilled positions and larger class sizes — and inexperienced teachers in hard-to-fill disciplines such as math, science and special education. Idaho schools are fully feeling […]
- The St. Augustine Record
Florida releases final FSA achievement rates, with St. Johns County leading the pack
Florida released its final FSA test scores, with Volusia behind the state in most subjects, while St. Johns and Flagler counties scored higher.
- Daily Commercial
'People are so vulnerable': Retired principal weighs in on LHS band, Elder Council incident
Ted Wolf, who retired as the principal of Villages Elementary of Lady Lake 12 years ago, weighs in on the Leesburg High School band situation.
- The Telegraph
Trans issues shouldn’t be taught to children without their parents knowing, Nadhim Zahawi says
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- MarketWatch
Mark Cuban supports Biden plan to forgive $10,000 in student loans: ‘It has to be fixed’
Cuban says he supports the proposal backed by President Joe Biden that would cancel up to $10,000 in student loans per borrower. In the past, Cuban said that student-loan forgiveness could boost the economy, but explained that the problem should be fixed by addressing the “ridiculous tuition fees” from colleges and Universities. “Forgiving the debt is the worst thing you can do,” Cuban said in 2015.
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'Moms for Liberty': New organization launches to fight for 'parental rights' at schools
A local woman hopes New Hanover County's chapter of Moms for Liberty will restore parents' rights to make decisions for their children.
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U.S. seeks 250,000 mentors, tutors to address pandemic learning loss
The Biden administration on Tuesday will launch a new effort to recruit 250,000 mentors and tutors to help students who have fallen back in their learning during the coronavirus pandemic, the White House said. The program, which will be led by AmeriCorps and the Department of Education along with other service organizations, will seek to get adults to fill the roles over the next three years. Students on average are two to four months behind in reading and math as a result of the pandemic, a White House official said.
- The Conversation
Why do kids have to go to school?
The core of education is to enable young learners to be kind, giving members of society. David Brewster/Star Tribune via Getty Images Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com. Why do us kids have to go to school? – Vanessa C., age 10, Gilbert, Arizona Kids go to school for many reasons. Where and when depends on their age, location, parental preference and local policies. Parents send th
- Yahoo Finance
Climate response will 'change the world over the next 75 years,' Columbia business school dean says
Columbia Business School Dean Costis Maglaras is tasked with preparing business school students for the world's biggest challenge: climate change.
- Newark Advocate
Granville hires first planning and development director as it prepares for Intel
Darryll Wolnik, a Cleveland native, started May 10 as the village's first planning and development director.
- The 74
Teachers Have 2 Hours a Week to Teach Social Studies, Prepare Informed Citizens
The founders of the United States were intentionally building a nation based on the ideals of the Enlightenment, a movement centered on individual happiness, knowledge and reason. This new approach to defining a country – rather than basing it on language, ethnicity or geographic proximity – meant the new United States would have to educate […]