Despite school tragedies, counselors say students aren't seeking support
Despite school tragedies, counselors say students aren't seeking support
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DeSantis is making New College a stronger, more diverse school
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- The 74
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Debbie Critchfield was elected Idaho superintendent of public instruction in November, ousting two-term incumbent Sherri Ybarra, a fellow Republican whose tenure was widely panned as lax and ineffectual. Critchfield has served on the Idaho State Board of Education for seven years, two of them as president. She also spent several years as a substitute teacher, […]
- The Hill
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More than 100 Harvard students walked out of professor John L. Comaroff’s class Tuesday afternoon to protest his teaching again after he was placed on leave last year for violating the school’s sexual harassment and professional conduct policies. The Harvard Crimson, the school’s student newspaper, reported that the students protested Comaroff’s first lecture of the…
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- Associated Press
Faculty calls on embattled Minnesota college head to resign
Faculty leaders at a Minnesota college that dismissed an art history instructor who showed depictions of the Prophet Muhammad in a course have overwhelmingly called for the university president to resign. Faculty leaders at Hamline University said 71 of 92 members who attended a meeting Tuesday voted to call on President Fayneese Miller to resign immediately.
- IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
Indiana lawmaker targets furries in schools. Schools say there's no problem
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- Politico
Trump unveils new education policy loaded with culture war proposals
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- Miami Herald
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- The 74
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- Idaho Statesman
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- The Oklahoman
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- Miami Herald
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- The Burlington Free Press
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- USA TODAY
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You can hate Arizona Sen. John Kavanagh, but he's right about schools and pronouns
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