Former Parma City School Board Vice President resigns
It's official: Parma City School Board is down one member following the resignation of Former Vice President Amanda Karpus.
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The 6-year-old Virginia student accused of shooting and injuring his first grade teacher Abigail Zwerner has a track record of violent behavior according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. The shooting wasn’t the only bad run-in he’s had with a teacher.
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Tucker Carlson says FSU scholarship promotes 'race hatred'; university updates language
Christopher Rufo's attack on FSU's DEI programs was followed by an FSU statement Thursday, and a second one was released Tuesday.
- BuzzFeed
Nonrich Folks Who Went To Really Expensive Schools, Tell Us About The Most Entitled Rich Students You Ever Met
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We asked ChatGPT to write an article about itself. Here’s why the response is worrying
“We need to seriously examine how generative AI is changing how different fields,” a professor from Stanford University said.
- The Conversation
9-year-old Black prodigy has already begun college – but schools often fail to recognize highly talented Black students
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- TODAY
Child’s drawing of a pig in a bow tie is deemed ‘inappropriate’ by school, mom says
A Michigan mom says her 11-year-old daughter’s school called a drawing of a pig "inappropriate."
- The 74
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When former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed a law last year that lets any family receive public funds for private school or homeschooling, he said he “trusts parents to choose what works best” for their children. Over 46,000 Arizona students now use an education savings account, or ESA, which provides about $7,000 per child annually […]
- ABC News
Texas couple charged with dealing fentanyl-laced pills to middle, high school students, 3 of whom died
The Justice Department on Monday charged a Texas couple with dealing pills laced with fentanyl, which it said led to three deaths of three students, according to court documents unsealed on Monday. Luis Eduardo Navarrete, 21, and Magaly Mejia Cano, 29 are charged with conspiracy to distribute and possess with intent to distribute a controlled substance.
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South Carolina athletics exploring billion-dollar Williams-Brice Stadium modernization project
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Gun magazine and ammunition found in 5-year-old student's backpack
A gun magazine and ammunition were found Monday in a 5-year-old student's backpack at an elementary school in Syracuse, New York, officials said.
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Bears partial owner Andrew McKenna passes at age 93
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Senate Education committee kills Gov. Noem’s Stronger Families Scholarships bill
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- The Topeka Capital-Journal
Republicans took away Kansas teachers' due process in 2014. Olive branch may return it.
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- Daytona Beach News-Journal
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Gov. DeSantis appears to be stoking the flames of racial animus and division.
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Letters to the Editor: Ron DeSantis is wrecking a college to score political points. How shameful
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- The Oklahoman
Oklahoma Gov. Stitt proposes $130M school voucher program. Will rural opposition sink it again?
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- Asheville Citizen-Times
'As a Black man, I'm appalled': Report shows gap between Black, white student achievement
A new report by Buncombe County staff shows that Black and white students have significantly different levels of success in local public schools.