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- Miami Herald
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- The 74
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- The Hill
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Gov. Sanders claps back at Arkansas school district over teachers filling out White privilege survey
Gov. Sanders said she will not tolerate school districts promoting critical race theory after a teacher survey surfaced at an Arkansas school.
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Michigan university accused of racism for holding ‘segregated’ graduation events
Grand Valley State University (GVSU), a public university in Allendale, Michigan, is being accused of racism for organizing complementary graduation celebrations separated by race. A general commencement ceremony will still take place as a main event. GVSU described the celebrations as “cultural graduations” that aim to recognize “accomplishments in the spirit and traditions of our diverse identities and cultures.”
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SF parents sue local school district to put Algebra I back in middle school
San Francisco parents are suing the city's public school district for not offering Algebra I to middle school students and for requiring students to retake the course in ninth grade even if they have already passed it elsewhere. The lawsuit, filed on March 22, calls for the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) to offer Algebra I in middle school, arguing that current policies and practices hinder students' academic growth in mathematics and creates barriers to excelling in the subject. According to the suit, advanced students have become bored with what their parents have referred to as dumbed-down math.
- HuffPost
Fox News Reporter Hugs Son Live On Air While Reporting On Shooting At His School
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- Idaho Statesman
University of Idaho reports student’s death. He was from Boise
“This has understandably been a difficult year for the Vandal Family, with the loss of several students since the start of the academic year last August.”
- The Conversation
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- Fortune
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- Iowa City Press-Citizen
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- Kansas City Star
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- Sacramento Bee
Explosion at California high school injures teacher. Students, staff demand more security
Trustees want to know why there were no security cameras in the area.
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Asian American high school students more likely to feel alienated and invisible, report reveals
A recent study on the experiences of Asian American high school students in Boston has found that they are more likely to feel overlooked and marginalized than other students. The researchers compared survey results from six Boston Public School (BPS) high schools where at least 10% of students were Asian American and found that although Asian American students generally performed well academically, many felt isolated and disconnected socially. The report, “Truth from Youth: The Asian American Experience in BPS High Schools,” was commissioned by the Massachusetts Asian American Educators Association and led by former BPS teacher Go Sasaki and retired education researcher Rosann Tung.
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