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Students say the teacher was often “aroused” as they were forced into open-mouth kissing, groping and simulated sex, the lawsuit states.
- BuzzFeed
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"As a nerdy kid interested in space, I told her that it’s the moon actually reflecting the light of the sun, but she did not believe me."
- The Hill
More than 100 Harvard students walk out of class of professor accused of sexual abuse
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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Woman, 29, arrested after enrolling at New Jersey high school posing as student, officials say
A 29-year-old woman was arrested last week after she spent four days fraudulently enrolled in a New Jersey high school as a student, school district officials said.
- The 74
After 3 Weeks and a Flood of Details, Va. School Shooting Grows More Unthinkable
It’s a tragedy that many observers have struggled to wrap their minds around: How could a 6-year-old access a loaded gun, bring it to school and fire it as his teacher? And how could school leaders ignore multiple warnings the little boy was armed? In the weeks since the Jan. 6 shooting in Newport News, […]
- 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.
- Herald-Tribune
Friday's letters: Not all parents in thrall to DeSantis, no religion in education
They don't support governor's culture war, book banning, efforts to marginalize LGBTQ students, attacks on the press or move to overhaul New College.
- IndyStar | The Indianapolis Star
Indiana lawmaker targets furries in schools. Schools say there's no problem
A bill in the Indiana Senate would reiterate that schools are allowed to enforce dress codes to prevent students from dressing as furries.
- Politico
Trump unveils new education policy loaded with culture war proposals
The proposal reflects the degree to which Republicans want the next election to be waged around classrooms as much as boardrooms.
- Idaho Statesman
Ban abortion after rape? Subsidize private schools? What 3 Meridian legislators say
Abortion, school choice and property taxes were the main issues discussed at the Meridian town hall.
- INSIDER
Transitioning millions of student-loan borrowers back into repayment this year will be a 'huge undertaking,' Biden's Education Department says
"The world of servicing federal student loans is changing rapidly," Federal Student Aid's management wrote in the agency's 2022 annual report.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
University of Wisconsin Law School joins exodus of others not participating in U.S. News rankings
The school's decision follows dozens of other law schools in a cross-country revolt against the rankings.
- Victorville Daily Press
COVID-19 vaccine mandate for California schools face uncertainty
Gov. Gavin Newsom may be walking back a plan he rolled out in 2021 to mandate COVID-19 vaccines for K-12 students.
- The 74
Opinion: Incremental Change Didn’t Save Blockbuster. It Won’t Save Education, Either
Perhaps the biggest failure of the current education ecosystem is its inability to envision what the future holds for our students and to make systemic changes now to prepare them for that future. Shackled to a monolithic, change-resistant system, school and district leaders continue to make incremental and piecemeal changes to a broken system expecting […]
- College Football News
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- INSIDER
Florida wants its strict race and gender law to influence how an AP class on Black history is taught nationwide
Florida expects the African American history class will be altered for all students because of its laws that limit what can be taught about gender and racism.
- AccuWeather
Snowballs fly through the air at the University of Michigan
As snow blanketed the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor on Jan. 25, dozens of students came together to have a massive snowball fight.
- Palm Beach Daily News
Once-subversive plot to dismantle traditional public schools in Florida now central policy
Frank Cerabino's column on bill in Florida Legislature to expand vouchers and draw more students and tax dollars away from traditional public schools.
- NBC News
Virginia school board votes to replace embattled superintendent after 6-year-old boy shoots teacher
The Newport News School Board on Wednesday voted to replace its embattled superintendent amid the continuing fallout from a 6-year-old boy shooting his first-grade teacher this month.