Education

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating allegations of sex-based harassment mishandling at Nex Benedict’s suburban Tulsa school district. This inquiry comes after the recent death of Nex, a 16-year-old student who faced bullying related to their gender identity. The investigation ensures schools provide safe environments and addresses broader concerns about transgender rights. U.S. Education … Read more

Culinary students from Valley Falls High School achieved victory in a statewide recipe challenge organized by the Kansas State Department of Education. The competition required students to craft a recipe with a Kansas-sourced ingredient, emphasizing a nutritious breakfast option. After nearly two years of dedicated effort, the students’ winning entries, named “Kansas Granola” and “Berry … Read more

Introduction:In this insightful commentary, Kyle Wingfield, the president and CEO of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, delves into the intricacies of Georgia’s public school system. With a focus on transparency and accountability, Wingfield voices his concerns about the diminishing availability of information in recent years, ultimately impacting parents, educators, and taxpayers. Background and Concerns:Wingfield outlines … Read more

In the first two months of 2024, over 30 cases of measles have been reported in 15 states, including Florida. Recently, Polk County confirmed 10 cases, with one school in Broward County having the highest count. Unvaccinated students face higher risks. Measles, a highly contagious airborne virus, can spread through droplets and on surfaces for … Read more

In a groundbreaking move, the Florida House unanimously voted on Thursday to pass a bill allocating $20 million in compensation for victims of abuse at the closed Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys in Marianna and another state reform school in Okeechobee County. This significant decision aims to address the historical injustices and provide restitution … Read more

The head of North Dakota University System, Chancellor Mark Hagerott, has asked for a month of paid leave. He submitted the request to the State Board of Higher Education for approval, explaining that he plans to use this time to get ready to teach an artificial intelligence class at North Dakota State University and finish … Read more

In the heart of Mechanicville, students are in for a delightful treat – free, locally sourced meals, all thanks to the extra boost from the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP). Step into the school’s cafeteria, and you’ll be greeted with a tempting array of homemade dishes, crafted with care, and featuring fresh fruits and vegetables sourced … Read more

The recent study, ‘Shifting Tides: The Evolution of Racial Inequality in Higher Education from the 1980s through the 2010s,’ sheds light on the persistent racial disparities in college admissions in the United States. The research, conducted by a team from various universities and published in Sage Journals, analyzed four national survey datasets spanning four decades … Read more

In a recent report shedding light on primary education, a concerning revelation emerges – one in four children embarking on their school journey lacks toilet training. This not only highlights a crucial developmental gap but also places an additional burden on teachers who find themselves spending approximately two and a half hours each day supporting … Read more

The Tennessee State House has approved a new law that restricts the display of certain flags in public schools. The bill, known as House Bill 1605, passed with a 70-24 vote, mainly along party lines, and now awaits potential approval by the state Senate. The legislation prohibits public schools from showcasing any flags other than … Read more