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
Recent research from the Ohio Department of Higher Education indicates an encouraging trend in the state’s public universities. A growing number of students are successfully completing their degrees, with over 3,000 additional students earning degrees within six years. Despite a slight overall enrollment decrease, the percentage of students graduating within six years statewide has risen … Read more
California is setting the stage for a significant educational shift with Assembly Bill 2097, proposing a mandatory computer science graduation requirement by the 2030-2031 academic year. The bill, championed by Assemblyman Marc Berman, demands that every public high school in the state offer at least one computer science course by 2027. With 55% of California … Read more
In the heart of Tennessee, Rutherford County Schools (RCS) grapples with a significant meal debt after the conclusion of a federal program that once provided free meals. State Rep. Kevin Raper, an advocate with a deep educational background, is pushing for change, emphasizing the importance of nourishing students for optimal learning. In response to the … Read more
In a recent ruling that has sparked debate and ignited discussions on individual rights and grooming standards, a Texas judge has affirmed a school district’s discretion to enforce restrictions on hair length for male students. The decision comes amidst ongoing controversy surrounding grooming policies in educational institutions and their implications for student autonomy and diversity. … Read more
Virginia Shaffer, a dedicated Diabetes Resource Coordinator for Columbus City Schools (CCS), has been awarded the prestigious title of Ohio School Nurse of the Year by the Ohio Association of School Nurses. This recognition celebrates Shaffer’s unwavering commitment to promoting student health and wellness within the school community. With over 14 years of experience in … Read more
It’s hard to believe it’s been seven years since the last solar eclipse. I remember interviewing for my job at the radio station back in 2017. Now, the upcoming solar eclipse on April 8th is generating more excitement than ever. Ohio schools and businesses are taking full advantage of this rare celestial event. Many schools … Read more
Bug Tussel University is taking a significant step towards enhancing digital literacy within its community by offering a smartphone basics class on Wednesday, April 3rd. Geared towards beginners, this course covers fundamental functions applicable to both iPhone and Android users, ensuring that residents can confidently navigate the ever-evolving world of smartphones. Bug Tussel University recognizes … Read more
In the United States, a staggering one out of every three college students grapples with the harsh reality of food insecurity, as reported by Temple University’s The Hope Center. The University of California, Davis, is among the institutions witnessing the impact firsthand, with students queuing up daily at the campus food pantry for essential support. … Read more
In a surprising story from Trinity School in New York City, a former teacher named Gerardo Perez has filed a lawsuit, saying he experienced harassment and a strange incident that led to him losing his job. Perez says the problems started in June 2021 when a coworker accused him of not doing good work and … Read more