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Hundreds of U.S. High School Students Stage Walkouts to Support Palestine
Across the U.S., hundreds of students recently walked out of school to condemn Israel’s siege of Gaza following Hamas’ attack.
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Across the U.S., hundreds of students recently walked out of school to condemn Israel’s siege of Gaza following Hamas’ attack.
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In a move emphasizing the critical role of parental involvement in education, the Noah Webster Educational Foundation recently…
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If you have a special needs child, at some point, you’ll have to face the daunting decision of how to educate them.
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While Banned Books Week had its annual celebration, Moms for Liberty declared the same week Teach Kids to Read Week.
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By Jillian Schneider This article was originally published by The Lion on September 28, 2023. Republished with permission. …
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Thirteen high schools in Baltimore, Maryland, don’t have any students who are at grade-level proficiency in math.
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Looping is a teaching strategy where a teacher stays with the same class across multiple grades. Is it always a healthy choice though?
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The ADULT framework is a tool that helps you prepare your kid for the real world. Stop worrying about the wrong things by focusing on...
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Heritage Foundation released a report detailing efforts across the country to boost school choice, parental rights, and student success.
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Youngkin pardoned the Loudoun County dad who’d been arrested at a school board meeting after his daughter was assaulted in a school bathroom.
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Do VA School Boards Have to Join the VSBA? In unprecedented move, Warren County removed their membership, breaking the VSBA's monopoly on...
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A viral clip revealed a student was reportedly removed from class for having a Gadsden patch, or what's known as the “Don’t Tread on Me” flag.