The federal government — and especially Democrats — needs to get better at communicating the items it gets done for the Latino community, according to several of Northwest Indiana’s Latino leaders.
Colorado Board of Education voted to make changes to how students are taught about the Holocaust
Last year the board voted to remove the word Nazi from social studies curriculum, today the board voted to once again use the term.
Virginia Board of Education delays review of history standards
Prior to Youngkin’s appointments, the board was comprised entirely of appointees named by either former Democratic governors Ralph Northam or Terry McAuliffe.
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While CMAS test scores show some improvement over last year, Colorado students are lagging compared to where they were before the COVID pandemic as the percentage of students who “met or exceeded
Colleges using DEI requirements as ‘political litmus tests,’ to censor dissenting views: Education activist
Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s Robert Shibly said diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) requirements are being used as ‘ political litmus tests.’
Students suffer gap in education, socialization during pandemic
Many students at Lawrence Elementary School have shared with their teachers how the pandemic interrupted their learning.
How Education Dept. plans to lift 7.5 million borrowers out of default
Documents detail the Biden administration’s plan to bring 7.5 million people in default on their federal student loans back into good standing.
Millie Bobby Brown enrolls at Purdue University: ‘Young girls deserve an education’
Millie Bobby Brown is headed to college. The Stranger Things star enrolled at Purdue University to study human services remotely. How to start investing right now — no expensive
Republicans’ classroom gagging bills are ‘attack on education’, report says
PEN America says ‘educational gag orders’ have increased 250% since 2021 with focus on race and LGBTQ+ issues
Massachusetts teachers union head criticizes public education’s focus on income, college and career
Max Page, the president of the Massachusetts Teachers Association, spoke out about public education and standardized test scores Monday, criticizing the existing structure of schools.