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Waukegan to consider tightening school grade-advancement criteria; ‘Determined on academic growth...
Chicago Tribune· 5 hours ago“This will allow students to have some ownership in their learning, while holding them to academic standards,” said Jason Nault, the district’s associate ...
Meet the accomplished leaders who are Seacoast Students of the Week
Gannett via AOL· 3 days agoSya McKay, junior, Somersworth High School Sya is an exceptional student and athlete. She holds...
Have grades become meaningless as A’s become the norm at University of Michigan and other schools?
MLive.com· 6 hours agoThe majority of grades given to undergraduates at the University of Michigan in the fall of 2022...
Why the ladies love Hamas, Dems losing public-school families and other commentary
New York Post· 4 days ago“Under Clinton and Obama, the party led the fight to expand public school choice and raise academic ...
Back to school: IWR superstars talk about dedication, hard work
The Monroe Evening News· 7 days agoInsane Wrestling Revolution pro wrestlers recently stepped out of the squared circle to meet with...
JMU Appoints New VP For Enrollment Management
The Harrisonburg Daily News-Record· 2 days agoMelinda Wood has been appointed vice president for enrollment management at James Madison University, replacing Donna Harper, who will retire this...
Teachers can challenge Tennessee law limiting instruction on race, gender, and bias, judge rules
Tennessee Lookout via Yahoo News· 6 days agoThis story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at...
Red states are fueling a public school exodus
The Hill· 6 days agoRepublicans are carving out a red-state confederacy where they can impose their own laws and social mores in defiance of national majorities. To take the...
Mississippi governor signs law to set a new funding formula for public schools
Associated Press· 7 days agoMississippi Gov. Tate Reeves has signed legislation that will change the way the state pays for...
Five Black Students, Ages 14-16, Just Earned Their First College Degree
BlackNews.com· 19 hours agoFive young African American students who formerly attended Icon Preparatory School in Tampa, Florida...