Tag: Education
J.D. Vance’s Career Success Thanks to Yale: A Look at his Journey
J.D. Vance's Rise to Success with the Help of YaleWhen J.D. Vance was accepted to Yale Law in 2010, it was a life-changing moment for him. Coming from a turbulent background in Middletown, Ohio,...
Ron DeSantis at Moms for Liberty Event: A Throwback to Earlier Times
Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida attended an event hosted by the conservative parents' rights group Moms for Liberty in Milwaukee. The event seemed like a throwback to earlier times, hinting at what could have...
California Bans Student Gender Notification Policies: What You Need to Know
In a recent development in California, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed a groundbreaking bill that prohibits educators from notifying parents if their child requests to switch names or pronouns. This move comes after a...
Bloomberg’s $1 Billion Donation Makes Medical School Tuition Free at Hopkins
A generous donation of $1 billion from Michael Bloomberg to Johns Hopkins University was announced, allowing most medical students to attend tuition-free. The gift will also increase financial aid for students in the schools...
Challenging Affirmative Action in Hiring at Northwestern Law School: Lawsuit Update
On July 2, 2024, a conservative group filed a lawsuit against Northwestern University's law school, alleging that the school's efforts to increase diversity in faculty hiring violate federal laws prohibiting discrimination based on race...
AI Companion for Public School Students: A Disappointing Outcome
The Los Angeles school district had high hopes for an A.I. chatbot named Ed that was meant to be an "educational friend" to half a million students. This chatbot was designed to provide academic...
Teaching the Bible Mandated in Oklahoma Public Schools
The Oklahoma state superintendent, Ryan Walters, made an announcement directing all public schools in the state to include the teaching of the Bible, including the Ten Commandments, in their curriculum. Walters, who is a...
Assessing the Impact of $190 Billion in Pandemic Aid for Schools
Two recent studies have analyzed the impact of the $190 billion in pandemic aid allocated to U.S. schools, with the majority of the funding being provided in 2021 to support student recovery efforts. Despite...
Exploring Fatphobia: Ivy League Course on Politics of Fatness
Brown University is offering a summer course called the "Politics of Fatness," which focuses on exploring the concept of "fatphobia." The course, titled "The F-Word: Examining the Science, Culture, and Politics of Fatness," aims...
Revival of Religion: Trump Endorses Ten Commandments in Louisiana Schools
Former President Donald Trump recently expressed his strong support for the display of the Ten Commandments in both public and private schools, emphasizing the importance of a "religious revival" in the United States. Trump...
Apology issued by New Jersey school district for controversial question about ISIS in quiz
A New Jersey school district recently issued an apology for causing offense to a Muslim activist group due to a controversial question about ISIS in a class quiz. The Wayne Township Public Schools superintendent’s...
School Choice as a Race Issue: Condoleezza Rice’s Argument
Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice recently spoke about the importance of school choice in the United States, emphasizing how the lack of educational freedom disproportionately affects low-income minority students. Rice, who currently serves...
Trump Proposes Granting Green Cards to All Foreign College Graduates
Donald J. Trump recently made a surprising announcement regarding his plans for foreign college students in America. In a podcast with Silicon Valley investors who support his 2024 campaign, Trump expressed his intention to...
House GOP Faces Pressure to Target Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Medical Schools
House Republicans are feeling the heat from conservative groups to address the issue of diversity, equity, and inclusion in medical schools. More than 50 conservative organizations are pushing for a bill that would prevent...
Louisiana Law Requires Display of Ten Commandments in Classrooms: Civil Rights Groups Plan Challenge
Louisiana recently became the first state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in all public school classrooms, following the signing of a bill by Republican Gov. Jeff Landry. The bill, known as...
Louisiana Law Mandates Display of Ten Commandments in Public Classrooms
Gov. Jeff Landry of Louisiana recently signed a new law that requires the display of the Ten Commandments in every public classroom in the state. This makes Louisiana the only state with such a...
Louisiana Mandates Display of Ten Commandments in Public School Classrooms
Louisiana recently became the only state to mandate the display of the Ten Commandments in every public classroom. Governor Jeff Landry signed this legislation, sparking a debate on the separation of church and state.Critics,...
Limiting Cellphone Use in Schools: Newsom’s Effort to Protect Youth’s Mental Health
California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat, made an announcement on Tuesday regarding his plans to limit students' cellphone use during school hours. This decision was influenced by statements from the Biden administration highlighting the...
California’s Participation in National Trend to Ban Smartphone Use in Schools
California Governor Gavin Newsom has recently called for a ban on smartphone use in schools across the state. This initiative is part of a national trend aimed at reducing cyberbullying and distractions in the...
Challenges Arise as Six More States Block Biden Administration’s New Title IX Rules
A federal judge has recently blocked the Biden administration's new Title IX rules in six additional states, adding to the challenges faced by the administration in expanding protections for LGBTQ students. Judge Danny C....
States Stop Title IX Rewrite Amid Athlete Lawsuit: Impact and Updates
A U.S. district court in Kentucky has put a stop to the implementation of the Biden administration’s new Title IX protections following a lawsuit by a West Virginia girl and a Christian Educators Association...
Exploring Microschools: A School with 7 Students in Focus
Parents across the country are seeking alternative education options for their children, leading to the rise in popularity of microschools. These small, private schools cater to a small number of students, providing a more...
Understanding the Impact on Gifted Children: A Comprehensive Analysis
Gifted children, those with exceptional intelligence, often face unique challenges and opportunities as they navigate through life. Researchers have conducted numerous studies to understand the impact of high intelligence on their educational and career...
Classic Literature Guides Enhanced by A.I. Technology Unlock Classic Literature with A.I.-Powered Guides
Margaret Atwood and John Banville are just two of the many authors who have now lent their voices and insights to an app that is revolutionizing the way we interact with classic literature. This...
23 sets of twins graduate from one Massachusetts middle school 23 Sets of Twins Graduate...
A Massachusetts middle school recently celebrated its eighth-grade "moving up" ceremony for its outgoing students, including a remarkable 23 sets of twins. Pollard Middle School, in Needham, Massachusetts, has a fairly large student body,...
Graduation Disappointment: Gen Z Faces Climate Change Reality
As we enjoy the beautiful summer weather and plan for a weekend cookout, it's important to take a moment to reflect on some of the challenges that our world is facing. Climate change is...
Father believes son will learn valuable lessons from Euros more than school
Iain Meiklejohn, a father from Edinburgh, believes that his son Aleks will learn more valuable lessons from traveling to Germany to watch Scotland play in the Euros than he would from school. As a...
Fed up with overcrowded classrooms, parents demand info on new school for Kenmount Terrace...
Fed up with overcrowded classrooms, parents demand info on new school for Kenmount Terrace | CBC NewsParents of students at Larkhall Academy, Leary's Brook Junior High, and Prince of Wales Collegiate in St. John's...
Sask. teachers to begin provincewide work-to-rule Monday. What can you expect? | CBC News
Sask. teachers to begin provincewide work-to-rule Monday. What can you expect? | By Pratyush Dayal, CBC NewsSaskatchewan teachers are gearing up for a province-wide work-to-rule action set to begin on Monday after hitting an...
Sky News takes parliament bench to Luton school ahead of general election
Sky News Takes Parliament Bench to Cardinal Newman Catholic School in Luton Ahead of General ElectionIn preparation for the upcoming General Election 2024, Sky's home editor Jason Farrell brought a unique approach to Cardinal...





























