Monthly Archives: October 2021
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Town hall on school funding: Memphiens want more money for special education, schools for disadvantaged people and counselors
October 29, 202 Holding back tears, Teresa Short described her struggles trying to help her son, a preschooler in need of special education services, catch up ... -
Students take multiple jobs to fight rising tuition fees, leading to academic stress | New
At the start of this semester, Patrick O’Neill, a sophomore psychology student, was working about 45 hours a week in addition to his classes. Like many ... -
Without a plan to rebuild resilience in education, we risk a serious teacher shortage
When I made the transition from teacher to administrator, I received some very important advice. It was 25 years ago, and I remember it like it ... -
Academic growth improves amid pandemic setback in Maury County
During the height of the pandemic, Dwight Arnold drove his daughters Ivy, Jade and Sage daily to Franklin Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Williamson County. Without a ... -
Youngkin supporters say family and education top priority in Virginia race for governor
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia – In a tight race for gubernatorial victory, Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin has taken a lead in recent polls and Virginia voters say his ... -
“My students never knew”: the lecturer who lived in a tent | The universities
THELike many doctoral students, Aimée Lê needed her hourly paid job – as an English teacher – to stay afloat. But what her students never guessed ... -
Poll: 1 in 5 Oklahoma Teachers Consider Leaving Their Profession | State News
OKLAHOMA CITY – Feeling overworked, underpaid and underrated, 1 in 5 Oklahoma public school teachers say they plan to quit the profession at the end of ... -
13 Lufkin HS Students Receive Hispanic National Academic Honor
Lufkin High School highlights thirteen students who have received the College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Scholarship Award, based on their outstanding academic achievement and outstanding performance ... -
Everything for education in Southeast Asia ”
BANGKOK, October 29, 2021 / PRNewswire / – The Equitable Education Fund (EEF), UNESCO and UNICEF Thailand have joined forces with education partners, the Ministry of ... -
Masks optional starting Friday for Fox C-6 School District students
ARNOLD, Mo. – Here today. Gone tomorrow. The Fox C-6 School District in Jefferson County is done with the masking for the time being. The big ...
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