14th Grade News Today

Des is always there for her students and fellow teachers, opening her classroom to anyone who needs a brain break or a moment of quiet.

Mr. Martin excels at providing a safe learning environment for his students and many are now thriving after struggling at the start of the school year.

Shannon teaches a classroom full of students with special needs and behaviors which brings many challenges. Through it all, she has met her students with undue patience and calm.

Other states are taking notice of Mississippi’s education system, specifically our reading scores. But a decade ago, we were the brunt of their jokes. The change in scores has been the result of intentional changes including your kids stepping up to the plate.

Maybe this governor e i dont live in florida, maybe this governor sees that and dont want that to happen. you live there, you have a little one in school. >> i do, im a taxpayer in florida, i am very glad he is fighting for our taxpayer dollars. >> you arent bringing people together with the way this curriculum is getting implemented, you are dividing people even more. in the spirit of this push, they end up saying, for example in new york, not just that you are asian, but they want to know exac...

About 350 5th-grade students competed in the event

Mrs. Sanford goes above and beyond for her kids. She has even given up her last couple of summers to teach summer school.

A 9-year-old elementary school student in Wisconsin may have saved the life of a classmate by performing the Heimlich maneuver on her as she choked on food,...

Brook uten . i am guessing that education is cumulative. it builds on top of itself, if were behind now, will we stay behind? >> trey, a break a great point, if you are behind as a reader in 4th grade, likelihood by eighth grade you are still behind. very hard to make up gains in the classroom. you raise a good point. trey: if we dont make it up in the classroom, the house that i grew up in, i wouldnt have had a chase to bwould be made up, but not all kids are fortunate enough to have two parent...

CO State Board of Education gets closer to finalizing new social studies standards that could include add'l references to LGBTQ & BIPOC communities in curriculum for 4th-grade students and younger.