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Amazing. That guy is really bringing great work. These are regular American People who are disaffected and frustrated. I remember seeing this with al qaeda. And the taliban. Now, they dont have the same literacy curve that we hear, the exposure, the information and all that, which makes it even worse that people can fall for it, but they can. They can be, like, i support trump, you support trump and these people are trying to get him and heres how. One step and another step. And now the Republic...

An administrative law judge Monday backed a Miami-Dade County teacher who reportedly told a transgender student that, “I’m a Christian, and my God made no mistakes” while refusing to call

Florida’s new education laws are working their way into the disciplinary system that governs teachers, meaning some could be sanctioned over issues such as gender identity and pronouns used by students. School district leaders recently received an updated version of the Principles of Professional Conduct for the Education Profession in Florida, which is posted on the state website. The ...

Stella Vosniadou, an Emerita Professor at Flinders University, has been honoured with the Humboldt Research Prize, for her academic achievements.

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) May 05, 2023 -- Through the generosity of Devin Booker and Phoenix Suns Charities, the non-profit organization, The Be Kind People

Former Piper head football coach David Coleman had his educator's license suspended for allegedly helping football players cheat on their SATs. Coleman denies the allegations.

The investigation into ethics complaints against the former Leesburg High School band director and a former LHS guidance counselor is now at the state level.

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Saunders will pay a $2,000 fine to the Education Practices Commission, have a letter of reprimand placed in her file, and take courses on ethics.

The bill, which echoes a call by Gov. Ron DeSantis, was met with criticism saying it will spawn censorship, lawsuits and more problems for teachers.