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Super Bowl Sunday and a wintry snowfall! I was not expecting that, although I enjoyed the two-hour delay from the schools since I was up late watching the Super Bowl. It was a tight game, complete with some amazing catches, surprising injuries (Odell Beckham Jr.) and questionable calls. The half-time show was nostalgic and well […]

School districts across the U.S. are banning some of the most influential educational tools we have, teachers and librarians said.

Spiegelman acknowledged that the book itself may not be for kids.

After Tennessee school board decision, Spiegelman acknowledges that he has mixed feelings about his illustrated Holocaust memoir being used in middle schools as 'Auschwitz for beginners'

Last week was Groundhog Day and of course the groundhog saw his shadow and the rest of the U.S. will get six more weeks of winter. We, here on Martha’s Vineyard, will have winter until mid-May like we always do, regardless of the groundhog and its shadow. That’s about 13 weeks, but who’s counting? At […]

School districts across the U.S. are banning some of the most influential educational tools we have, teachers and librarians said.

John Boyne’s story is used<strong> </strong>by more than a third of teachers in England in lessons on the Nazi genocide, a study found

COLEMAN INSIGHTS fourth CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SUPERSTUDY is back at the virtual ALL ACCESS AUDIO SUMMIT 2022, APRIL 20th-21st. Join us for this important presentation at 11a (PT) on THURSDAY, APRIL 21st. As with the previous CONTEMPORARY MUSIC SUPERSTUDIES there are so many questions to be answered, like:Will "Shape Of You" by ED SHEERAN test #1 overall for the third straight year? Will Country music rebound? Will Hip Hop/R&B gain strength after a strong SUPERSTUDY 3? After last ...

Students at St. John Neumann Catholic School made origami butterflies, read novels and wrote news articles as part of a Holocaust remembrance project.

From the blog of Laura Janner-Klausner at Jewish News