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Back to school | Thousands of students return to their classrooms today after the summer holidays as education authorities struggle to fill teacher shortages in State primary schools

State primary and secondary schools reopened their doors for students on Wednesday morning, shrugging off fears of COVID-19 but facing uncertainty over teacher

Increasing the compulsory school age by two years to 18 will only work if the education system is revamped to be more relevant and engaging for students, accord

The Union of Professional Educators has warned that a proposal to extend the obligatory school-leaving age to 18 'will not work' and has proposed specialised tr

For Tennessee schools that would like to be more flexible to COVID-19 disruptions, a state rule outlines a path forward.

Labour candidate’s free private maths lessons ‘an insult to the teaching profession’ - UPE The Union of Professional Educators has branded Labour candidate Audrey Demicoli’s intention to give free private maths lessons to Grade 6 students at Labour Party clubs ‘an appalling insult to the teaching profession’ and called on the Labour Party to instruct her stop immediately 17 July 2021, 8:51am by Staff Reporter Labour candidate Audrey Demicoli’s intention to give free private ma...

Working Toward A More Perfect Union Wednesday, June 30, 2021 This Independence Day we must remind ourselves, as Ronald Reagan did: “Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”  The great orator and patriot Patrick Henry asked his contemporaries: “I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!” James Madison wisely pointed out, “If men were angels there would be no need for government.”      Pe...

By Bobby Bordelon | The West Virginia Daily News Jun 27, 2021 6 hrs ago West Virginia House Speaker Roger Hanshaw gavels out of the June Special Session of the legislature on June 24. Photo by Perry Bennett/W.Va. Legislative Photography CHARLESTON — Gov. Jim Justice called the West Virginia Legislature into session on Thursday and requested $250 million be allocated throughout the state government, including to education, tourism, and more. �...

Keisha King claimed critical race theory is racist and will revert America back to its racist past at a Florida State Board of Education meeting on Thursday, when the board banned the theory

Submit Release Las Vegas, NV Retired Educator Publishes Book to Help Fellow Educators June 09, 2021 (PRLEAP.COM) Entertainment News An Educators Journey to a Successful School: Moving a Failing School to Success, a new book by Leary B. Adams, Jr., Ed.D, has been released by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc. The book is about building a dedicated, professional team with a common vision of educating every child. This school included a majority of historically under-represented students and seco...