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A 1998 TV movie about school segregation has led to a white mother worrying about her child feeling guilty about racism

The School-Based Review Committee at North Shore Elementary School voted to keep showing the film, "Ruby Bridges," following a complaint from a parent.

After a parent complained, a panel of teachers, parents and community members decided the film was appropriate for kids in elementary school.

Last month, education leaders from UT, CA, and MD visited three Washington schools to learn strategies for inclusive education to take back to their states

A reparations task force puts a number to the economic suffering of Black Californians. That's a start.

Here’s what readers are saying in Sunday’s letters to the editor.

A reparations task force puts a number to the economic suffering of Black Californians. That's a start.

It’s not tampons, which Idaho Republicans labeled “woke” and blocked from being funded for school bathrooms. It’s not Michaelangelo’s David, which cost a

Brickner writes, "We need a children’s bill of rights: rights to safety, strong education (true and diverse) along with proper food and shelter."

Through the years, our public schools have provided consistency in American life. Every kid was exposed to a basic body of knowledge. It was up to us to absorb it. In Missouri, where I finished high school, we all took three years of science; three of English; three of social studies, including civics and history; […]