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Students at the New Vienna Elementary School participated recently in the “Get Wild About Reading” poster contest sponsored by the New Vienna Public

I can’t believe my third grade teacher did that! I was old, a third grader. I did not belong back with the young kids in first grade! I could not

The Pulaski Elementary School PTA sponsored a Read-a-thon in connection with Dr. Seuss birthday and Read Across America Week.

The Penrith Emus will return to Nepean Rugby Park this Saturday afternoon participating in a brand-new competition.

NJ Congressman Responds To Governor Re: Gender Identity

The state didnt approve these math textbooks because they failed to meet the B.E.S.T. standards or had examples of critical race theory or social emotional learning.

What do we know since we learned more about the vaccination and everything in between the vaccine is not stopping us from getting or spreading. i say that as a vaccinated person. i got the johnson & johnson. they didnt tell me it was the magic and keyshawn johnson. i can catch covid but cant catch a pass. >> harris: parents have so much power. parents are outraged after learning public school second graders in the state of new jersey will be taught lessons in gender identity this fall, 5, 6, 7. ...

Black Fox Elementary School second grade teacher Raeven Brooks joined faculty, staff and students in the Murfreesboro school’s gym last Thursday for what she thought was an event to promote

This and will it pass? >> first of all, i think they should read the bill and see what it truly says. nowhere in the bill does it mention that you cannot say the word b-17. what it says is you have to teach age-appropriate education, period. and so, sensitive concepts have to be taught at an appropriate age level. kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade. these students may not have the ability to comprehend those kinds of context. allow parents first to talk about it. this is a pare...

After visiting with local students, meteorologist Tim Schmidt shares his tips on how to help children through their fear of stormy weather, whether at home, school, or in-between.