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>> that hearing is young way right now in texas. the house homeland security committee is holding a hearing on protecting the southern border. democrats were supposed to be there before they backed out suddenly earlier this week. >> the hearing comes after more than 1,000 migrants rushed across the texas bridge and smugglers are going to new depths to hide things in plants even as they try to evade the border. well have the latest from the border coming up. >> sandra: from the hearing ...

Shelby Middle School STEM students won a statewide contest, which came with a $12,000 technology package.

A small school in a small district in rural Ohio may not be where you would expect to find a cohort of student patent holders. And yet, at Greenon High School (student body 500), in Enon, Ohio (population 2,450), you would. This becomes even more surprising considering the significant challenges rural schools face in delivering […]

School owners know the branding exercise well and are aware that they have to make a big splash

Come out of it. >> john: dual issues of curated material potentially ending up on tik tok. theres the other even bigger issue, having stem classes on tik tok does not change the fact that the big concern with tik tok is that its siphoning up all of the data on young people around the world and funneling it directly to the chinese communist party. >> youre exactly right. i remember when berlin, before the wall went down, when you could go to east berlin and youd see a beautiful street. behind it ...

A middle school in La Mesa is changing its name and offering all new electives. ABC 10News Anchor Jared Aarons shows how the changes give students a chance to pursue their passions.

Them in terms of some of the biggest career choice is that they will have to make in the future like stem classes, science, technology, and math. and freedom to learn, this is an education group that said 55% appearance at the virtual learning has had a negative impact on their childs academic performance, 60% said that it had a negative impact on their health. so we all know that this is happening, but the government is supposed to do, and we are talking about leadership in the a block instead ...

Thats why we have universities and college degrees. not to train a generation of cultural marxist activists but to train people to go out and find jobs. >> bill: dave rueben with me now. how are we to understand this? >> at some level im happy universities are flat out saying what they are doing instead of subtly importing it. thats what theyve been doing for years and years. it is not as if this woke thing that we now all talk about magically appeared in the last year. they subtly have been imp...

Especially when my classmates and stem classes would debate the validity of same sex marriage. regularly sp shamelessly. according to it a study in the journal of the american medical association, in states which legalize same sex major the rate of attempted suicide among high school students declined by 7%. resulting in approximately 134,000 fewer children attempting suicide each year. what measures will you take to ensure long term protection of same sex marriage rights and address mental heal...

Not challenge you cannot defend themm either. [applause] greg: thats a good point. >> that is 52 percent the rest of them are in stem classes they are trying to figure out the truth. >> i am surprised only 53 percent of the professors espouse political ideas i thought it would be higher. >> if you are like me and gave me something to fill out. [laughter] i feel bad for the class clown times have changed. we have no material if nobody speaks up i can sit in the back and get the heat off of you if...