Student Strikes News Today

Blended learning model includes physical classes and online learning. Students’ physical presence on campus is staggered over different academic years

The WSWS spoke to educators, parents and students nationwide about conditions in their schools and their thoughts on the most recent collective actions of educators and students across the US and globally.

In an open letter, climate scientists and academics describe how those leading the charge for climate are being silenced, threatened, and criminalized.

With this. now thousands of children around the globe skipped school on friday to call on world leaders to combat climate change the student strikes are part of the fridays for a future movement which was started by a sixteen year old swedish climate activist gratitude well yesterday was the biggest strike day yet with young activists following her lead in an estimated one hundred countries. out of their classrooms onto the streets these students in germanys capital spent friday afternoon callin...

A new prime minister in the future to improve its role in the world again because its already taken enormous hit however breaks in the end goes through it all ok and weve got twenty seconds at the end of the day do you think that breaks it will happen one do you think theyll be a second reform it. will not happen but not just yet its going to require a delay for through the end of the period of that delay maybe then a referendum or a new general election and we may still be sitting here at the e...

His decision to stand for a fifth term the president has stopped short of stepping down a powerful tropical storm has made landfall in mozambique battering a coastal city with heavy rain and winds of up to one hundred seventy kilometers an hour local media say at least one person has been killed in one city buildings that have been damaged as you see there trees blown over power lines roll down. thousands of children around the globe have been skipping school today to call on world leaders to do...