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Last week, the Virginia Board of Education met to discuss the state's revised History and Social Science Standards of Learning (SoL).

The recent January draft will now go through a public hearings process across the Commonwealth until the Board of Education votes on its adoption in April.

The Virginia Board of Education voted to advance a controversial draft of new K-12 history standards Thursday. But they’re still a long way from being used in the classroom.

Significant pushback from public and board members on current draft.

The board, with a majority appointed by Youngkin, tells the Department of Education to fix mistakes and incorporate aspects of the Northam administrations draft.

FLORENCE, Arizona—From all parts of the county, they arrived in cars, campers, on motorcycles, and even a few ...

NJ could be a hotter destination for vacations this summer Surveys indicate that vacations will make somewhat of a comeback in summer 2021, thanks in part to progress with COVID-19 vaccination, but chances are these vacations wont be as exotic or distant as they were pre-pandemic. New Jersey will likely be on the receiving end of plenty of this business, since folks appear more interested in keeping their trips closer to home than usual, or traveling by automobile rather than airplane. "We are ...

Insects are crawling their way into Minnesotas sustainable food scene as an inexpensive source of protein. Written By: John Sievers | × Todd Renard adds protein powder made from mealworm or crickets and some of his own homegrown ground mealworm to some of his food for added protein. Renard is pictured holding his homegrown ground mealworm Tuesday, March 2, 2021, at his home in Rochester. (Joe Ahlquist / jahlquist@postbulletin.com) The idea of eating insects really bugs some peo...