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Doing okay. but listen, its a really tough and said time. >> of course. and you are not just a professor. you also have a daughter in high school. >> -- >> from what you have live from the conversations your having at home with your daughter, how do you think all of these mass shootings are shaping the national relation? >> listen, this is what we think about every day as parents. this is what i think about as an instructor. i have a couple of teenage otters and a teenage son. i have a couple of...

The naming of this year’s “Worthy Citizen” came at the close of tonight’s 102nd annual Greenville Chamber/Board of Development Annual Banquet and was presented to a outstanding local and groundbreaking

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Unbridled enthusiasm for all things Green and Gold! The Baylor Proud blog highlights the great things going on within the Baylor University family.

Exemplary School Partnership Awards honor initiatives that have been developed and collaboratively implemented between university teacher preparation programs and school districts with the goal of supporting beginning teachers and improving learning for all children.

The Board of Regents today named William Harris Green, Jr., a chemistry teacher at A. Philip Randolph Campus High School in Manhattan, as the 2023 New York State Teacher of the Year. Also, during today’s meeting, the Board honored two teachers and a Holocaust Museum curator with Yavner Awards and awarded the 2022 Marge A. Tierney Memorial Scholarship to a graduate student.

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Classes at some school starting as soon as Aug. 11; others as late as Aug. 29.

Many kids probably aren’t quite ready to start hearing the phrase “back to school” just yet. But for teachers, school administrators and education officials, getting prepared for a return to the class

Out of Gov. Tom Wolf’s commitment to leaving the state’s education system in better shape than he found it comes a three-year strategy to recruit and retain more educators to work in Pennsylvania’s classrooms, according to Acting Education Secretary Eric Hagarty. Hagarty said filling vacancies at schools is the most