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of LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 13, 2021) — For Sydney Clark, every day presents challenges. She was born with a genetic condition that resulted in vision loss over time. By the time she was a teenager, she was almost completely blind.  “Accessibility is always an issue,” Clark said. “Ive never had an experience where accessibility wasnt an issue." But Clark never allowed her disability to stop her from achieving her goals. And one of those goals was to attend the University of Kentucky. T...

I don’t know, I kind of want my kids to learn basic math and reading comprehension first before I turn them into social activists- really wish we are discussing getting the kids back into school. This is just ill-timed…get the kids back in school- stick to the basics, because it’s sorely needed- math, reading comprehension. Dan u r having your “let them eat cake” moment. This shows the insensitivity and incomprehension of the realities of students right now Personal Attacks Instead of...

Honoring that promise, saving others lives in his name. >> reporter: saving lives by teaching students to say something. kate snow, nbc news, miami. >> truly making a difference. now to the series the money you make, a look at african american women almost twice as likely to live in poverty as americans overall but a provocative experiment is helping them create a better life with more here is blayne alexander. >> reporter: jackson, mississippi, 1200 miles and a world away from the record bein...

But it a problem. >> briefly, your students rfrlt they prepped for this? >> my students are well prepared. in part, because part of what our role is as educators, teaching students critical analysis and thinking skills. chief amongst them. be skeptical of your sources. know your sources. if it seems suspicious, too good to be true. a little bit off. look at the original source. even when it doesnt. even when things seem to line up. look at who is distributing this and what is the context around ...

Behind an amazing legacy. he is our midnight hero tonight. thank you for those years of service for many people. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. jillian: good morning, it is tuesday, march 12th and this is "fox and friends first," "happening now" at 4:00 on the east coast of fox news alert, get out now. the state department just ordered all americans to leave the embassy in venezuela. what it means for the p...

That we dont know, our kids really dont know the basics of one of the worlds great stories, the foundation of the republic called the united states of america? >> again, i think its not just college. first of all, i would defend my students. i think they are pretty well informed. but teaching a course on european politics we study george marshall. more broadly there really is a sense we need to educate people about the values of democracy. we can learn from around the world. i spend a lot of tim...

Bi-partisan bill, is one thing that i think we can do to address the multi layered security that you need for a school, for example, and part of that is, we look at the, you know the actual physical plant and you have heard people talk about locks and hardening the target and that sort of thing. theres an issue called crime prevention through environmental design that can you look at, but then what this bill does also, is focus on teaching students, teachers and officers what are those warning s...

And hung out there. and basically after about five or ten minutes, we realized that this wasnt a drill. >> have you ever felt more responsible for other people than you were today? >> i mean, you know -- this is my 36th year teaching math. teaching students. you know -- youre responsible for the kids every day. obviously today was certainly different. its just -- its hard to describe. >> i read a stat tonight, there have been 18 school shootings elsewhere in the world over the last two decades. ...

Realized that this wasnt a drill. >> have you ever felt more responsible for other people than you were today? >> i mean, you know, this is my 36th year teaching math, teaching students. and, you know, youre responsible for the kids every day. i mean, obviously today was certainly different. its just -- its hard to describe. >> i read a stat tonight. there have been 18 school shootings elsewhere in the world over the last two decades. in our country alone, there have been 18 school shootings in ...