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DeSantis-endorsed school board members are already firing Florida superintendents just weeks after winning their elections. Some teachers unions in the state fear a reckoning.

“My parents told me when I turn 9, I could ride it around the neighborhood — and I’m 9.” Esohe L. Ohenzuwa, a student from Union Hall Elementary, said.

And trampling the law. the great thing about america, what we love about america is that it is a constitutional democracy, its government of the people, by the people, and for the people, and if somebody decides to disrupt the basic fabric of our republic, and to violate the law, weve got to take that seriously even... this is a system of laws, and the president is not above the law, the president is bound by the law, just like everybody else. were all taught in third grade that we have three co...

The jury in U.S. District Court in Norfolk told the judge it was deadlocked at 7-1 after having deliberated for several hours over two days.

>> its funny, i do radio. in the days of comedy clubs, i would sit down with the morning guys and inevitably the engineer would be putting a microphone in front of the dummy. earl is actually texting on his phone the entire time. and i create characters that respond to whats going on in the world and everybody can identify with. they are all stuck on their devices to much, kids dealing with parents, parents dealing with kids. >> steve: when you look in the audience, are they doing that sometimes...

And look at all the people who were leaders who helped develop and build this country, i guess they can just its unconscionable that the sport of education would think that that was all right to whitewash that history. were just not gonna stand by and let it happen. im gonna fight with every ounce of energy i have to try to make sure that, one, it doesnt happen, and to, well, it hasnt been confirmed yet so maybe to hold or confirmation. >> let me just, for those who think theyre exaggerating her...

Students are selected as Shepherds of the Week by being recognized for following the Fruits of the Spirit and leading their classmates on the path of Virtue and Goodness. Shepherds of the Week for Nov. 7: Kindergarten: Sophia Erickson, First Grade: Ethan Vail, Second Grade: Jayda Denkins, Third Grade: Charlotte Erickson, Fourth Grade: Bauer

HUNTINGTON — United Way of the River Cities pulled off its largest community outreach event Tuesday as volunteers filled schools in five counties to read to third-graders.

PAWTUCKET – Students at Curvin-McCabe Elementary School, the only school in the district without a playground, were surprised with a donation of toys and recess play equipment last week.

Security measures. this is a society that is closing. >> and mike, andrew is too young to remember this, but do you remember all the books we had to read in 1988 and 1999 -- >> japan. >> i do remember, absolutely. >> you were in third grade. >> the japanese -- >> they bought 30 rock, they bought pebble beach. but im telling you, there -- its all we heard for two, three, four years, that they were going to take the united states over just as much as weve been hearing about china, and then they ha...