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Gerrymandering in states like Ohio are pushing state legislatures to the extreme right, in fundamentally un-democratic ways.

Escambia County Public Schools officials refuted allegations made by the teacher and claimed there were "inaccuracies" in his account of the incident.

A Florida teacher quit his job after a co-worker removed pictures of Black heroes from his bulletin board.

A Florida school district employee allegedly said the teacher's bulletin board of Black American heroes wasn't "age appropriate."

A Florida school district employee allegedly said the teacher's bulletin board of Black American heroes wasn't "age appropriate."

Along with the Pledge of Allegiance, posters of Martin Luther King Jr., Colin Powell and George Washington Carver were removed from the bulletin board.

District officials, teachers and administrators are aiming for a positive start to the school year at Escambia County's embattled Warrington Middle School, which will become a charter school next year.

Georgia had three defensive linemen drafted in Round 1 this year, but Jalen Carter might be a better prospect than any of them.

What advice would you give to aspiring IT leaders? “Listen more and speak less… always be open to hearing – as well as listening – to a different perspective.”

Escambia's five School Board members are paid $86,619 annually.