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Evanston Now D65 ‘Black Lives Matter’ curriculum questioned The Atlantic asks whether Black Lives Matter teaching materials in Evanston/Skokie School District 65 cross "the line between education and indoctrination." The cover of "Not My Idea: A Book About Whiteness" that's used in the District 65 curriculum. “What Happens When a Slogan Becomes the Curriculum?” asks an article this week in The Atlantic. It questions whether Black Lives Matter teaching materials in Evanston/Skokie School District 65 cross “the line between education and indoctrination.” But the Distr...

Some fun ways to get kids into reading By FOX6 News Digital Team Published  Lifestyle expert Jen Munoz joins FOX6 WakeUp with some fun ways to get kids into reading.  As many kids continue to learn in a virtual environment, it's more important than ever to explore our passions, like reading. Lifestyle expert Jen Munoz joins FOX6 WakeUp with some fun ways to get kids into reading.  Get them started reading - for little kids:  Leap start Preschool Success: With touch-and-talk activities that include games, puzzles, and creative challenges this system helps kids get excited to learn abo...

•September: A Staff Pick  •November: An Author Born Outside the United States  •December: A Book About the Future  •Bonus: A Book Recommended by a Reading Together Participant  Each month, the library will have a recommended Community Read title for adults, teens, and families to read and discuss together. For the month that these books are Community Reads, they will be available as eBooks with no wait list in Overdrive, and library-wide book discussions will be held at the end of the month. Patrons can find the list of Community Reads at bpl.org/yearlong, and will be able to reg...

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Some have survived. A few are thriving. Many have gone for good. Others are limping along. There are the optimists, the risk-takers, the resourceful, the resilient, the innovative and chefs with Covid-19. New ideas. New directions. New restaurants springing up. All this when the closest anyone can get to a new normal is the hunger for it. The only certainty: uncertainty.   So, who would have imagined this scenario?  On Thursday 20 February 2020 I meet US friends from near Chicago at 9th Avenue Waterside. It is their first visit to Durban. I make the reservation when they say: “We want to...