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Use of student seclusion and restraint draws criticism, questions for Saline schools Updated Mar 16, 2021; Posted Mar 16, 2021 Saline Area Schools' use of seclusion and restraint among students with disabilities has been criticized by some parents who feel the policy is being used too often and only on a select number of students.MLive file photo Facebook Share SALINE, MI – It’s telling that her young son is thriving this year in virtual learning, despite his struggles with managing his behavior, parent Heather Finch said. As a Saline Area Schools kindergartener last year, Finch said he...
Hartland Consolidated Schools student alleges racist incidents haven’t been addressed Updated Mar 04, 2021; Posted Mar 04, 2021 A Hartland Consolidated Schools student is alleging she has experiences being called racist names and harassment because she is Black. The school district says it is investigating the incident.Nicole Hester | MLive.com Facebook Share HARTLAND, MI - A Hartland Consolidated Schools student is alleging the district’s administration has not responded to racist incidents and harassment directed at her in recent months. Tatyana Vanderlaan, 18, detailed the alleged in...
Increased spending won't fix Kiwi students' academic decline - report Newshub 1/03/2021 Dan Satherley © Video - The AM Show; Images - Getty/The AM Show/NZ Initiative David Law on The AM Show. A new look into what's going wrong with New Zealand's education system says it's unlikely we'll be able spend our way out of the problem. Over the past 15 years Kiwi kids' academic performance has fallen behind their international peers, despite rising NCEA pass rates. The decline shows up in three different surveys - the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS), th...