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Black headteachers in UK say pupils crying out for 'people who look like them' | Teaching - Vimarsana News

Black headteachers in UK say pupils crying out for 'people who look like them' | Teaching

Letters To a Young Generation: Aspiring school leaders book aims to encourage Black teachers to pursue leadership positions

What Is Wrong With Our Schools? - Vimarsana News

What Is Wrong With Our Schools?

“When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower.” Our children are not blooming and their schools are literally falling down.

Source: forbes.com
Harold Hill headteacher banned from job over cheating scandal - Vimarsana News

Harold Hill headteacher banned from job over cheating scandal

A headteacher has been banned from the profession indefinitely after being caught on video helping pupils cheat in exams.

Philadelphia voters approve ballot questions on zoning board, housing commission and Home Rule Charter - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia voters approve ballot questions on zoning board, housing commission and Home Rule Charter

Philadelphia voters approved all four ballot questions during Tuesday's primary election. The approved measures change the structure of the zoning board, remove all gender-based references in the city's governing documents and make the Fair Housing Commission permanent.

Philadelphia ballot questions 2022: All voters will get to answer four in the primary election - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia ballot questions 2022: All voters will get to answer four in the primary election

In Philadelphia there are four ballot questions for all voters in the primary election on Tuesday, May 17.Residents will be asked about removing gendered language, like firemen and policemen, from city's charter, as well as expanding the zoning board and making the Fair Housing Commission permanent.