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Students, parents, retired teachers and working professionals made up the scores of speakers who defended Grand Forks Public Schools' music, German and computer science programs.
Social studies and civics teachers are at the center of some of the most difficult conversations in the country. That debate isn’t just about how to build a generation of smart, upstanding voters, but about the nature of American history itself.
Region’s teachers caught in political ‘push-pull’ in civics classroom Social studies and civics teachers are at the center of some of the most difficult conversations in the country. That debate isn’t just about how to build a generation of smart, upstanding voters, but about the nature of American history itself. Written By: Sam Easter | × Eli Zerr, an eighth-grader at South Middle School in Grand Forks, works on homework at his south Grand Forks home on Wednesday, May 12, 2021. Photo by Eric Hylden/Grand Forks Herald On Jan. 6, the world watched as President Donald...
Landon Pitner, a third grader at South Prairie Elementary in Minot Chase Jackson, a fourth grader at Gussner Elementary in Jamestown Autumn Newman, a fifth grader at Centennial Elementary in Fargo Toby Rule, a fifth grader at Solheim Elementary in Bismarck Ella Franklin, a sixth grader at Ben Franklin Middle School in Fargo Marley Lotvedt, a sixth grader at Kenmare Elementary in Kenmare Olivia Grote, a seventh grader at Simle Middle School in Bismarck Silvana Dembiti, a seventh grader at Mandan Middle School in Mandan Tristan Orton, a seventh grader at Dickinson Middle School in Dickinson Cec...