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Federal report finds 1-in-10 US hate crimes occur at schools - Vimarsana News

Federal report finds 1-in-10 US hate crimes occur at schools

About 1-in-10 hate crimes in the United States occurred at schools — from preschool through college — in 2022, according to a new report from the FBI. The report, published Monday, found as many as 10 percent of all reported hate crime offenses in 2022 took place at schools, equal to 1,336 incidents out of…

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Wife Explains Why Trade School Is Better Than College And Debt: 7 Things To Know - Vimarsana News

Wife Explains Why Trade School Is Better Than College And Debt: 7 Things To Know

Wife Explains Why Trade School Is Better Than College And Debt: 7 Things To Know

The face of higher education is changing | The Bucks County Herald - Vimarsana News

The face of higher education is changing | The Bucks County Herald

“Trading Up” is a three-part series by the Bucks County Herald that looks at vocational technical education in Bucks County, at the high school and post-high school levels. For the next three weeks, we’ll look at what’s steering many young people to what’s still the educational road less traveled.

Zito: Why elite schools are anti-Israel protest hotspots - Vimarsana News

Zito: Why elite schools are anti-Israel protest hotspots

The two places of higher education where you don't see campuses erupting in violence and destroying the safety of Jewish students are trade schools and community colleges.

College not your thing? Here are 6 alternatives to consider. - Vimarsana News

College not your thing? Here are 6 alternatives to consider.

Despite a growing sentiment against college and its high sticker prices, getting a bachelor’s degree is still worth it: In 2021, the median earnings of 25- to 34-year-olds with a