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>> is so if were graduating high school students that are not proficient in the essential skills of learning math, reading, and writing, when you look at the increasingly competitive nature of the world, countries like china, lake india, the european union, all vying for a bigger slice of the economic pie, and in china's case, global domination, what does that bode for the future of the united states, and for these students who are graduating without a basic knowledge of what they need to know to graduate? >> i think it's really concerning considering the last year and a half here in oregon, s...

Library Media Specialist Earns Award When the pandemic limited in-person interactions that were the basis of many school events, Angie Jameson, director of library media services for Chagrin Falls Middle School, took action. Jameson had come across the idea for virtual interactive landscapes when searching for the hashtag #remotelearning on Twitter. The result was a […]

Wakefield student places top 10% in math contest Community Content Wakefield student earns award in math contest Easton Zou of Wakefield, a student at Acera: The Massachusetts School of Science, Creativity and Leadership in Winchester, earned an honor roll award in the fall 2020 Noetic Learning Math Contest. An honor roll award designates a top 10% placement nationally. The fall 2020 event drew more than 16,500 participants from 44 states.  In addition to Zou, six other Acera students in second to fifth grade placed in the top 10%. The Noetic Learning Math Contest is a biannual math contest ...

Brookline students earns award in national math contest Community Content Brookline resident Ajay Shroff, a student at Acera: The Massachusetts School of Science, Creativity and Leadership in Winchester, earned an honor roll award in the fall 2020 Noetic Learning Math Contest. An honor roll award designates a top 10% placement nationally. The fall 2020 event drew more than 16,500 participants from 44 states. In addition to Shroff, six other Acera students in second through fifth grade placed in the top 10%. The Noetic Learning Math Contest is a biannual math contest for elementary and middle ...

Thompson has been a dangerous public nuisance for years. he's hiding in plainn sight. many arrests. it is crimes happened because in new york, as in so many other cities run by the left, officials take the well-being of criminals is more important than the well-being of everyone else, like the people who are paying for all of this. by now you're useday to this but it's part of a much larger trend. in california for example, green fundamentalism is a bigger priority than keeping the lights on. by theli way, they don't actualy care about the environment, the state of california is filthy.te in s...