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Iowa politicians are still trying to teach history to your children - Vimarsana News

Iowa politicians are still trying to teach history to your children

Republicans in the Iowa Legislature are determined to meddle in your kid’s classroom. The House and Senate passed a bill last week directing the state Department of Education to develop revised standards for the teaching of social studies in Iowa schools. But rather than allow the professionals to do the work unfettered by political influence, […] The post Iowa politicians are still trying to teach history to your children appeared first on Iowa Capital Dispatch.

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School resource officers rather than arming teachers - Vimarsana News

School resource officers rather than arming teachers

Professional Educators of Tennessee, our association is concerned about SB 1325/HB 1202. The legislation allows teachers in public schools to carry firearms under certain conditions. When we consider arming teachers

Guest Opinion: Hire school resource officers instead of arming teachers - Vimarsana News

Guest Opinion: Hire school resource officers instead of arming teachers

"It's disheartening that we have come to a point where the only solution for school safety is to arm our teachers."

Tennessee school voucher bill failure: Supporters, opponents react - Vimarsana News

Tennessee school voucher bill failure: Supporters, opponents react

A push to expand taxpayer-funded school vouchers to offset private school costs failed in Tennessee.

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Parents say LSE directives mean students with disabilities are being sent home - Vimarsana News

Parents say LSE directives mean students with disabilities are being sent home

Union says government must invest in more LSEs