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Former employee sues CPS, citing retaliation for sharing concerns about student seclusion - Vimarsana News

Former employee sues CPS, citing retaliation for sharing concerns about student seclusion

The lawsuit alleges that Columbia Public Schools administration ran Angela Jolley out of district employment.

Source: komu.com
New seclusion and restraint policy to go to CPS board for approval - Vimarsana News

New seclusion and restraint policy to go to CPS board for approval

But the Policy Committee held back on a pair of policies that address student searches and student interviews and removals.

Source: komu.com
Arkansas extends options for spacing out ACT Aspire test-takers - Vimarsana News

Arkansas extends options for spacing out ACT Aspire test-takers

The Arkansas Division of Elementary and Secondary Education intends to offer schools and districts some flexibility in how they conduct the upcoming ACT Aspire tests for grades three through 10.

School District Paid Nearly $170,000 In Taxpayer Funds To Implement Mandatory Ethnic Studies Course - Vimarsana News

School District Paid Nearly $170,000 In Taxpayer Funds To Implement Mandatory Ethnic Studies Course

Jefferson Elementary School District paid a consulting organization nearly $170,000 to help implement an ethnic studies course.

Critical Race Theory in Civics Education - Vimarsana News

Critical Race Theory in Civics Education

eye on the news Taking Off the Mask The Department of Education just made it clear that it will promote critical race theory. Education The Social Order Last month, Stanley Kurtz accused two Republicans, Senator John Cornyn and Representative Tom Cole, of being “hornswoggled” into backing the Civics Secures Democracy Act, which would appropriate $1 billion for federal grants to support curriculum development and teacher training in K-12 civics education. Kurtz and others argued that the key words in the bill all but assured the Department of Education would use the money ...