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Michigan Private School Class Receives Racist Obama Handout - Vimarsana News

Michigan Private School Class Receives Racist Obama Handout

Meanwhile, a Republican tries to introduce a mini-Electoral College for Colorado.

Michigan School Under Fire After Worksheet Compares Barack Obama To Monkeys - Vimarsana News

Michigan School Under Fire After Worksheet Compares Barack Obama To Monkeys

Students were asked to circle all of the 'endangered primates' listed on a worksheet that included a photo of Barack Obama.

Birmingham private school assignment compares Barack Obama to monkeys - Vimarsana News

Birmingham private school assignment compares Barack Obama to monkeys

Biology students were given an assignment called 'an introduction to primates', which compared former President Barack Obama to apes, monkeys, and lemurs.

Amid Surges, Teachers and School Staff Line Up For Their Vaccines - Vimarsana News

Amid Surges, Teachers and School Staff Line Up For Their Vaccines

Amid Surges, Teachers and School Staff Line Up For Their Vaccines Listen  (Suharu Ogawa for NPR) Don Brown has been driving a school bus for more than 20 years in the Chicago area. And for all that time, he's noticed one odd student habit. As they climb aboard his bus, "when they get to the top step, they always cough," he says. "This was even before the pandemic! Or, when they get ready to get off, they say 'Bye, bus driver!' and they cough." Because of this, Brown says, he hopes he'll be getting the vaccine, "as soon as I can."

Source: kqed.org
As COVID-19 Surges, Teachers Are High Priority For Vaccines : NPR - Vimarsana News

As COVID-19 Surges, Teachers Are High Priority For Vaccines : NPR

Designated as frontline essential workers, some educators see a path out of "the lion's den."

Source: npr.org