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Politologas Pukšto ragina institucijas spręsti rajonų švietimo problemas: tarp Lietuvos lenkų trūksta žmonių su aukštuoju išsilavinimu Deividas Jursevičius, LRT RADIJO laida „60 minučių“, LRT.lt2021.07.04 11:05 Mokykla / J. Stacevičiaus/LRT nuotr. Šalčininkų rajono absolventai vangiausiai iš visų šalies moksleivių renkasi laikyti valstybinius egzaminus. Politologas Andžejus Pukšto skelbia, tarp Lietuvos lenkų trūksta žmonių su aukštuoju išsilavinimu. Šalčininkų savivaldybės opozicijos tarybos narė Jolanta Butkevičienė LRT RADIJUI sako, kad dėl tokios s...

Sameea Kamal | CalMatters District employees prepare boxes filled with breakfast, lunch and snacks for Oakland Unified students at La Escuelita on June 7, 2021. Families can request or pick up one box per child enrolled in district schools. Photo Credit: Anne Wernikoff / CalMatters by ElObservador 06/11/2021 Early in the pandemic, the only source of milk for some struggling families was from school lunches, recalls Stacy Johnson, director of nutrition services at Glendora Unified School District. Even for families who weren’t as strained financially — or for f...

Legislators want to spend $650 million a year to continue a pandemic program for free meals for all California public school students. The proposal will be decided in budget talks this week.

Virtual techniques may become permanent part of educational approach for some schools. By Terry Falk - May 28th, 2021 12:42 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Laptop. (CC0 Public Domain). “Virtual education is not working.” Parents in tears, often angry, asked these questions of school board members across the state. They described how their children are in despair and have given up on virtual education. Some have been become suicidal. Has virtual education been a major failure? Is it time to end it or are there useful lessons to learn from virtual education? Jan...

PAYETTE — As announced in a news release on May 12, the Idaho Out-Of-School Network and University of Idaho Extension 4-H Youth Development are deploying 12 mobile, pop-up makerspace trailers in rural and underserved communities with help from the Idaho STEM Action Center, Idaho State Department of Education, Idaho Division of Career & Technical Education, Gizmo-CDA, and private partners. The Payette clubhouse of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Treasure Valley will be one of those recipients, with a “Think Make Create” makerspace trailer arriving on June 1. According...