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A mandatory critical race theory-inspired course forced on New York City's public workers is an 'immoral and illegal' waste of money that will sew grievance, an expert has said.
(Contributed photo) MANILA - Lawmakers have renewed the call for public secondary schools to establish job placement centers that will help graduates choose a career path suitable to their skills and preferences. Senate Bill 1689 or the Trabaho (Job) Centers in Schools Act, filed by Senator Raffy Tulfo, will mandate the placement offices to coordinate with the provincial, city, or municipal Public Employment Service Offices (PESO), with supervision from the Department of Education (DepEd). "The State recognizes the need to prepare the youth in choosing the career tracks that they intend t...
(Contributed photo) MANILA - Lawmakers have renewed the call for public secondary schools to establish job placement centers that will help graduates choose a career path suitable to their skills and preferences. Senate Bill No. \1689 or the Trabaho (Job) Centers in Schools Act, filed by Senator Raffy Tulfo, will mandate the placement offices to coordinate with the provincial, city, or municipal Public Employment Service Offices (PESO), with supervision from the Department of Education (DepEd). "The State recognizes the need to prepare the youth in choosing the career tracks that they int...
Congress left unfinished business in 2018. Lawmakers considered proposals to create education savings accounts (ESAs) for children in military families, but they failed to agree on how to redirect taxpayer resources from existing programs to create the accounts. In a proposal introduced by Representative Jim Banks (R–IN) and Senator Ben Sasse (R–NE), a portion of federal Impact Aid funding would have been repurposed to help federally connected students in military families find quality learning options.
GOP Rep. Chip Roy is introducing a bill to defund public schools that practice 'racist teaching' by exposing students to 'divisive concepts' like critical race theory.