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San Dieguito social media comments on pronouns spark accusations of transphobia - Vimarsana News

San Dieguito social media comments on pronouns spark accusations of transphobia

At the Aug. 25 San Dieguito Union High School District meeting, people spoke up about a transphobic comment in a discussion about pronouns on the private SDUHSD Families for Students First Facebook page.

Alberta online teacher registry to launch Thursday - Vimarsana News

Alberta online teacher registry to launch Thursday

Registry publish names of teachers, principals and superintendents, certificate type or certificates held, status of certificate when issued

Sparta NJ school board race highlights crowded Sussex County election - Vimarsana News

Sparta NJ school board race highlights crowded Sussex County election

Sussex County will have five contested races for school boards in the November election following this week's filing deadline for candidates.

DeSantis Drops Hammer on 'Woke' Left: 'Men Can't Get Pregnant' - Vimarsana News

DeSantis Drops Hammer on 'Woke' Left: 'Men Can't Get Pregnant'

Neon Nettle - DeSantis Drops Hammer on 'Woke' Left: 'Men Can't Get Pregnant' - Florida governor slams leftist gender claims

As debate over books in schools continues, relatively few formal complaints have been filed in Hampton Roads - Vimarsana News

As debate over books in schools continues, relatively few formal complaints have been filed in Hampton Roads

Parents advocating for books they consider obscene for children say it should be up to them to decide what kind of content their children are exposed to. Library media specialists say their collections are meant to represent their schools' diverse populations.