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Ayala: Students have overcome so much in the last year, pandemic aside FacebookTwitterEmail Edison High School art student Rogelio Zamarripa created a design that has put the school in the running in a national Vans shoe competition. Three years ago, when art teacher Dezarré Boone arrived at Edison High School, she set out to advocate for a struggling department and its students. A lot of them. She’s one of three art teachers and has seven classes a day, about 32 students per class. The pandemic changed that to 10 in-person students, the rest learning remotely. They’ve struggled with tec...

Bitterly divided House panel OKs big school voucher bill BOB CHRISTIE, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail PHOENIX (AP) — A bitterly divided Arizona House committee voted Wednesday to advance a massive expansion of the state’s school voucher program just over two years after voters overwhelmingly rejected universal school vouchers. Republicans called the measure already passed by the full Senate a lifeline for 600,000 low-income students who would become entitled to state funding for private school tuition. Minority Democrats argued it would siphon money from already-underfunded public...

Two Acadiana schools earn national distinction for exceptional performance SLCC and last updated 2021-01-12 12:53:51-05 BATON ROUGE, La. — Early College Academy in Lafayette Parish and Pine Prairie High School in Evangeline Parish have been named According to a release from the Louisiana Department of Education, the Louisiana schools earned the honor for exceptional performance for two or more years. “Our children are our highest priority. The teachers, leaders and families of these schools are committed to that student-first mission," said State Superintendent of Education Dr. Ca...

No more speculation, no more rumors or guessing games. republicans have finally released the much discussed and highly anticipated massive overhaul to the nation's tax system. who are the winners and losers so far and how much of this is likely to change and where are the battle lines? president trump wants a bill by the year's end. that gives lawmakers eight weeks and two days to get this over the finish line. cnn's phil mattingly is on capitol hill and has all of the answers for you. so phil, what are you hearing there right now. >> every answer. i want to focus on title 1, subtitle d, secti...

In 31 years because it's extremely difficult and requires major tradeoffs. those major tradeoffs the elimination of the deductions people like. that section i was talking about, that's limiting the mortgage interest rate deduction for new home buyers from $1 million to $500,000, something very popular with people. other deductions that are important to certain republican lawmakers, those in the northeast, state and local tax deduction, the majority will be repealed, on property limited to $10,000 as a cutoff. you have lawmakers from those states saying that's not enough, i come from a high tax...