The state of Florida has reportedly rejected two new Holocaust-related textbooks due to previous laws signed by Governor Ron DeSantis as part of the state’s resistance to what some call “woke” education.
The textbooks are called Modern Genocides and History
School support staff for the Halifax Regional Center for Education waved pink placards and chanted outside schools across the region on Wednesday — the first day of the union’s strike.
Members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees Local 5047,
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO – David Elliott Lubs, “remembered as a legend in the world of boxing”.
David Lubs, 78, passed away on April 5, 2023, in Colorado Springs, with his wife, son, and daughter-in-law by his side.
David is
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It’s time to change the “culture” of school service centers to make them more accountable, says Bernard Drainville, who plans to introduce a new bill on school governance.
The Minister of Education faced a barrage of questions
Compass Marketing & Advertising Partners announced it has added Danielle Smith to join its team as a marketing and media assistant. Smith began her career as a copy editor at the Topeka Capital-Journal before joining the Washburn University Alumni
‘A number of us were concerned about what we saw happening to history being perverted or new words coming in; different facts, alternative facts, false information’
The Walt Disney Company is suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, according to a new federal filing.
Action News Jax is digging through that paperwork right now.
According to the New York Timesthe company claimed a “targeted campaign of government
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The head of early childhood education in Alabama has been ousted after Gov. Kay Ivey learned of “woke concepts” in a resource book for pre-K teachers, officials said.
Barbara Cooper, secretary of the Alabama Department of Early Childhood
Pari wakes up early in the morning to get prepared for another stressful journey to a secret school in one of the poorest neighborhoods in Kabul, Afghanistan.
Before stepping out the door, she had to make sure she was dressed
Tampa Bay, Fla. — Eight-year-old Angelo Massaro said he loved second grade at his Pasco County elementary school. But Angelo and his mom Tara said that changed in December when another child at school started hitting him.
Tara said she
