There have always been good reasons to vote in school board elections.
But as the state invests more of our tax dollars into schools than ever, and as issues regarding schools have gone beyond traditional discussions of curriculum into safety,
Quebec Muslim groups are taking the provincial government to court over its recently enacted prayer room ban in public schools, arguing that the order is discriminatory and violates the Charter rights to freedom of religion and association.
Five Muslim organizations
Andrian Makhnachov is celebrating the one-year anniversary of his arrival in Canada after he fled the war in Ukraine in 2022.
But with the celebration comes sadness, because he has been unable to continue his university education since getting here.
The Quebec English School Boards Association (QESBA) is considering legal action against Bill 23, a proposed education reform that would give the provincial government more control over school boards.
The bill, tabled last week, would authorize the education minister to
In celebration of Catholic Education Week, officials at Ecole Louis-Rheaume are giving students opportunities to learn from others.
“They always say it takes a village to help a child grow; it also takes a village to teach our children,” said
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
A special education teacher for Fairfax County Public Schools has been charged with four counts of taking indecent liberties with a student.
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A top US diplomat says the Taliban must be free to detain Afghan activists, following the arrest of a girls’ education advocate
ISLAMABAD — Calls mounted Wednesday for the Taliban to free a girls’ education activist were arrested earlier this
By JESSICA GRESKO
Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court has ruled unanimously for a deaf student who sued his public school system for providing an inadequate education. The case is significant for other disabled students whose allege they