Nation’s Second Largest School District Revises Race-Based Grant Program
In August, the nation’s second-largest school district announced a major policy shift that caused the soon-to-be-unemployed minds at the Los Angeles Times editorial board to collectively explode last month. Why?…
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Newton North High School Principal—Who Runs Racial Equity Consulting Business on the Side—Gets $34,400 contract with Cambridge Public Schools
On March 21, 2023 the Superintendent of the Cambridge Public Schools recommended that the school committee approve a contract for $34,400 for Newton North High School Principal, Henry…
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PJ MEDIA: Wisconsin School District Received $1M for ‘Health Equity,’ ‘Social Emotional Learning’
A Wisconsin school district received a million bucks to promote woke social justice ideology to impressionable young minds.
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NATIONAL NEWS DESK: How teachers’ unions are reacting to Trump’s election
Director of Outreach at Parents Defending Education Erika Sanzi says that teachers’ unions have become ideologically extreme in their politics, going so far as becoming an arm of the democratic…
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Newton Public Schools staff sign petition to roll back multi-level classes; claim there is no evidence that outcomes have improved
UPDATE: On December 2, 2024, a mathematics and physics teacher at Newton South High School who serves as chair of the school’s Faculty Council had an…
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DAILY CALLER: Mom For Senate? Lara Trump’s Unique Pitch For Rubio’s Seat
RNC Chairwoman Lara Trump thinks her unique perspective as a young mother would bring a valuable voice to the senate if chosen to replace Republican Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, she…
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THE 74: LAUSD Overhauls $120 Million Black Students Program After Activists File Complaint
Los Angeles Unified has revised its leading effort to boost academic outcomes for Black students after conservative Virginia-based activists filed a civil rights complaint, charging the program uses race as…
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EDUCATIONWEEK: Trump’s Win Is a Wake-Up Call for Educators. Here’s Why
Now that we’ve had a few days to digest last week’s election results, let’s talk about what they mean for education. Rather than wade into policy wonkery, though, I want…
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NORTH TEXAS DAILY: College of Education makes 78 changes to course titles and descriptions
The College of Education is making 78 changes to course titles and descriptions to take effect next fall.
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