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The city is stepping up efforts to get more education workers and students vaccinated over the coming days to help ensure that schools reopen for in-class learning as scheduled by the province on Jan. 17, said Toronto Mayor John Tory on…

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, small businesses across the country are still struggling under the weight of government restrictions and mandates. Now, they’re in for another ugly welcome this New Year—at least, in the 84 places that…

Posted By C. M. Rubin on Jan 3, 2022 This month audiences can screen student Patrick Li’s short video (part of Planet Classroom’s problem solvers video series), Solving the College Mental Health Crisis.  In it, Li…

The year may be new, but its problems are old. As 2022 gets underway, we find our society yet again grappling with pandemic policies, school closings, and the content moderation practices of Big Tech. Over the holiday, Twitter kicked…

Before Dr. Roland Mitchell, dean for LSU’s College of Human Sciences & Education (LSU CHSE), became an administrator, he worked on campus as an instructor while he finished his dissertation. He picked an inauspicious time to arrive. …

Conservative radio host Mark Levin praised a “fantastic” MRC Business study that revealed liberal billionaire George Soros’ massive spending on a new global university network. Media Research Center President Brent Bozell joined Levin on…

Back in December, Monona Grove School Board Vice President Andrew McKinney announced that he was entering the race for Dane County Board seat 36 in the 2022 spring election to represent Cottage Grove. After previously running for the…

Rarely does a topic on education elicit such passionate debate as the one about private and public schools. Some 350 million students across the world are educated in non-state schools, ranging from faith-based institutions and schools run…

A conservative education activist is demanding that Education Secretary Miguel Cardona’s job be stripped away from him after new emails emerged revealing that he solicited the now infamous letter from the National School Boards Association…

CNHI Statehouse ReporterINDIANAPOLIS — A controversial bill that opponents say would limit educators’ ability to teach about racism passed out of a House committee Wednesday. Tony Cook Author Rep. Tony Cook, a former history teacher,…