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Published May 24th, 2022
Kentucky celebrates high school grads moving to jobs, trades
(The Center Square) – Over the weekend, Louisville area high school students took part in a ceremony where they committed to working at area companies after…
Published May 24th, 2022
Ohio bill would protect students’ faith
(The Center Square) – Professors at Ohio colleges and universities could be required to accommodate students’ religious beliefs and practices if a bill recently passed by…
Published May 24th, 2022
Gov. Whitmer wants $280 million to recover learning loss in Michigan
(The Center Square) – Gov. Gretchen Whitmer wants to spend $280 million of the state’s projected $3 billion surplus on learning loss recovery. The spending…
Published May 24th, 2022
Sununu vetoes GOP-backed masking restrictions
(The Center Square) – New Hampshire Republican Gov. Chris Sununu has vetoed a proposal that would have banned state and local mask mandates in schools during…
Published May 24th, 2022
Arizona spends $6.2 million in ARPA funds for career readiness, ‘democracy enrichment’
(The Center Square) – The Arizona Department of Education is funding a pair of programs to help students gain work and college experience and gain a…
Published May 24th, 2022
Benton County schools eye budget cuts following levy failures
(The Center Square) – Two school districts in Benton County, Washington, are looking at budget cuts after voters twice refused to renew operational levies that…
Published May 24th, 2022
Report: Local tax dollars fund majority of Tennessee K-12 school capital projects
(The Center Square) – During legislative budget negotiations earlier this year, Tennessee Senate Finance Committee Chairman Bo Watson, R-Hixson, was asked about the Legislature removing…
Published May 23rd, 2022
Public schools can’t escape criticism when reflecting on Brown v. Board
(reimaginED) – Nearly 70 years after Brown v. Board of Education rewrote the rules of American K-12 education, pundits and academics are still debating its…
Published May 23rd, 2022
Virginia rep intends to sue to stop store from selling explicit books to minors
(The Center Square) – A Virginia lawmaker is heading to the courts to prevent Barnes & Noble from selling the controversial books “Gender Queer” and…