Mid Year Media Review
New Yorkers volunteering at mutual aid groups that assist neighbors in need during the pandemic should be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, Mayor Bill de Blasio declared Tuesday. “People who … Read More
Reluctant Colorado school districts are preparing to administer standardized tests amid uncertainty about whether the state can get any relief from federal testing requirements. Last Monday, federal education officials directed … Read More
Colorado college and university trustees have formed a coalition to jointly advocate for higher education in the state. The Colorado Trustee Network on Wednesday announced it will fight to improve … Read More
Pennsylvania Education Secretary Noe Ortega has informed the U.S. Department of Education that he wants to allow districts and charter schools to delay administering state exams until September, taking advantage … Read More
Shelby County Schools is teaming up with the Memphis city government to offer COVID-19 testing in schools now that classrooms are open. The tests for students and staff will be … Read More
Valerie Haley has been teaching kindergarten for 26 years, the last seven at William Rowen Elementary School in West Oak Lane. She is saddened that she has only seen through … Read More
A second grader showed signs of her disability. Officers swooped in. As a school psychologist, I’ve spent most of my time providing counseling for students and making sure those considered … Read More
Last year, in the span of three months, the Douglas County School District saw every person of color in its cabinet — the highest level of district administration beneath the … Read More
As battles continue over who should be prioritized for the COVID-19 vaccine, President Biden said Tuesday that he wants every teacher, school staffer, and child care worker in the U.S. … Read More
