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‘We’re Not Controlling It in Our Schools’: Covid Safety Lapses Abound Across U.S.
President Joe Biden’s covid response proposes $130 billion to improve school safety, offers federal guidance for making schools safer and improves workplace protections to safeguard teachers and other workers from covid. Photo credit!-->…
New Public Awareness Campaign: #FundFamilies (Not Failure); New Effort Reflects Consensus On…
WASHINGTON, D.C. - With ongoing school closures, city and labor officials fighting reopening, reports of traumatic mental health challenges, and students falling further behind, data confirms what parents have been saying for months:!-->!-->!-->…
White House Releases “1776 Report” Trump Believed Would “Encourage Educators to Teach Children About…
Last year, President Donald Trump signed an executive order to set up what he said was a much needed “national commission to promote patriotic education” in the country. Trump announced the commission in a speech on September 17, 2020.!-->…
Group Works to Research Internship Pay and Inequities
Lumina Foundation created its Racial Justice and Equity Fund in 2017 following the "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, to advance social justice initiatives, primarily focused on race relations on college campuses. Photo credit!-->…
You Can Certainly Teach Yourself How to “Feel Great,” Contends Renowned Psychiatrist, David D.…
David D. Burns, M.D., Clinical Psychiatrist, Author of Feeling Good: The New Mood Therapy which has sold six million copies, and his co-host, Doctor Rhonda Barovsky Clinical Social Worker, Therapist, LCSW, PsyD, on a recent Feeling Good!-->…
Cornell Offers Race-Based Exemption From Mandatory Flu Shot Policy for Students Who Identify As…
Cornell’s vaccination policy offers exemptions to students based on both medical and religious grounds. However, a third option offers potential exemptions to students who identify as a Person of Color who may be emotionally impacted by!-->…
Study: Latinos in Florida Face Growing ‘Completion Gap’ to Earning Degree
A report from Unidos U.S. and the University of North Carolina finds an aversion to debt is the main reason for the completion gap between Latinos and students of other ethnic groups. Photo credit ShutterStock.com, licensed.
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Education Watchdogs Claim COVID-19 Restrictions Causing Children to Regress, Lose Basic Skills
NEW YORK, NY - According to CBSNews.com, citing studies conducted in the U.K., some children are displaying signs of emotional and developmental regression after months of strict restrictions means to stem the spread of the COVID-19!-->!-->!-->…
Stetson University Receives $296,000 From Department Of Justice; Funding Will Be Used To Enhance…
Stetson University is helping ensure students feel safe on campus thanks to a $296,000, three-year grant from the United States Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women. Photo credit: Box Lab / Shutterstock.com, licensed.
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Florida Invests in Short-Term Workforce Programs
Florida colleges and technical schools can access grants from CARES Act funds ranging from about $100,000 to $2 million to boost technical certification programs. Photo credit ShutterStock.com, licensed.
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Owner of Now Five ‘The Learning Experience’ Franchises In Florida Opens Two New…
In August, 2020, Dr. Huxtable-Mount opened her fourth center in Florida, located at 12280 Miramar Blvd. in Miramar, licensed to provide childcare services for 160 children. Her fifth center in Kendall, Miami, at 15600 Southwest!-->…
Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office To Conduct High Visibility Enforcement to Improve Pedestrian…
High Visibility Enforcement Details are funded through a contract with the University of North Florida, in partnership with the Florida Department of Transportation’s focused initiative to improve pedestrian and bicycle safety.
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COVID Takes Challenge of Tracking Infectious College Students to New Level
Mizzou's historic columns, with Jesse Hall in the background, on the campus of the University of Missouri in Columia. Columbia, MO - October 10, 2019. Editorial credit: Kristopher Kettner / Shutterstock.com, licensed.
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Florida Partnership Adapts School Nutrition Programs to COVID-19
One in five Florida children struggles with hunger, and many families rely on school breakfasts, after-school snacks and summer meals. No Kid Hungry Florida has provided more than $1.7 million in grants to 38 schools and organizations.!-->…
COVID-19 Innovation: Pathways Launches Virtual VPK Program To Keep Immokalee Students On Track For…
An important keystone for a child’s success and readiness for Kindergarten is also social-emotional development. Through this virtual program, students will be engaging with their fellow virtual students, in-person students, their teacher,!-->…
Tourette Association and American Brain Foundation Offer Clinical Research Training Scholarship In…
The two-year award provides $130,000, including a $10,000 per year stipend for tuition to support education and research-related costs for a total of $150,000. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
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The Team You Need To Close A Winning Deal And Sell Your Business
Almost all business owners have an attorney and an accountant they have worked with for years and with whom they feel comfortable working, but those people might lack experience in selling businesses, which could result in the seller!-->…
Med Students ‘Feel Very Behind’ Because of COVID-Induced Disruptions in Training
Megan Messinger spends most of her days studying at her apartment in Los Angeles. She is in her fourth year at the Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona, California, and calculates she has lost about 400 hours of patient time due!-->…
Flagler County Sheriff’s Office Prepares for Traffic Safety as School Resumes Reminds Parents to…
From left: Chief Bovino, Deputy Williams and K-9 Jax, Deputy Landi, Sgt. Ragazzo, Cpl. Daily, Deputy Champion, Deputy Towns, DFC Malheiros, Deputy Held, Sheriff Staly, Cmdr. Reynolds, Deputy Erlandson, Deputy Lilavois, Deputy Alecrim,!-->…
Experts With Wolfson Children’s Hospital Of Jacksonville Share Best Ways For Kids To Stay Safe When…
With schools preparing to reopen, Bethany Atkins, MD, pediatrician with Wolfson Children’s Hospital and president of the Northeast Florida Pediatric Society, says now is the time to get kids comfortable with wearing a mask.
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Trump Throws the Penalty Flag Against Bigotry on the Yale University Admission Field
Yale University graduation ceremonies on Commencement Day on May 23, 2016. Yale is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut founded in 1701. The United States Department of Justice alleged Yale discriminates!-->…
Nurses on Reopening New York Schools: “A Clear and Present Danger”
New York nurses warn that restarting in-person schooling could spark a resurgence of COVID-19 infections. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
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With Caveats, Hopeful News for Preschools Planning Young Kids’ Return
Uncertainty about transmission is one factor that has led parents to keep their kids at home. Some 18% of U.S. child care centers and 9% of family child care homes remain closed in the wake of the pandemic, according to the National!-->…
Adjunct Professors: Jobs Are Low on Pay and Health Benefits With High COVID Risk
Some colleges and universities are allowing faculty members to request accommodations if they feel uncomfortable returning to the classroom. But adjunct professors, cognizant of the poor job market and sometimes working on!-->…
Brooklyn College Going Down the Racism Drain With Affirmative Action Grading, Listening Sessions,…
Brooklyn college lawn and clock tower at daytime. Editorial credit: Creative Family / Shutterstock.com, licensed.
BOCA RATON, FL - Brooklyn College (BC), once long ago, was the Ivy League school in NYC for first generation Americans,!-->!-->!-->…
Teachers Union: Unfunded Mandate to Reopen is Unsafe
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced K-12 schools will continue with distance learning for the rest of the school year due to COVID-19. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
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Computer Science vs. Data Science: What’s the Best Path for You?
Data science is a relatively new and emerging field that has evolved as companies seek to put the data they collect to good use. As concepts like big data and deep learning become increasingly important for businesses and across every!-->…
Youths Act to End School-to-Prison Pipeline
Students rallying at City Hall in New York City call for more guidance counselors and fewer police in public schools. Photo credit: Urban Youth Collaborative.
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Florida Educators: Funding Essential to Reopen Safely
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced K-12 schools will continue with distance learning for the rest of the school year due to COVID-19. Photo credit Shutterstock licensed.
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The Mind Of A Migrant
While trying to illustrate why the children of immigrant parents are American, the author unwittingly foils her own corroboration. This is a review of a children’s propagandist library book.
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