Sometimes, the boundaries between exclusionary practices and removals are “fuzzy,” the researchers found. As an inclusive practice, a teacher may offer a “cool down corner” for students to sit and ...

Since December, the Trump administration has made Minneapolis a focus of a nationwide push for heightened immigration ...

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A ragtag crew of janitors paint the night in this short story by Parkview High School and UALR alum. His debut book, "Guatemalan Rhapsody," came out in 2025.

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A large urban district in Florida saw an increase in student test scores. A smaller school district in rural California is experiencing a dramatic decline in student behavioral problems. The reason ...

Nichols Career Center students interested in a career working with young children can dive right in through a program allowing them to visit the new Jefferson City Early Childhood Center. The students ...

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Artificial intelligence is already integrated into our everyday lives, and to lighten the load on teachers, school districts across North Texas are using AI academic technology in the classroom. Cedar ...

Why would you want to detect metal? Oh, I don't know … maybe you want to find some gold in the ground. You could dig up ALL the dirt, or you could find the location that has the gold before you dig.