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Three more families have joined a lawsuit accusing Manhattan School District 114 of a pattern of discrimination against students with disabilities.
Students support it, parents love it and teachers say it bolsters respect. Welcome to the school making students clean up.
Rutherford B. Hayes is the first U.S. president to get a law degree, but not the first one to attend a law school. Who was the first president to attend law school… before dropping out?
Those early lessons gave me complete picture of American history and understanding of the world we live in today.
Detroit Public Schools Community District and Michigan State University have launched a partnership to meet the growing demand for teachers certified in special education.
P.S. 105 is one of eight New York City schools using trauma-informed support, smaller classes, and therapy through the Path program to help students with emotional disabilities.
The proposal would result in more students being classified as “advanced” on Pennsylvania’s state math and reading tests, officials said.
Out of 38 districts that sought tax increases on the Nov. 3 ballot, 26 districts were successful. Schools are in a challenging fiscal climate due to property tax reforms.
. Jason Reding Quiñones speaks during a news conference at Florida International University in October. He abruptly resigned as U.S. attorney for the Southern District of Florida on Friday. [ PHOTO BY MATIAS J. OCNER | mocner@miamiherald.com ]Join the ConversationAnyone can view a sampling of recent comments, but you must be a Times subscriber to contribute. Log in above or subscribe here.
LITTLE ROCK -- Alumni of Arkansas Baptist College, a private historically Black college in Little Rock, criticized the school's board of trustees in a letter last month over a decision to acquire a former downtown hotel for student housing.
Arkansas' public colleges and universities have reported they are facing billions of dollars in maintenance and repair needs.
The Arkansas Department of Education has named this year's Excellence in Teaching fellows. The nine-month program, now in its second year, brings participants together through virtual sessions to improve their skills as educators, connect them with peers and promote public awareness of excellent teaching in the state.