What Biden’s ed policy might look like
The Biden campaign's policy director talked with reporters about the president-elect's federal education policy. This is what she said.
Parting words to President Trump
Joe Biden is the president-elect of the United States, news agencies are reporting. We pay tribute to the current president.
Volleyball teams continue to dig for a cure
Girls' volleyball teams, whether in clubs or in high schools, have a common cause in October: doing what they can to cure breast cancer.
Boston Public added to all-remote list
Because of a rise in Covid-19 cases around Boston, the 54,000-student district is switching back to an all-remote learning plan.
Some Chicago-area schools re-close
Back-and-forth between e-learning and in-person instruction is caused by the unpredictable nature of the Covid-19 virus.
Atlanta closes to in-person through year’s end
Public schools in Atlanta will continue e-learning through at least the end of December, due to a rise in Covid-19 cases in the community.
An everlasting in-person / e-learning debate
Students will do whatever school administrators tell them to do with regard to e-learning, but all approaches have risks that require balance.
Outbreak at a Utah school with in-person learning
The worst fear of many teachers and parents is that resuming in-person learning will lead to a Covid-19 outbreak among students and staff.
History teacher in France beheaded
He taught freedom of expression and the personal liberty to believe or not to believe and was killed by an Islamic terrorist.
A youth ‘climate corps’ could help ‘green’ America
Many young people care about the environment, based on their social media posts. Here's a chance to do something about it, too.