Mo. boy who didn’t make soccer team sues school
Is participating on soccer teams a "right" that an excluded player can ask a court of law to remedy if he gets cut? [...]Read More......
Hurricane Michael: Cat. 4 in Florida
Power losses and other damage on Florida's Gulf Coast from Hurricane Michael. Schools are closed through at least Thursday. [...]Read More... from Hurricane Michael: Cat....
How today’s stock drop could affect learning
Stocks plunged today, led by drops in technology shares and most likely secondary to rising government bond yields. Ramifications. [...]Read More... from How today’s stock...
Do students prefer textbooks or tech?
Does tech improve learning? Or is it just the first step of many? Students and teachers may see the question differently. [...]Read More... from Do...
IL hosts a violinist, a refugee from Syria
Thoughts turn to a Syrian violinist in Illinois, as Nikki R Haley announces she'll resign as US ambassador to the UN. [...]Read More... from IL...
Can you hack Kahoot? Many can and do
Gamification achieves a new level in millions of classroom around the world with Kahoot. That makes it a target. [...]Read More... from Can you hack...
North Dakota volleyball players champion a cause
Volleyball teams in the US, including the championship-quality team at Davies HS in N.D., are raising breast cancer awareness. [...]Read More... from North Dakota volleyball...
TX backs expulsion for not standing during pledge
A Texas student who was expelled for not standing during the pledge is suing the school for violating her free speech rights. [...]Read More... from...
School groups help raise breast cancer awareness
Breast cancer has touched many in the US; campaigns to raise awareness of the killer range from the NFL to high schools. [...]Read More... from...
Is a profit motive good for education?
A profit motive in grant recipients can serve investors well, but is it good for the societal issue at the heart of the investment? [...]Read...