Trump picks a national security adviser By Paul Katula • Nov 18, 2016 Donald Trump's pick for national security adviser should be opposed, even though opposition by Republicans is unlikely.
Impregnanted Houston teacher pleads guilty By Paul Katula • Nov 17, 2016 A middle school teacher pleaded guilty to having sex with a student, resulting in a pregnancy. She could get 30 years. The pregnancy was terminated.
Denver schools have an immigration fact sheet By Paul Katula • Nov 16, 2016 Many school districts are providing timely information for immigrant families, hoping to keep them safe and keep their education humming along.
5 students stabbed at a Utah H.S. By Paul Katula • Nov 15, 2016 A stabbing at a high school in Orem, Utah, Tuesday morning sent five boys to the hospital, plus the suspect, who's a 16-year-old straight-A student.
ACT to add support for English learners By Press Release • Nov 15, 2016 ACT announced that it will provide some supports for English learners for its college admissions test, beginning in 2017-18.
Mass., Ga. reject school privatization efforts By Paul Katula • Nov 14, 2016 Voters in Massachusetts overwhelmingly rejected a ballot question, backed by the governor, that would have raised the cap on charter schools.
U.S. deals with fires and fears of racism By Paul Katula • Nov 13, 2016 When Donald Trump was running for president, he spoke of hatred on the campaign trail, a hatred non-whites know as well, but the take is different this time.
Trump won, now what? a Maine teacher asks By Paul Katula • Nov 12, 2016 We wonder, with a teacher from Maine, what the presidency of Donald Trump will hold for our nation's schools and students.
Whites bully immigrant, minority students By Paul Katula • Nov 12, 2016 Widespread sharp increases in bullying of immigrant and minority students have been reported, increasing the level of fear those students feel.
Calif. students walk out in protest over Trump By Paul Katula • Nov 9, 2016 Some students protested the election results today in Calif., and other places. Some protests were violent, but not too many.