#public-education

#public-education

The London Ambulance Service is fundraising to restore a historic WW2 ambulance for public tours.

Taste of North Berkeley is a culinary event featuring local food, drinks, and live music on May 7, benefiting community beautification efforts.

CUNY's legacy nurtures poetry through talented individuals like Stephanie Pacheco, underscoring public education's transformative impact.

Pacheco's poem celebrates CUNY as a vital force for New Yorkers of diverse backgrounds.

The Supreme Court must decide between allowing religious control of schools or honoring the Founding Fathers' vision for secular public education.

Austin ISD's school rating dropped from a B to a C due to tougher measurement criteria.

COVID-19 catalyzed a turning point in the conflicted relationship between two Tulsa school officials, leading to mutual understanding and collaboration.

A new 450-seat elementary school is planned for Greenpoint, the first in over a century, addressing overcrowding issues.

Two players won $50,000 each in the April 2 Powerball drawing in Brooklyn and Hempstead.

Gregory Reck and Emily Starkey's relationship blossomed from a mutual commitment to sobriety into a romantic partnership after years of online friendship.

Epilepsy affects 50 million globally, yet myths perpetuate stigma and misunderstandings.

Purple Day, on March 26, is crucial for raising awareness and challenging myths about epilepsy.

Public education and policy reform are essential to combat stigma and improve treatment options.

Julie Packard steps down after 40 years as executive director of the Monterey Bay Aquarium, transitioning to a role on the Board of Trustees.

Scott Stringer's plan proposes extending the public school day and sharing child care costs to ease the financial burden on working families.

Alison Schrag is dedicated to integrating urban wildlife conservation with community engagement and education in New York City.

FDNY reports a 67% decrease in lithium-ion battery fire fatalities due to improved public education and inspections.

Overall fire-related fatalities have decreased by 25% in New York City since last year.

Confidence in America's public education system is at an all-time low, with only 29% of adults expressing strong trust.

Majority of UK respondents favor a permanent exhibition on the transatlantic slave trade in the British Museum.

Teacher strikes in North Shore towns highlight demands for better wages and working conditions amid legal and financial challenges.

Miami-Dade teachers secured a 4.5% salary increase and stable healthcare premiums after negotiations amid challenges to public education.

Massachusetts voters have ended MCAS graduation requirement, sparking divided public opinion on academic standards.

School choice is a contentious issue on ballots in multiple states, with arguments for and against its impact on public education funding.

A Jewish boy was assaulted in school due to antisemitism, and school officials failed to properly respond to the attack.

Milei vetoed law ensuring funding for public universities, igniting protests as students and educators defend the crucial role of education in society.

Corey DeAngelis, an anti-LGBTQ+ activist, is suspended from a conservative group after allegations of his participation in gay pornography.

Craig Newmark is donating $100 million to enhance U.S. cybersecurity efforts, focusing on infrastructure protection and public education.

A public high school was placed in 'hold and secure' mode due to nearby gunfire, but no injuries were reported.

The family cannot afford to pay for children's college but encourages them to find creative funding options.

Parents believe in the benefits of self-funding education despite challenges.

Increased concerns about student cheating relate more to perceptions rather than actual rates of plagiarism, which have stayed consistent before and after A.I. tools.