An advisory board with representatives from middle and high schools in Minnesota recommended adopting the seal of climate literacy. The post In an age of climate disaster, more states offer students a way to show they are ‘climate literate’ appeared first on MinnPost .
Nearly 38 percent of Palestinian students in East Jerusalem now study the Israeli curriculum, while the rest of the students' textbooks are being censored line by line, stripping mention of Jerusalem, prisoners, the Nakba, and freedom fighters.
Lawmakers target private-equity firms that are turning huge profits by providing applied behavior analysis to children as young as 2. The post After 74 investigation, Minnesota senators seek law regulating autism therapy appeared first on MinnPost .
North Side parents, staff tell Minneapolis Public Schools leaders that they want district plans to prioritize opportunity and stability for their children. The post ‘What will students actually gain?’ North Minneapolis parents slam proposed school closures appeared first on Sahan Journal .
Minneapolis has backlog of 700 students waiting to enroll — even as district debates closing schools
Some parents, teachers and advocates worry the backlog will turn families away at a time when the district is battling long-term enrollment declines. The post Minneapolis has backlog of 700 students waiting to enroll — even as district debates closing schools appeared first on Sahan Journal .
All charges were dropped against the students, who could have faced prison for “conspiracy to trespass” and vandalism.
National Center for Education Statistics, which collects critical data to guide policy on learning, was decimated after Doge canceled crucial contracts As reading and math scores fall to their lowest point in the past quarter-century, the US now has fewer tools to understand and develop intervention
The Iron Range offers a window into communities reckoning with how their identities must change for the betterment of future generations as schools increasingly collaborate. The post When rural districts combine, wins for budgets and students come with identity loss appeared first on MinnPost .
For the fourth consecutive year, hundreds of thousands of Gaza’s children return not to classrooms, but to fabric shelters and makeshift wooden structures, holding onto traces of a school system Israel’s genocide has destroyed.
The plan, which comes after three years of steep cuts, met immediate pushback from parents and members of the teachers union. The post Minneapolis superintendent rolls out plan that could close up to 16 schools appeared first on Sahan Journal .