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At my school, we train 12-year-olds to throw their laptops at active shooters in order to buy themselves time to run away. There is widespread awareness of school shootings, and…
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CSU Theatre Students Present Cherryfield Toy Company: An Immersive Mystery Experience
Discover an intriguing Halloween story with Cherryfield Toy Company. Enjoy a unique theatrical experience in Fort Collins. This post CSU Theatre Students Present Cherryfield Toy Company: An Immersive Mystery Experience…
Cook County District 130 custodial workers call for superintendent’s removal
Custodians workers for District 130 in Alsip, Blue Island, Crestwood and Robbins seek removal of Superintendent Colleen McKay.
Public Schoolteacher Faces DOJ Probe Over ‘Unhinged’ Threat Toward ICE
Public Schoolteacher Faces DOJ Probe Over ‘Unhinged’ Threat Toward ICE
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Obituary: Baron Wormser
MONTPELIER, Vt. Baron Wormser, poet, essayist, novelist, and teacher, died of brain cancer at his home in Montpelier, Vt., with.
This Colorado school district was sued for removing library books. Now it’s fundraising for legal fees.
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