From managing large classes and meeting administrative demands to providing emotional support for students, the stress can be overwhelming.
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Currently one of the wealthiest individuals in the world with a net worth of approximately $200 billion, the tech mogul’s goal is to avoid being remembered as someone who “died rich.”
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They argue that these policies, implemented under the Trump administration, have halted the processing of numerous complaints related to racial harassment, disability discrimination, and other civil rights violations in schools.
Parents, Students Seek Court Block on Education Department’s Civil Rights Practices Read More »
This extension allows public sector retirees under 65 to return to work in public school districts and BOCES without being subject to the usual $35,000 annual earnings cap
New York State Extends Retiree Salary Cap Waiver for Public School Workers Through 2027 Read More »
Financial literacy isn’t just about budgets and bills; it’s about freedom, confidence, and securing one’s future.
Governor Hochul introduced the smartphone ban with the goal of enhancing student focus and reducing classroom disruptions.
New York Schools to Implement Bell-to-Bell Smartphone Ban This Fall Read More »
The government sets federal education loan interest rates annually, with new rates taking effect from July 1 to June 30 of the following year.
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Social media is built to keep you online as long as possible, even if what you’re watching makes you feel worse.
Teens, Algorithms, and the Online Trap: How Social Media Shapes Urban Youth Read More »
The tariffs, aimed at imported goods from nearly all U.S. trading partners, include steep taxes on electronics and their components.
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The findings, based on feedback from nearly 2,000 K-12 educators surveyed in fall 2024, raise red flags about the readiness of young people to transition into college, career, or other postsecondary paths.
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