The Playbook: How to be a Patient Parent
It takes intention, practice, and a willingness to reflect. Here are some powerful strategies to help you on your journey to becoming a more patient parent
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The Golden Ticket: How Wealth Shapes K–12 Education in New York’s Richest Towns
In New York’s most affluent communities, wealth isn’t just a luxury; it’s a bedrock for unparalleled educational opportunities, propelling young minds light-years ahead.
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A Bipartisan Plea for K-12 Funding in New York and Beyond
Ten Republican U.S. senators, including Shelley Moore Capito and Mitch McConnell, are now urging President Trump to reverse this potentially devastating course
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New York Reimagines the High School Diploma, But Are We Ready?
This “Portrait of a Graduate” moves beyond rote memorization and standardized test scores, aiming to cultivate students who are well-rounded, engaged, and prepared for a world that demands more
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New York Faces Fiscal Storm as Budget Grows Amid Federal Cuts
While the budget boasts a projected total of $254 billion, a 5.2% increase in spending from $241.5 billion, a deeper dive reveals significant vulnerabilities
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Leveling the Playing Field: Why Tech Giants Demand Mandatory AI & CS in K-12
This call to action serves as a united front pushing for a future where every child, regardless of zip code or background, has digital literacy fundamentals
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Ananda Lewis’s Journey and the Urgent Call for Early Detection
Ananda Lewis’s legacy is complex and multifaceted. She was a woman who inspired millions, who dared to be vulnerable, and who, even in her illness, continued to empower others
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Female Athletes Challenge NIL Settlement, Citing $1.1 Billion Disparity
A group of eight female athletes has filed an appeal, arguing the deal violates Title IX and shortchanges women’s sports by an estimated $1.1 billion
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Chaos at the Beach: A Call for Empathy, Not Condemnation
Imagine an organized “Senior Fun Day” program where students can celebrate their milestones in a protected environment with supervised activities, music, and food
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Empowering Our Youth Through Their Unique Strengths in a Shifting Education Landscape
Eradicating our unique traits has the opposite effect. It makes us dispensable. If we’re just like everyone else, then how critical can we be to the school, to the community, or to the world?
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