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Why So Many Illinois Teachers Are Thinking of Quitting

October 10, 2024

You know something's wrong when nearly 6 out of 10 teachers in Illinois are thinking about leaving the profession. That's what a recent survey by the Illinois Education Association (IEA) found. They talked to 500 teachers and other education staff in June, and the results are worrying. It's not just

politics

Where Do Harris and Trump Stand on Education?

October 10, 2024

Education is a hot topic, and both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have their own views on it. Let's dive into what they think about schools across the country. Did you know there are 50 states in the U.S.? From Alabama to Wyoming, each state has its unique education system. Harris and Trump hav

education

Gaia Diaz's Music Dream Becomes a Reality

October 10, 2024

Gaia Diaz, a dedicated student at Long Beach City College, is chasing her dream of teaching music. For Hispanic Heritage Month, she received a big surprise. Helpful Honda, with the help of SoCal Honda Dealers, gifted her a brand new cello. This impressive instrument comes with musical accessories, e

technology

A Decade of Empowering Women in Tech

October 10, 2024

It's a special milestone for a Charleston-based group dedicated to women in technology: they're celebrating 10 years of support and advancement! Charleston Women in Tech is throwing a free party open to the public, happening at Red Palm Tavern on Romney Street from 6:30 to 8:30 PM. This organizatio

business

Shari Redstone Backs Tony Dokoupil's Interview with Ta-Nehisi Coates

October 10, 2024

Shari Redstone, head of Paramount Global, recently showed support for CBS anchor Tony Dokoupil over his controversial interview with author Ta-Nehisi Coates. Speaking at New York Advertising Week, Redstone praised Dokoupil's handling of the interview. She believed he demonstrated civil discourse and

politics

Bible Buying Battle: Oklahoma Schools Face Bid Controversy

October 9, 2024

Oklahoma has run into trouble with their plan to put Bibles in classrooms from fifth grade to high school. The state's Education Department set strict rules for the Bible purchase, which sparked complaints that only two Bibles endorsed by former President Donald Trump met the criteria. The demand fo

education

Meet Ms. Monneka Meeks: The Science Teacher Who's Changing Lives

October 9, 2024

Ever wondered what it takes to be a great teacher? Meet Ms. Monneka Meeks, a middle school science teacher at Pee Dee Math, Science and Technology Academy in Bishopville, South Carolina. She's not just teaching science; she's teaching her students to understand and appreciate different cultures. Bor

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Universities Seek Extra Cash

October 9, 2024

The State Board of Regents recently requested additional funding for state universities. This isn't just about Alabama or Alaska; it's a nationwide issue. States like Arizona, Arkansas, and California are all feeling the pinch. Even states known for their wealth, like Connecticut and Delaware, are n

education

Why Do Asylum Seekers Pay Higher Tuition?

October 8, 2024

Edsel Chacon and Mario Rodriguez, both asylum seekers from Venezuela, have lived in South Carolina for three years. They graduated from Hanahan High School, worked, paid taxes, and now attend Trident Technical College. Despite calling South Carolina home, they are charged out-of-state tuition fees,

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Revyze’s New Approach: Blending TikTok and Duolingo for a Fun Learning Experience

October 8, 2024

Imagine a learning app that combines the fun of TikTok and the structured learning of Duolingo. That’s what Revyze is doing! This French startup, started by Guillaume Perrot and Florent Sciberras, has quickly become a hit with students. They've reached over a million users in just two years, with a