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LAWRENCE JONES: America’s children are facing ‘unprecedented challenges’ as new school year begins

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Fox News host Lawrence Jones broke down the challenges facing America’s education system on “Cross Country.”

LAWRENCE JONES: We’re taking a hard look at the state of our education in this nation. The students in our lives are facing unprecedented challenges as this school year begins.

EX-FAIRFAX COUNTY TEACHER ON GENDER TRANSITION TRAINING: “PARENTS RIGHT ARE BEING OBSTRUCTED LEFT AND RIGHT”

School districts are offering incentives and pay raises to get more teachers into the classroom before August.

School districts are offering incentives and pay raises to get more teachers into the classroom before August.
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We see the consequences of the pandemic in the form of massive

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Montreal school board to create virtual school for vulnerable students

The Quebec government has announced that it is ending online learning for students vulnerable to COVID-19 complications, but that isn’t stopping one school board from going ahead with a virtual option.

In a statement, the Education Ministry said that since the province ended its public-health state of emergency in March, the measures taken to provide distance learning also ended with the 2021-22 school year.

“From now on, it is only through the development and implementation of a pilot project authorized by the Ministry that educational institutions can offer distance education services as part of the general education of young people,”

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Post-secondary education in Quebec should be free: study

Researchers from a Quebec institute are proposing that the provincial government take advantage of its rising revenues to introduce free post-secondary education.

In its study published Wednesday, the Institut de recherche et d’informations socioéconomiques (IRIS) claims that tuition fees no longer have a place as a method of financing universities.

The study’s authors calculate that free tuition in Quebec would cost $1.2 billion, representing less than 0.009 per cent of total spending in the provincial budget.

Samuel Élie-Lesage, a research associate at IRIS and co-author of the study, says that not only is free education financially viable, but high fees

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Saskatoon non-public college’s lease terminated following abuse claims

An settlement with Grace Christian Faculty involving leased house inside Forest Grove Group Church in Saskatoon’s east facet has been terminated following abuse claims.

Grace Christian Faculty, together with two different non-public faculties, has been named in allegations of bodily and sexual abuse from a number of college students.

Forest Grove Group Church (FGCC) launched an announcement on its web site stating they have been tremendously involved upon listening to of the abuse suffered by the victims.

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Scrapped training reform invoice looms massive over trustee elections, Winnipeg candidates say

The present elections for Manitoba college trustees wouldn’t be occurring if the provincial authorities’s proposed training reform invoice had handed into regulation.

And though the province finally backed down over public outcry to Invoice 64, which might have eradicated all English-language college boards and changed them with a central training authority, folks working in Winnipeg’s largest college district say it continues to have an effect on the Oct . 26 votes.

“I really feel just like the occasions of the previous few years, with the provincial authorities’s stance on public training, have actually galvanized some people to take the private

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8 Drinks for Flawless and Glowing Pores and skin

Sustaining lovely, wholesome pores and skin requires extra than simply making use of costly magnificence merchandise and a constant journey to the Dermatologist — vitamin performs a vital function too.

Our pores and skin is a mirror of what is taking place inside our our bodies. Subsequently, wholesome pores and skin can’t exist with no wholesome physique. So after we are wholesome and clear on the within, our pores and skin cells will probably be visibly nourished on the surface.

In my earlier articles, I’ve talked about pure and frugal methods to get glowing pores and skin, in addition to

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Meritus announces new chief medical officer, new associate dean for proposed med school

Meritus Health recently named new leadership at Meritus Medical Center and its first associate dean for the proposed Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine.

Dr. Anand Budi has been promoted to chief medical officer, according to a news release from Meritus. Dr. Aaron George, who had been the chief medical officer, was the first associate dean of clinical education, community development for the proposed medical school.

“We are so grateful for Dr. George’s tremendous leadership,” Maulik Joshi, Meritus president and CEO, said in the release. “He’s been a committed and dedicated leader through the COVID pandemic and has led very successful

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Sanders taps Florida education leader to replace Key as Arkansas’ secretary of education

Gov.-elect Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced Thursday her plan to nominate a key official in Florida’s education system as secretary for the Arkansas Department of Education.

Sanders, during a morning news conference at the Arkansas State University System office, announced his intention to appoint Jacob Oliva as the head of Arkansas’ education system.

Oliva currently serves as the division of public schools chancellor for the Florida Department of Education. He oversees the teaching and learning of more than 2.9 million students in approximately 3,600 public schools.

He would replace Johnny Key.

Oliva began his career as a special education teacher. Over