This is Too Easy, Part 1
Truth is, neither (side) is totally right or wrong, it’s just that there is no worldly fix for what ails us. By Jana Kolling So...
What The $300 A Month Child Benefit Could Mean For A Family On The Edge
Four in 10 children in the U.S. live in households struggling to afford basic expenses From NPR Ed Commentary by Anya Kamanetz March 9, 2021...
Linda Dianne “Dianne” Brown
Linda Dianne “Dianne” Brown, age 70, passed away at 12:03 pm on March 23, 2021, at home with her husband and daughters at her side,...
Puzzle Pete’s Add-On Anagrams #13
By Lois E. Wilson Pete has created four puzzles with three letters starting each of them. Use the three given letters plus an additional letter...
Schooling has changed forever. Here’s what will stay when things go back to normal
Educators were forced to think big when schools were thrust into crisis, and not just about how to use technology From The Hechinger Report By...
DeWine signs emergency education bill on graduation requirements, state testing
The bill went into effect due to an emergency clause that it contained and allows students in grades 11 and 12 to use end of...
The End of COVID-19 Pandemic Is in Sight, Data Show
President Joe Biden has opted for a go-slow approach, but if we “follow the science,” it’s apparent that he’s being too cautious From The Daily...
Kindergarten Registration & Screening 2021-2022 School Year
Greenville City Schools Kindergarten Registration for the 2021-2022 school year is currently underway! Children who will be 5 years old by August 1, 2021 may...
U.S. Public School System Tiptoes Back to Life
The country’s school system, paralyzed a year ago by the spread of the coronavirus, is showing promising signs of a rebound in recent days. From...
As More Schools Reopen, CDC Now Says Students Can Sit Just 3 Feet Apart
The CDC on Friday said that K-12 students can now sit 3 feet apart, instead of 6 feet, in school, so long as they are...
Broke Wife, Big City… Bye Aprill Brandon
By Aprill Brandon I didn’t realize it at first. It dawned slowly as I stared unblinking at it. Three little words but they were all...
Federal dollars stabilized state support for higher ed this year
Federal funding increases are helping keep state support for higher education steady in fiscal 2021 From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz March 16, 2021...
It’s Time to Send Our Children Back to School
The negative consequences of full-time distance learning, decreased social interaction, and the cancellation of group sports are exponential as we prolong school shutdowns across our...
Why This Popular College Guide Will Stop Publishing ACT and SAT Score Ranges
The widely used Fiske Guide to Colleges will stop publishing ACT and SAT score ranges for all 325 institutions listed in its pages From The...
Students detail problems with colleges’ Title IX processes
One in four survivors of sexual violence who reported it to campus officials have experienced “substantial disruption” to their education From Higher Ed Dive By...