University of Florida's president talks about the burden, and expense, of preparing for a white nationalist to speak on campus
It started when a black student asked why her school was named for someone who didn't think she should be “considered a human being.”
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The author a new book, “When Grit Isn't Enough,” writes: “We can't 'no excuse' our way out of the way we have ravaged our education budgets or our cities and the way education has become synonymous with test scores.”
Students are protesting the white nationalist's speech Thursday with marches, signs, videos and social media campaigns.
Richard Spencer, the head of the National Policy Institute, plans to speak at the University of Florida Thursday. The governor of Florida declared a state of emergency Monday, university officials said they plan to spend $500,000 on security as they worry his speech will draw protesters and violence.
The children were handcuffed behind their backs and above their elbows, with the chain cinched so tight it hurt them.
Maryland Attorney General Brian Frosh is leading a coalition of 18 state attorneys general in suing the education secretary to fully implement the so-called gainful employment rule.
The white-nationalist leader plans to speak at a university on Thursday.
As they snake along sidewalks, the kids play I-Spy, Simon Says and sing songs.
Lees Corner Elementary leads 32-school drive to raise $13,400 for Hurricane Harvey recovery.
Georgetown University forum seeks help for immigrants who arrived as children.
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David A. Thomas earned degrees at Yale and Columbia and taught at Harvard. Now he joins Morehouse College, which has had several leadership changes this year.
Some college student athletes and others on campuses echo the protests started by former NFL player Colin Kaepernick when he knelt during the national anthem to protest racial injustice.
Even with federal shifts, advocates say schools and students are dedicated just the same.
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Two teachers show how to fight education’s ed-tech obsession.
Energy-efficient home features composting toilet and greenhouse to harvest heat energy.
