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Apr 23rd, 2010 • Category: Culture & Activism, EducationA school district in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is in trouble for spying on students.
A school district in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is in trouble for spying on students.
Big cities across the United States are announcing plans to close what they call “failed schools.”
Five kids in Manhattan, New York City, offer their opinions about the lunches served at their school.
For the last six years, the Students Not Soldiers Coalition has lobbied New York City Schools to adopt formal rules for military recruitment in public schools. Now there is a new policy in New York City schools that says military recruiters are no longer allowed to use class time for recruitment.
1 in every 100 adults in the United States is in prison, a far greater number than any other country in the world.
In the spring of 2009, many Los Angeles teachers refused to submit the results of students’ standardized tests to the school district.
Beginning within our own communities we can create simple ways to improve our schools that will build toward new visions for education across the country.
The principal at the Khalil Gibran International Academy public school in Brooklyn, New York, Dhabah “Debbie” Almontasar, resigned after months of attacks that tried to prevent the school from opening. Opponents claim the school will promote radical Islam.
Two high school students shared their thoughts with a news team from Children’s PressLine.
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