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One of the fastest growing high school sports in America involves guns and ammo
Shooting sports are gaining popularity among high schoolers across the United States, despite conflicting attitudes toward guns. Here's what competitors attribute the surge to. Read More.
Chess wrongly perceived as a ‘brilliance’ game, leaving girls out: NYU study
Researchers say coaches, parents don't recognize own biases against girls. Read More.
Texas Christian University increases tuition, meaning it costs less to attend Harvard
Texas Christian University (TCU) announced a significant tuition hike that will make it more costly to attend than Harvard University. Read More.
High School Sues After Being Penalized For Refusing To Make Girls Basketball Team Compete Against Biological Male
Mid-Vermont Christian School (MVCS) filed a lawsuit against state officials on Tuesday after they were forced out of the state’s athletic association for refusing to make their girls’ high school basketball team play against a biological male, according to court documents. Read More.
Gen Z wants action movies, not woke storylines: UCLA study
Black adolescents also want to see white people portrayed as villains. Read More.
Universities report continued spike in students seeking mental health services
Wichita State U. sees 73 percent increase in one year, Washington State U. 25 percent. Read More.
NH court sides with public school districts in education spending case
Rockingham County Judge David Ruoff ruled Monday that New Hampshire should be spending at least 80% more per student on its public school system. Read More.
Students Across The US Are Absent Much More Than Before The Pandemic
Nearly 70% of students attended schools that experienced chronic absenteeism during the 2021-2022 academic year, according to data. Read More.
High School Bans ‘USA Day’ For Being Too ‘Politicized’
A Massachusetts high school principal said in a letter to parents that the school had canceled Friday’s “USA” theme day to avoid sparking controversy and politicization, BOSTON 25 News reported. Read More.
Pennsylvania school board member resigns after calling Israel’s military a ‘terrorist organization’
A Pennsylvania school board member has resigned and apologized after she referred to Israel's military as a "terrorist organization" in a social media post. Read More.
These classical teaching programs meet a growing demand
Existing masters programs in education [are] obviously inappropriate,' classical educator said. Read More.
Illinois School ‘Diversity’ Club Sponsor Sought To Exclude Students Upset Over Trans Bathroom Policy
A teacher at an Illinois high school sought to exclude students who allegedly opposed the school’s transgender bathroom policy from meetings of the school’s “Diversity” club. Read More.
University broke state law to hire black candidate over more qualified white one
The University of Washington Department of Psychology violated a non-discrimination policy by putting “inappropriate” emphasis on applicants’ race in a hiring decision earlier this year, a university investigation found. Read More.
DeSantis hit with lawsuit over deactivation of University of Florida pro-palestinian group
A lawsuit was filed against Florida Governor Ron DeSantis on behalf of the University of Florida chapter of Students for Justice in Palestine was deactivated. Read More.
UW-Madison DEI forum ‘triggered’ black woman during racism discussion
Another session discussed 'Christian privilege.' Read More.
