Category: Education/Family (Page 23)
Students who pass through streets with high crime rates are more likely to be absent in school, according to a recent research by a team from Johns Hopkins University.
The team…
A teachers’ strike in Denver, Colorado, finally ended following a tentative agreement between school district officials and the teachers’ union.
In early February, more than 2,…
A high-ranking school official in Indiana was arrested for using her son’s insurance to pay for a student’s medical expenses.
In January, Casey Smitherman, then superin…
New teachers in England will be paid more cash to stay in their profession.
The UK government plans to offer novice teachers £5,000 upon reaching their third a…
A school in England announced that it would stop providing lunch meals to students whose families have an outstanding debt.
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The University of Southern California (USC) was recently under fire due to a new policy that restricts students’ freedom of speech.
Last summer, the USC came u…
Universities all over Britain are spending a lot of money to have police officers patrol their campuses.
According to the data gathered by the news outlet, The Times, …
A secondary school teacher received penalties after being found guilty of stealing money from students.
Twenty-eight-year-old Andrew Cowey was a teacher who previously had a go…
A music teacher from Bradford, England, was nominated for an international award for teachers.
Out of over 10,000 nominees around the world, Feversham Primary …
Nurseries in the United Kingdom are hindering children’s physical development by playing safe.
The United Kingdom’s Office for Standards in Education, Children…
