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Parents wise up about Critical Race Theory : Stepman

NYPost
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Jarrett Stepman NBC News published an exposé on how people are demanding transparency and seeking an end to the teaching of critical race theory and gender ideology in public schools. Source – For more click here To Return to the Main Aggregate News Page – click here Break’n Pics –......
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Whitmer to surge 300,000 COVID test kits to schools, priority groups

Detriot News
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Detroit News – For more and to sign up click here Lansing — Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer announced plans Thursday to surge 300,000 COVID-19 test kits to schools, long-term care facilities, jails and homeless shelters. The governor asked the state Department of Health and Human Services to begin distributing more than 200,000......
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Soldano submits petitions for governor, wants ‘normalcy’ in schools

Detriot News
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Detroit News – For more and to sign up click here Lansing — Republican Garrett Soldano submitted petition signatures to try to get on the ballot as a candidate for Michigan governor Wednesday while calling for a “sense of normalcy” in Michigan schools and transparency from state government. Soldano, 43,......
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John Carney: Masks being distributed to schools, child care providers

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USA TODAY – For more and to sign up click here Brent Addleman | The Center Square Students and teachers in elementary and high schools throughout the state will be receiving new masks, Delaware Gov. John Carney said. The governor announced the distribution of 125,000 KN95 masks in a Tuesday......
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Youngkin signs executive orders banning critical race theory, lifting mask mandate in Virginia public schools

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USA TODAY – For more and to sign up click here Brad Dress Virginia’s Republican Gov. Glenn YoungkinGlenn YoungkinSunday shows preview: Democrats’ struggle for voting rights bill comes to a head Youngkin inaugurated as first GOP Virginia governor in over a decade Overnight Energy & Environment — Lummis holds up......
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Trolling champs: These schools had the best jokes on social media during the 2021 college football season

ESPN
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6:29 AM ET ESPN staff Plenty of adjectives can be thrown out to describe the 2021 college football season. Wildly entertaining, exhilarating, hectic. Maybe one could even say historic? 1 Related Those are all viable options, but these two words could also summarize this year on the college gridiron: Terrifically......
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The week in whoppers: Pelosi’s lame Biden-praise, Harris’ hypocrisy and more

NYPost
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Post Editorial Board This letter: “Thank you for your bold vision and patriotic leadership which have guided America out of crisis and into an era of great progress.” – Nancy Pelosi, in a letter to President Biden, Jan. 7 We say: Sure, Speaker Nancy Pelosi needs to support, even praise,......
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Schools are open despite omicron. That’s good for kids and families.

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USA TODAY – For more and to sign up click here USA TODAY Despite omicron pushing COVID-19 case counts to three times last winter’s peak, there is good news about the nation’s schools.  News stories about Chicago’s schools closing were reported across the nation after a teachers union vote against returning in-person last week. (Students returned......
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Education Secretary Miguel Cardona: More COVID tests will be distributed to schools

CBS News
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CBS News – For more and to sign up click here Education Secretary Miguel Cardona told CBS News that more COVID-19 tests will be distributed to schools nationwide starting next week.  “The tests are being developed, and states are applying now to receive these, to the CDC. So, we do......
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Districts move classrooms outdoors to prevent COVID spread

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CBS News – For more and to sign up click here Districts move classrooms outdoors to prevent COVID spread – CBS News Watch CBSN Live Some schools have moved classes outdoors to prevent the spread of COVID-19 as others move to remote learning as cases surge. Mark Strassmann takes a......
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Students face mental health crisis. But schools aren’t ready to help.

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USA TODAY – For more and to sign up click here USA TODAY The U.S. surgeon general’s public advisory about the devastating challenges to young people’s mental health is a clarion call to increase and diversify the ranks of mental health professionals in our nation’s schools.  “The challenges today’s generation......
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