A proposed bill in Massachusetts aims to curtail students' access to cell phones and personal electronic devices during school hours to foster a better learning environment and improve student mental health. This legislation, introduced by Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, is detailed in the
Governor Kim Reynolds recently delivered her eighth Condition of the State Address, unveiling a strategic plan designed to tackle a range of critical issues in Iowa. From enhancing healthcare and education systems to implementing economic policies and disaster preparedness measures, Reynolds’
In the wake of Donald Trump's election as the next President of the United States, Baldwin Wallace University has become a microcosm of the nation's diverse reactions. Students, faculty, and politically engaged individuals at the university have expressed a range of perspectives on the implications
Should UP Include Gender Identity in Its Non-Discrimination Policy? The University of Portland (UP), a Catholic institution, faces an urgent need to address its non-discrimination policy to include gender identity, a cause passionately pursued by students and advocated through multiple campaigns
The high turnover rate of superintendents in the largest school districts in the United States has become a pressing issue affecting educational stability. Within the last year, one out of five superintendents in the top 500 largest school districts has been replaced, indicating significant
California has long been a beacon of hope for immigrant families seeking better opportunities and a brighter future for their children. The state's education system is designed to ensure that all students, regardless of their immigration status, have access to quality education and are protected
