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Is The Democratic Party Betraying Public Schools?
Education Management Is The Democratic Party Betraying Public Schools?

For generations, the Democratic Party has stood as the self-proclaimed champion of public education, a core tenet of its platform and identity. Yet, a profound crisis is unfolding within America's K-12 schools, chipping away at public trust and challenging this long-held political advantage. With

Blossom Nursery Redefines Learning With Brain Science
Education Management Blossom Nursery Redefines Learning With Brain Science

In the rapidly advancing field of early childhood development, a significant chasm often exists between groundbreaking scientific discoveries about the developing brain and the conventional practices employed in preschool classrooms. While neuroscientists have pinpointed the first five years of

Can Sheer Willpower Conquer Every Obstacle?
Education Management Can Sheer Willpower Conquer Every Obstacle?

The journey through higher education is often depicted as a straight line, but for many, it is a labyrinth of unforeseen challenges where success hinges on far more than academic aptitude. Jordan Lowe, a native of Memphis, embarked on a collegiate path that would test the very limits of his

Judge Blocks California School Gender Secrecy Policies
Education Management Judge Blocks California School Gender Secrecy Policies

A sweeping federal court decision has fundamentally altered the landscape of student privacy and parental rights across California, immediately halting school district policies that allowed students to change their gender identity without parental notification. The statewide injunction, issued by

USU Program Solves Special Ed Teacher Shortage
Education Management USU Program Solves Special Ed Teacher Shortage

Utah school districts are navigating a persistent and challenging shortage of special education teachers, a crisis that directly impacts the quality of education for some of the state's most vulnerable students. In a direct and innovative response to this critical need, Utah State University's

Former MLB Player Finishes His Degree at 62
Education Management Former MLB Player Finishes His Degree at 62

The path to a college degree is rarely a straight line, often marked by detours and delays, but for one former Major League Baseball player, the journey spanned more than four decades, culminating in a powerful lesson on the importance of finishing what you start. Gary Eave, now 62, recently walked

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