Special education teachers help kids with all kinds of learning needs. Their job is super important, but do they get paid enough money for all their hard work? This is a really big question because teachers need cash to live good and feel good about what they do each day. In America, special education teacher … Read more
College financial aid leaders are criticizing the Education Department for the issues with this year’s FAFSA process. They’ve warned that the delays are causing schools to take longer to give out financial aid packages, which many students rely on to make their college decisions. Justin Draeger from the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators … Read more
Key figures from Labour’s past, including former Prime Minister Gordon Brown, are urging Keir Starmer to champion a new program similar to the acclaimed Sure Start initiative in his election manifesto. This call to action comes on the heels of research underscoring the program’s significant benefits for underprivileged children. Gordon Brown, who initially launched Sure … Read more
The recent passage of House Bill 6 marks a significant milestone for education and childcare centers in the state, heralding a new era of financial support and investment. As detailed in the legislation, the next two-year state budget has been made to address the pressing needs of the education sector, culminating in a compromise that … Read more
Bills aimed at stopping book bans are gaining popularity in various state legislatures, leading to concerns about their impact on libraries. Last year, the American Library Association reported a significant increase in banned books, with over 4,200 titles affected. Many of these books dealt with issues of race, LGBTQ themes, violence, or sexual content. In … Read more
American history helps people comprehend the origins of American culture and how it has changed over time. There are plenty of historians out there who believe it started at different times: When explorer Christopher Columbus discovered the Bahamas in 1492. The 1607 Jamestown settlement. The Pilgrims traveling on the Mayflower in 1620. The American colonies … Read more
Democracy is often described as “of the people, by the people, for the people,”. In the United States, a country with a rich democratic tradition, the power of individual participation is not only about voting. Beyond the ballot box, there is a spectrum of ways through which citizens can be actively involved. Civic Engagement While … Read more
