Louisiana school districts working to address teacher burnout, unpaid work
One of the biggest challenges facing Louisiana teachers is the unpredictable nature of state and federal funding.
Justice warns people threatening schools will be found and prosecuted
Sep. 20—charleston — Pranksters making threats to West Virginia's schools and others issuing threats with plans to cause harm will be tracked down by a special task force and made to face the consequences of their actions,
School system taking precautions after out-of-state threats
Schools in Mercer County are remaining vigilant with help from local law enforcement after out-of-state threats were made, the school superintendent and school safety coordinator said Wednesday. In light of recent social media threats,
School threats: Districts address rising concerns
Austin Independent School District and several other surrounding school districts are teaming up with the Travis County District Attorney's Office to address the rising concern about school threats.
Threat made to DC schools prompts increased police presence
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) has announced that there will be an increased police presence at schools across D.C. after an anonymous threat was made. In a statement released on Thursday, MPD said that detectives are actively investigating the threat.
Police: At least 60 threats to LI schools since beginning of school year
The latest threat happened at South Ocean Middle School in Patchogue, where police say a bomb threat was emailed.
How a local school district is responding to school threats
The El Paso County Sheriff's Office said yesterday that two students from two different schools have been charged for their roles in spreading false information about school threats on social media.
Law enforcement working to find suspects in school threats
Law enforcement working to find suspects in school threats
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Will Louisiana schools go virtual during Francine? For some, it's not so simple.
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Many Louisiana schools avoid major damage from Francine, but power outages keep some closed
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Hotter summers are making high school football a fatal game for some players
Laster had gotten a call that 17-year-old Phillip Laster Jr., a lineman who played for a top Mississippi high school, had ...
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LAUSD will enforce a new cell phone ban during the school day starting in January.
Rebecca Holt, a sixth grade teacher in Bel Air, has noticed students hiding their cellphones behind their books or taking ...
Opinion: How Compton schools made a breakthrough in STEM education
One Southern California school district found a way to reverse the low representation of Black and Latino students in science ...
Louisiana schools affected by Hurricane Francine reopen Tuesday
Hurricane Francine caused widespread power outages and flooding across Southeast Louisiana. School officials in Lafourche and Terrebonne parish have announced they will reopen Tuesday, Sept. 17.
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As Louisiana schools seek to prevent shootings, some make do with limited resources
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Evacuations ordered in La Porte amid roaring pipeline fire, San Jacinto Community College students sheltered in place
The La Porte Fire Department was dispatched to a fire in the 8700 block of Spencer Highway around 9:55 a.m. Several houses ...
10 LA schools could stop standardized tests after board president calls testing industry ‘repugnant’
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COIC-La Pine’s Debra Sayre named High Desert Regional Teacher of the Year
The Oregon Department of Education, in partnership with the Oregon Lottery, made a surprise announcement at a La Pine High ...