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Henderson will take the top job after longtime Executive Director Kelly Garrett steps down in June.
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Staff members and teachers from the Nahed Chapman New American Academy presented a petition in support of the program after SLPS leadership announced the program would be undergoing major changes.
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The announcement of the new contract with school transportation provider Zu̅m comes after the school district has relied on a patchwork of vendors to get kids to and from school.
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Advocates have said Freeburg's mascot, the "Midgets” to be derogatory, objectifying and dehumanizing. A bill proposed in the Illinois General Assembly would ban public schools from using derogatory names for people with disabilities as mascots.
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Missouri legislators have filed dozens of education-related bills — some that could dramatically change the way public education is funded in the state.
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The legislation requires school districts to develop cellphone use policies, including restricting them during instruction.
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The National Assessment of Education Progress found Missouri and other states made small gains in some areas, but students are struggling to return to pre-pandemic math and reading levels.
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The potential cut to a federal meal program for high-need school districts would result in about 900,000 students in the Midwest and Great Plains losing free school breakfasts and lunches.
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Software problems created a months-long backlog that forced some providers out of business, but Education Commissioner Karla Eslinger said 70% of that backlog has been cleared.
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A demographic survey commissioned by the school board found the district is projected to lose anywhere from 800 to 1,000 students over the next decade.
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State board issues guidance after Trump rescinds Biden-era policy limiting actions in ‘sensitive locations.’
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Freeburg has been the “Midgets” for 90 years. Many people with dwarfism now consider the term a slur.