Higher security, higher costs: Panic buttons in schools
Only a handful of states require schools to implement wearable panic buttons, known as Alyssa's Law. Alabama could be next.
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8 Schools Innovating With Google AI — Here’s What They’re Doing
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Dan is a bestselling author on AI & the future of education ...
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Army unveils new Mariner and Mountaineer Badges
The Mountaineering Badge, on the other hand, will be distributed to soldiers who finish the Army Mountain Warfare School’s mountaineering courses. The badge’s potential design includes a ram ...
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Department of Education layoffs stall civil rights investigations in schools: ‘I fear that it’s only just begun’
The gutting of 1,300 employees from the U.S. Department of Education has sent shockwaves across the education industry, with increased worry about how day-to-day functions will be impacted.
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Blue Badge holders urged to claim £195 as rule change could catch people out
Major alterations to road tax are due to take effect next month, which could potentially affect Blue Badge holders nationwide. Starting from April 1, the standard rate of road tax for cars ...
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Armed With Just a Badge, Los Angeles’ First Policewoman Protected the City’s Most Vulnerable in the Early 20th Century
Following protocol, Wells reached into the lapel of her coat and showed her shining police badge, No. 105, to the conductor. The man looked at the object in her hand, and then at Wells herself.