Attendees said their support wasn’t about party affiliation, but about fighting back against the “billionaire class” that is setting government policy.

Septima Clark is another Black educator who fought racism through teaching. After she was fired from her teaching position in South Carolina due to her connections with the NAACP, she dedicated her ...

A now-former Tyler ISD substitute teacher arrested last week is accused of shoving a disabled student, throwing them on the ...

The same masculinist ideology portrayed in 'Adolescence' is espoused in the words and actions of powerful adult men on the world’s largest political stage.

BOISE, Idaho — It’s been three weeks since the West Ada School District made national news for ordering a Meridian teacher to remove signs containing welcoming messages from her classroom.

In a heartfelt gesture, actress Anne Hathaway donned an Arsenal jersey, taking to social media to share a photo with the caption: "Welcome back, Saka!" This moment not only celebrated Saka's return ...

Q: Is Welcome Back Flop or Hit? A: The performance of Welcome Back was Semi-Hit. Q: What is the overall Box Office Collection of Welcome Back? A:Welcome Back collected ₹167.37 cr. at the ...

An AI edtech startup called Brisk has built a tool that could at least help teachers identify some of the telltale signs, and it’s now announcing $15 million in new funding on the back of decent ...

Supporters of a middle school teacher in Idaho gathered ... officials’ decision to remove a sign from her classroom reading “Everyone is welcome here.” The offending sign had a drawing ...

Fulneck School in Pudsey, Leeds, which dates back to 1753, blamed "a continued decline in enrolment, combined with rising operational costs" for the decision. The day and boarding school which ...

Everyone is Welcome Here" event to protest the removal of inclusivity posters from a middle school classroom, the district removed it the next day by spraying the sidewalks off. KTVB obtained an ...

According to the Alliance, 100 percent of the proceeds will be donated back to the nonprofit. According to organizers, since 2010 the festival has donated over $380,000 to the community.