Adam Skyles stood at the entrance to Leodis V. McDaniel High School, clad in a navy shirt bearing the school’s name. As ninth-graders trickled through the parking lot Wednesday morning, Skyles, now entering his third year as principal, made eye contact and greeted them outside the newly remodeled building where […]
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‘I want to collaborate:’ McDaniel High students overjoyed to be back in class full-time on 1st day of school in Portland
Adam Skyles stood at the entrance to Leodis V. McDaniel High School, clad in a navy shirt bearing the school’s name. As ninth-graders trickled through the parking lot Wednesday morning, Skyles, now entering his third year as principal, made eye contact and greeted them outside the newly remodeled building where […]
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A college student’s guide to dorm room shopping
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Some Twinsburg parents think masks should be optional for all students
TWINSBURG — Several Twinsburg schools parents spoke for and against the district’s policy on masking in the buildings. Currently, the district will make face coverings optional for students ages 12 and older, and optional for the staff who work with that age group. Masking will be mandatory for students younger […]
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Idyllwild Arts supports Native artists and art students
Navajo sister weavers share their passion at Idyllwild summer camp Navajo tapestry weavers Barbara Teller Ornelas, and her sister Lynda Teller Pete have been teaching weaving at Idyllwild Arts for over 20 years. Cheryl Evans, Arizona Republic IDYLLWILD, Calif. — Barbara Teller Ornelas deftly inserts colored thread between warp threads that […]
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Elementary schools do ‘clap outs’ to honor fifth grade students | News for Fenton, Linden, Holly MI
Lake Fenton — Torrey Hill Intermediate School students clapped and cheered for the fifth grade students on Thursday, June 10 to celebrate their graduation from elementary school. Thursday, June 10 was the last day of school for multiple school districts, including Lake Fenton Community Schools and Holly Area Schools. Kathleen […]
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After a ‘lackluster’ year, high schools are excited to celebrate students with in-person graduation
Gracie Oliver entered her senior year with caution, not fully knowing what to expect because the pandemic had everything “turned upside down.” Many students were unsure if schools would hold classes in person or virtually, if they would get to attend events that were scrapped last year or even if […]
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What Students Ought To Find Out About Electronics And Computer Technology Degrees
Lang graduates this May with a bachelor of science in computer science through the Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering, plus a certificate in entrepreneurship and innovation. He has won a variety of awards via the Venture Devils program run by the J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute, including […]
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What College Students Ought To Learn About Electronics And Computer Technology Levels
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College students suffering depression due to coronavirus, so counseling centers offer help remotely; here’s how parents can help, too
CLEVELAND, Ohio — The COVID-19 pandemic caused depression and anxiety in people of all ages. For college students, pandemic stress came with a side order of worries about having to move back home, being cut off from peers and classes moving from lecture halls to Zoom. Campuses closed, scattering students […]
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North Colonie schools talk internet safety after upstate student’s suicide in catfishing scam
COLONIE — A local school district is talking to middle and high school students about Internet safety after a catfishing scheme targeting teens in upstate New York was linked to at least one suicide. The con artists lure teens on social media by posing as friends and convince them to […]
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Students in Turkey Are Standing Up for LGBT Rights
A group of protesters make a human chain as they wait outside the courthouse in Istanbul, Turkey. (Osman Sadi Temizel / Getty Images) Subscribe to The Nation Subscribe now for as little as $2 a month! Thank you for signing up for The Nation’s weekly newsletter. Thank you for signing up. […]
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Aledo, TX students design safety projects in battle vs. COVID
Aledo ISD maintenance worker Danny Gabbert holds up one of many doorstops he made so students and staff in the district won’t have to use their hands to open doors when going throughout the buildings. This is one of several projects, including touch-free sanitizing stations from the student engineering department, […]
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Vienna students find lockdown haven in shuttered cafes
The interior of central Vienna’s Cafe Museum is much quieter than usual given its closure as part of the coronavirus lockdown — but the calm is all the more welcome for the students now nestling in its comfy red booths. With only the gentle strains of some jazz music intruding […]
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Many students seeking to transfer amidst the pandemic experience limited options, long waitlists
Editor’s note • Through a grant from the Walton Family Foundation, The Salt Lake Tribune is reporting in-depth on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on education. When the Salt Lake City School District announced all classes would be online this fall, Molly Pearce immediately knew she had to literally […]
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A school counselor on the pandemic’s mental health impact for students.
Subscribe to What Next on Apple Podcasts for the full episode. Almost a year after the pandemic forced much of K–12 education online, the new president, Joe Biden, is pushing to get kids back in school, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is saying it can be safe. […]
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With Students Missing Online Classes, Teachers Are Going to Students
WASHINGTON — It was 10:30 a.m., time for math class, and Tylee Wise was in his usual spot — a twin-size bed in the room he shares with his little sister, a television droning a few feet away — when a knock came at the apartment door. A teacher had […]
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One-Pan Dinner Ideas For College Students
Don’t get me wrong – I love experimenting in the kitchen. I could spend hours testing out new recipes, baking sweet treats, and using almost every kitchen utensil, spatula, dish, pot, and mixing bowl that I own. However, there are certain nights when ordering take-out or sliding a frozen pizza […]
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Students sound off about the COVID-19 college experience: Hectic, monotonous, worth it
What is the COVID-19 college experience? Hectic, monotonous and worth it, students say. Top row, from left : Kimberly Hernandez, 19, a sophomore at N.C. State University; Imani Johnson, 21, senior and Miss North Carolina Central University; Zachary Winstead, 20, junior at N.C. State University. Center row, from left : […]
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How to motivate students for more online learning
No matter how skilled the teacher, and how clever the lesson plans, most kids would find at least some academic work utter drudgery. Many families are experiencing this drudgery compounded by distance learning compounded by two-plus weeks of sweet, winter break freedom during which nobody asked anyone to answer a […]