Aaron Gifford
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Aaron Gifford has written for several daily newspapers, magazines, and specialty publications and also served as a federal background investigator and Medicare fraud analyst. He graduated from the University at Buffalo and is based in Upstate New York.
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DOJ Sues Minneapolis Schools for Racial Discrimination Against Employment Candidates
The current contract with the teachers’ union also stipulated layoff and employee benefit decisions by race and gender, the lawsuit said.
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Arizona Will Remove DEI From Public Schools
The process begins next month with changes expected by September. The state teachers’ union opposes the measure.
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Federal Student Loan Applicants to Be Warned About Colleges With Low Graduate Earnings
Updated federal data indicate that average incomes from degree and certificate-granting institutions range from $10,985 to $139,211.
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Suspensions Down, Violence Up: How Obama-Era Policy Fuels School Discipline Crisis
Many parents are unaware of the ‘restorative justice’ that replaced traditional discipline in one in three schools to level suspension rates across races.
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Education Groups Propose Minimum Teaching Workload for Public University Professors
Tenure should be based on instruction rather than the publication of scholarly journal articles that no one outside of academia reads, policy expert says.
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National Teachers Union Training Members to Promote LGBT Ideology, Parents Group Says
The National Education Association wants students to become social justice advocates instead of learning facts and skills, according to Defending Education.
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Progressive School Board Candidates Make Gains in Recent Elections
Voters are starting to experience fatigue after years of culture war issues that followed the COVID-19 pandemic, one policy expert says.
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UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
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Trump Admin’s Dismantling of Education Department: Here’s Where Things Stand
Interagency agreements for moving functions from one federal department to another are allowed under the Economy Act.
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Educators, Experts Grapple With How to Improve Nation’s Plummeting Math Scores
After bad publicity from the latest national Report Card, academic and scholastic experts from the mathematics realm said change was needed and fast.
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DOJ Sues Minneapolis Schools for Racial Discrimination Against Employment Candidates
The current contract with the teachers’ union also stipulated layoff and employee benefit decisions by race and gender, the lawsuit said.
|
Arizona Will Remove DEI From Public Schools
The process begins next month with changes expected by September. The state teachers’ union opposes the measure.
|
Federal Student Loan Applicants to Be Warned About Colleges With Low Graduate Earnings
Updated federal data indicate that average incomes from degree and certificate-granting institutions range from $10,985 to $139,211.
|
Suspensions Down, Violence Up: How Obama-Era Policy Fuels School Discipline Crisis
Many parents are unaware of the ‘restorative justice’ that replaced traditional discipline in one in three schools to level suspension rates across races.
|
Education Groups Propose Minimum Teaching Workload for Public University Professors
Tenure should be based on instruction rather than the publication of scholarly journal articles that no one outside of academia reads, policy expert says.
|
National Teachers Union Training Members to Promote LGBT Ideology, Parents Group Says
The National Education Association wants students to become social justice advocates instead of learning facts and skills, according to Defending Education.
|
Progressive School Board Candidates Make Gains in Recent Elections
Voters are starting to experience fatigue after years of culture war issues that followed the COVID-19 pandemic, one policy expert says.
|
UC–Berkeley Faces Federal Funding Loss Due to Safety Concerns
University leaders are being asked to address the violent protests during the Nov. 10 Turning Point USA event.
|
Trump Admin’s Dismantling of Education Department: Here’s Where Things Stand
Interagency agreements for moving functions from one federal department to another are allowed under the Economy Act.
|
Educators, Experts Grapple With How to Improve Nation’s Plummeting Math Scores
After bad publicity from the latest national Report Card, academic and scholastic experts from the mathematics realm said change was needed and fast.
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