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How language-rich math can help students learning English

When Nicole Thompson teaches a math word problem to her fourth-grade class in Pajaro Valley Unified, she has the class read it over three times.

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Letters

Dr. Creshelle R. Nash, medical director for Health Equity and Public Programs at Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, wrote, "Arkansas not only has the third highest maternal death rate in the nation, 71 percent of those moms are Black women ." and "As hard as it might be to admit, the issue stems from structural and systemic discrimination ."

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Candidate Questionnaire: Jasper Fleming, Durham Board of Education, District 1

Candidate Questionnaire: Jasper Fleming, Durham Board of Education, District 1
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Connecticut schools aim to continue increasing teacher diversity

A new report found Connecticut outpaced its goals to hire more teachers of color by 10 percent since 2017, but more work needs to be done. Seventy percent of the 16,500 students in Stamford Public Schools identify as people of color, while 17% of the staff do. For the 2020-21 school year, Connecticut’s teacher workforce was made of 9.7% of educators of color while more than 47% of the state’s students identify as people of color, according to the state Department of Education.

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Residents say police don t belong in Pittsfield schools during final school resource officer forum

Participants who spoke during the webinar said that officers may have their place in the larger community, but the tools of the police department don t match with a supportive school

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