that schools were closed for three months, your studentses are desperately behind and test scores show she is being dishonest about this and about even trying to get into schools to get schools back on track. brooke: dixon accused kathy hochul of giving hundreds of millions to china. be careful of where your dimes go if whitmer is in charge, she offered 750 million of your taxpayer dollars to chinese corporation to come to the michigan. they have strong ties to the chinese communist party. brooke: candidates in new york and michigan closing the gap against incumbents setting stage for pair of stunning upsetses in midterm. todd: start in pennsylvania, if you can watch what happened in last night s debate and still vote for john fetterman, that is
graduate, they wouldn t let him opt out of the course. you re in our world now, the school says. will: all right. next, qr codes in the classroom. pete: yes. hilliard school district in ohio, ultimately, parents have spoken out about the fact that kids are being told to talk about gender transitions or conversations or changing their pronouns without consulting the parents. and in this particular district, they point out these new badges being handed out by the national education association. parents excuse me, teachers can wear them voluntarily, but they say to studentses safe person, safe spaces. and if you scan the qr code, you are brought to sexually explicit material that you would not want your kids seeing, but it s right there in the classroom. well you had a great interview with a teacher that said they re told you re not qualified to talk to students about their depression or anxiety, but teachers are talking to them about these very sensitive
and got $500 bonuses if you re in a high-crime or dropout rate area you re cutting back on the dropout rate. teachers had cheating parties. christed to the doors and changed their studentses test scores. why didn t they do that when i was in school? teachers have to get into a different type of education like what we are doing and birmingham, alabama, we have a career academies where some students just aren t geared towards college. some students need to learn plumbing, auto mechanics and other trades and that is a ticket to success opposed to the college route. but we have to look at that i know what you re saying. as a parent here i know i want my kids to finish with a working knowledge let s say of the english language, rudimentary knowledge of math. we do trust teachers to get that process going. how is so it many kids come out
outside of the high school that it s not exactly hectic because the suspects are said to be on the run. no idea where they might be. this we re told is a middle class neighborhood in portland, but all of the other high schools, the surrounding high schools, are on lockdown as we speak, trying to figure out exactly who these suspects might be or what their motive might have been. we said two people confirmed to have been shot, but so far we have no ages of the people who were shot, 0 so we do not know if they were associated with the school, students at the school, maybe teachers. that is unclear. we know the school has 190 studentses, opened back in 1983. the suspects remain on the run. as we get more information about this and the motive, we ll bring it to you. all right, trace. we re getting new information. the legacy emanuel medical center where the sent the victims and that is a trauma
more today s headlines from the fox news deck. inspectors in syria say they missed a key deadline in their efforts to find and destroy chemical weapons. security concerns prevented them from reaching two chemical weapons facilities. they visited 21 sites so far, but reaching the final two may require a cease fire between opposite sides of the civil war. classes are back in session at the middle school in sparks, nevada, the first time studentses returned to the building since last month when police say a 12-year-old boy brought a gun to school and opened fire. killed a teacher, hurt two classmates and killed himself. a man in texas says he got the message of lightning struck him not objects but not once but twice this weekend at an off road competition. he says he ll start going to church more often.