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LULAC leader and Utah s youngest elected official invite Sen Lee to reconsider

Created: 16 December 2020 The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), the nation s leading Latino civil rights organization, along with Joel-Lehi Organista issued this statement following Senator Lee s opposition to creating a museum of Latino Heritage in America “Q uerido Senator Lee, I wanted to give you a few days to reflect and do some introspection. In your heart, what compelled you to oppose fellow Americans from celebrating their heritage, as much as I am certain you treasure your own? I was raised by a family that believed, at our table there was always a place for one more visitor, no matter who came to our door as we enjoyed our meal together. So, what would cause you to feel crowded out in your heart that there is no place for others who merely wish to share this land we call America?

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Elementary scores down in Salt Lake during online schooling

Elementary scores down in Salt Lake during online schooling
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During COVID-19 pandemic, Salt Lake City elementary students failed fall classes at triple last year s rate

During COVID-19 pandemic, Salt Lake City elementary students failed fall classes at triple last year’s rate Courtney Tanner © Rick Egan (Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) A second-grader at Bonneville Elementary studies from home using Zoom with her class, on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020. Salt Lake City School District saw an increase in need for improvement grades among its youngest students with school being entirely online during the pandemic. Editor’s note , The Salt Lake Tribune is reporting in-depth on the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on education. Student scores dropped across all grade levels and for every core subject in Salt Lake City elementary schools this fall as kids attended classes entirely online during the pandemic.

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K12 Climate Action Examines Climate Change Mitigation in Schools

K12 Climate Action Examines Climate Change Mitigation in Schools School leaders from Philadelphia, Stockton join student activists in sharing innovative solutions News provided by Share this article WASHINGTON, Dec. 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ Today, K12 Climate Action, an initiative of the Aspen Institute, examined how schools can mitigate their environmental impact during its second listening session, which featured Dr. William Hite Jr., the Superintendent of the School District of Philadelphia; Otis Hackney, the Chief Education Officer for the City of Philadelphia; Gilbert Rosas, the Energy Education Specialist at Stockton Unified School District; and Mahider Tadesse and Andie Madsen, student activists from Salt Lake City School District.

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