Alpine School District issued a statement Friday allowing cultural wear at graduations.
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Poway Unified School District surveying students on 'gender identity' of their friends -SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The Poway Unified School District is making national news after it was revealed they are surveying their 6th-12th grade students about who they hang out with. But the survey goes farther than just asking the students to name their friends. The survey asks the students about the race and gender identity of the people they choose...
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Group Of Philadelphia School District Principals Bonded While Leading Students, Staff Throughout Pandemic‘We call ourselves the pandemic principals.’ Call it a lesson in adaptability. A small group of Philadelphia principals share a common bond after going through an unprecedented time during their first year on the job. NewsWakisha reports.
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Texas School District Allowing Armed Teachers for Classroom DefenseSan Antonio-area La Vernia Independent School District voted this week to allow armed teachers for classroom defense under Texas’s Guardian program.
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Lawsuit alleges Oakland school closures plan violates state Environmental Quality ActA group of parents and teachers have filed a lawsuit against the Oakland Unified School District, claiming the district's consolidation plan violates the California Environmental Quality Act.
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Spend school security money on what actually works, not cops, advocates tell stateNearly 20 civil rights and student groups filed a formal petition with the state education commissioner and board of education Tuesday, urging them to prohibit school security aid from being used for school resource officers, and asking them to create rules for how districts should spend about $280 million annually in school safety funds.
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