A Nebraska teacher stabbed while on vacation in Italy has returned safely to her family in the U.S. Authorities describe her survival as “a miracle.” The community rallies around her recovery.
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UC Law San Francisco announced it will no longer supply institutional data to U.S. News for law school rankings, citing concerns over ranking methodologies and their impact on legal education.
The New York Times reports that Trump administration firings have severely weakened the Education Department’s Civil Rights Division, raising concerns over diminished enforcement of civil rights protections in schools.
Wellington College has secured a location for its first US campus, marking a major step in its international expansion. The new school aims to bring its renowned British education to American students.
In 1885, 8-year-old Mamie Tape, a Chinese American girl, challenged school segregation in San Francisco. Her legal battle paved the way for desegregating California public schools, marking a historic civil rights victory.
A Bay Area teen, rejected by 16 colleges, was later hired by Google and has filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the tech giant, claiming bias in their hiring practices. The case raises questions about diversity and equity in Silicon Valley.
Debate over the future relationship between San Francisco Theological Seminary and the PC(USA) is expected to surface at the upcoming General Assembly, stirring discussions on affiliation and denominational ties.
A US teacher stabbed while vacationing in Italy has returned safely to her family. Described as “a miracle” by loved ones, she continues her recovery after the shocking attack abroad.
American high school math education is evolving, with new curricula focusing on critical thinking and real-world applications. Schools nationwide are adopting innovative teaching methods to better prepare students for future challenges.
California education news: Recent updates focus on funding boosts, new tech initiatives, and efforts to address learning loss post-pandemic. EdSource highlights key policy changes shaping schools statewide.
Ethnic Studies originated in the Bay Area, sparked by history’s largest student strike. This landmark movement reshaped education, amplifying marginalized voices and inspiring curriculum changes nationwide.
A San Francisco teacher was robbed and beaten while vacationing in Italy. Authorities are investigating the incident as the victim receives medical care. The attack has raised concerns about tourist safety abroad.
San Francisco’s education chief has been forced to backtrack on the controversial “Grading for Equity” program amid widespread criticism. The U-turn highlights growing backlash against woke education reforms.
The Presidio Center for Sustainable Solutions at the University of Redlands advances cutting-edge research and community projects focused on environmental sustainability, fostering innovation to address global ecological challenges.
A US teacher stabbed while vacationing in Italy has returned home to her family. Officials call her survival “a miracle” after the shocking attack during her trip abroad. Authorities continue investigating the incident.
The University of San Francisco, a private Jesuit institution founded in 1855, is renowned for its diverse programs and commitment to social justice. It offers strong academics in arts, business, and health sciences.
A stabbing on a New York City subway injured two individuals Tuesday morning. Authorities responded quickly, and the suspect was detained at the scene. Investigations are ongoing to determine the motive.
San Francisco public elementary schools now mandate teaching gender identity, with officials stating that parental involvement is not required. The move has sparked debate over education and parental rights.
The opera “Blue,” depicting the aftermath of a school shooting, had its U.S. premiere in San Francisco. The powerful production explores trauma and healing through a unique artistic lens.
A California school’s no-shame dress code policy empowers students to express themselves freely without fear of punishment. The approach promotes inclusivity and combats body shaming, marking a shift in traditional school dress standards.