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‘You define you’: Greeley-Evans District 6’s Career Readiness Conference prepares juniors for ins and outs of workforce
Your voice is your power,” Ojeda said to eager and engaged students Friday morning. “With that voice, you can ask questions.
Assembly lawmakers vote to reverse state report card changes
Republican bill authors argue the changes to state report cards under DPI Secretary Jill Underly will help MPS evade ...
The Knife Fight: How Two Brothers Made Luxury Cutlery Affordable
Jared and Jordan Schmidt disrupted a legacy category of cutlery through innovation, hard work, and beautiful design.
15 Cheap Dollar Tree Essentials You Won’t Find Anywhere Else
Everyone loves a bargain, and Dollar Tree is one of those places where you can often find items for a fraction of the cost ...
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Too Many ‘A’ Grades: Harvard Moves to Restore Academic Rigor After Years of Grade Inflation
On the chopping block might be such classes as ‘Anime as Global Popular Culture’ and ‘Zombies, Witchcraft, and Uncanny ...
“I Can’t Believe They Were Doing That At Work”: 45 Of The Wildest Stories From Workplaces
We all know that we’re expected to act professionally in the workplace. But depending on what company you’re employed by and ...
Opera legend Dame Kiri Te Kanawa calls on Cardiff University to abandon plans to shut the School of Music
Cardiff University is consulting on deep cuts including the loss of 400 academic jobs and closures of entire departments and ...
Banning cellphones in schools gains popularity in red and blue states
At least eight states have enacted cellphone bans in schools over the past two years, and proposals are being considered in several more states this year.
Building a South African identity beyond race
At the heart of the issue is the reality that democracy did not erase structural inequalities, says the writer.
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State Superintendent Candidate Brittany Kinser Wants Higher Standards
Those changes included new terms to describe student achievement and changes to cut scores, which are the minimum scores ...
Letters to the Editor: No support for D203’s ‘half-baked’ schedule changes; Naperville needs to support its immigrant population
In 2023, Mayor Scott Wehrli proclaimed Oct. 28 as “Immigrants Day in the City of Naperville,” an initiative led by ALMAS in collaboration with other local organizations. This was a powerful ...