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Six in 10 teachers are experiencing burnout, and 17 percent plan to leave the profession, a recent survey found.

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“It caught me off guard at first — I hadn’t planned to do anything,” Gifford said. “The general aviation community seems to come together quite a bit in times of need around the country.”

Mountain Middle School in Durango, Colorado, banned cellphones from classrooms a dozen years ago. Principal and executive director Shane Voss recalled at the time the constant stream of text messages and snapping of photos were too much to tolerate. “It was already a massive distraction before that, in 2010,” he told The Epoch Times. “All of the sudden, everyone’s got a camera in their pocket.” (snip)“The kids were actually yearning for this,” Voss said, adding that students in recent years told him that they enjoy the morning and afternoons without having to check their messages or read updates on the people, teams, or events they follow on social media.

‘The purpose of the university is to encourage debate, not settle it,’ Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier said during a panel discussion.

‘The purpose of the university is to encourage debate, not settle it,' Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier said during a panel discussion.

Around this time last year, Franklin Central School in upstate New York faced a $1.46 million budget gap and painful choices: Push for a double-digit

In the 26 states that don't require cursive instruction, the lack of 'set signatures' by younger voters who never learned penmanship may be a concern.

Taxpayer-funded vouchers for private education or homeschooling is expected to remain a divisive issue.

The U.S. Department of Education Could Essentially Become Just a Big Building with Empty Offices.