By Kayla LaRosa
The Nevada Supreme Court has ruled that the funding mechanism for the state’s Educational Savings Account (ESA) program is unconstitutional–and both sides of the education debate see it as a victory.
Tag: education
Mayor Walsh Calls for More School Funding in State of City Address
By Ana Beatriz Goncalves
Mayor Marty Walsh used his second State of the City address Tuesday night to highlight many of his accomplishments over the last year. He also laid out a plan for furthering his goals moving forward.
One Teacher’s Thoughts About Health Care
By Meaghan Corson — 10/02/10
Tom Bennett is a teacher from Staten Island, New York. He had a lot to say about education reform, but he also shared his concerns about the nation’s health care.
Youth Rally Presents Many Concerns
By Meaghan Corson — 10/02/10
Hundreds joined together at the One Nation’s youth rally. The younger crowd is interested in the same issues as much any other age group. Equal rights, education, and jobs were their main concerns.
Teachers Say They Cannot Do Their Jobs
By Mumbi-Michelle Kimani — 10/02/10
Teachers, students and education specialists gathered today for the One Nation rally in Washington D.C. They are blaming a lack of resources are keeping public schools from improving. So they are demanding more help especially with funding.
What Is Coming Next For The One Nation Supporters
By Meaghan Corson — 10/02/10
Change and awareness are the takeaway words from today’s One Nation march event.