Lunchroom workers at Chicago Public Schools, along with union supporters, protested outside the Chicago Board of Education headquarters on April 23, 2026, demanding a new contract and higher wages. The rally highlighted ongoing contract disputes amid rising living costs. About two dozen participants were cited during the event. Key Points Protest focused on lack of […]
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Anna Maria College has announced its impending closure. The announcement was reported by Josh Moody on April 23, 2026. No specific reasons or timeline details were provided in the excerpt. Key Points Anna Maria College announces closure Reported by Josh Moody on April 23, 2026 Features image of a ‘closed’ sign Implications for Educational Freedom
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A federal grand jury has indicted the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) on 11 felony counts related to secretly paying over $3 million to members of extremist groups. The charges allege that these payments were made to informants within such groups. The case highlights potential ethical and legal issues in the organization’s intelligence-gathering practices. Key
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Colorado lawmakers are proposing legislation to limit the rapid expansion of publicly funded enrichment programs for home-schooled students. The bill targets Education ReEnvisioned BOCES (ERBOCES), which has seen significant growth in providing these services. This move aims to address concerns over the use of public funds for home-schooling enrichment. Key Points Lawmakers seek to reverse
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