PLYMOUTH, Mass. – About 1,300 employees of Massachusetts’ Plymouth Public Schools got a little something special for Christmas last week.
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Teachers’ paychecks WITHDRAWN from their accounts the day after Christmas
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Black sheriff: ‘Al Sharpton is a vulgar human being’
MILWAUKEE, Wis. – Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke joined CNN recently to suggest that New York Mayor Bill de Blasio disavow Al Sharpton if he wants to take a strong first step in repairing relations with the NYPD.
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Will Jeb Bush’s Obama education alliance sink his presidential aspirations?
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Potential presidential candidate Jeb Bush has a problem, and it’s called Common Core.
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Cops: Children broke into, looted Philadelphia school slated to close
By Kyle Olson
EAGnews.orgPHILADELPHIA – Police have arrested six children after they allegedly broke into a school slated to close in days.
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Stanford Dean for Religious Life claims churches should focus less on religion, more on art
STANFORD, Calif. – The church needs to focus more on art and less on religion and converting people in an effort to become less “churchy,” according to Stanford University’s Dean for Religious Life, The Very Reverend Dr. Jane Shaw.
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Unions look to boost ranks with immigrants protected by Obama’s amnesty
WASHINGTON, D.C. – President Barack Obama’s executive amnesty plan for illegal immigrants is expected to be a boon for Big Labor supporters, who are working to recruit immigrants into labor unions.
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Iran’s launch of ‘environment schools’ coincides with Obama’s ‘climate change’ education push
TEHRAN – Iran’s Department of Environment is setting up “environment schools” to better educate citizens on “global warming” and other environmental issues of concern to the government.
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U.S. oil refinery unions mull strike as bargaining talks begin
PITTSBURGH – With gasoline prices falling by at least 40 percent since June, consumers are feeling fairly chipper lately. So is the United Steelworkers.
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White male teacher sues NYC schools claiming discrimination
NEW YORK – A Bronx teacher is suing New York City and the city’s Department of Education claiming his race and gender made him a target for unfair treatment.
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SHOCK VIDEO: Protesters sing ‘Deck the halls with rows of dead cops’
PORTLAND, Ore. – While many Americans were celebrating the holidays with family and friends, the malcontents of Portland, Oregon took to the streets again over the weekend, blocking traffic and irritating drivers.
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Sweet-talking NEA president slams union opponents as ‘cloven-hoofed minions’
DETROIT – Education Next just published a lengthy article of mine, which was largely about how the teachers’ unions tailor their message to the audience they are addressing. I did not expect to see such a fine illustration surface so quickly.
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Dem pols attempt to sic Feds on successful Wisconsin school choice program
WASHINGTON, D.C. – If at first you don’t succeed, get a federal agency to do your bidding.
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Cops: Teacher hosted student pot parties at her house
CHEROKEE COUNTY, Ga. – A middle school teacher and her husband have been arrested and are accused of hosting pot parties at their house for students.
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School bans principal’s jar of Jolly Ranchers: ‘We don’t want to overload our kids with sugar’
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Even tiny Jolly Rancher candies are too much for Michelle Obama’s “healthy” school snack rules.
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Judge: Arrest of parent for violating school board’s 2-minute speaking rule ‘chilling’
GILFORD, N.H. – When William Baer rose to read a sexually graphic passage from one of his daughter’s assigned readings, little did he know he would end up in handcuffs.
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School reinstates teacher who destroyed Scott Walker signs at county fair
GERMANTOWN, Wis. – A Wisconsin kindergarten teacher who stomped and smashed signs promoting Gov. Scott Walker at a county fair will return to her job after a lengthy district investigation.
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CHARGE: School principal gambled away student activity funds at casino
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – A Connecticut grade school principal faces felony larceny charges after she allegedly swindled student activity funds from the school and wasted the money at casinos.
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Feds fund Chicago ‘queer athlete’ musical
CHICAGO – Deficit? What deficit?
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WAR ON WOMEN: Feds sue Chicago Public Schools for firing pregnant teachers
CHICAGO – The latest front on the war on women has opened in Chicago.
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‘Drunk’ teacher removed from classroom after swearing at students
SOUTHINGTON, Conn. – A high school teacher who allegedly showed up to class drunk reportedly told the school principal he consumed a bottle of vodka the night before.
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