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Labour warns of SEND funding crisis, risks repeating welfare reform chaos
A think tank warns that the UK government's plan to curb spending on special educational needs (SEND) could lead to another political crisis, similar to the welfare reform chaos, as councils face an £8 billion deficit by 2027.
Labour warns of SEND funding crisis, risks repeating welfare reform chaos
A think tank warns that the UK government's plan to curb spending on special educational needs (SEND) could lead to another political crisis, similar to the welfare reform chaos, as councils face an £8 billion deficit by 2027.
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40% Bias Score
Ohio School Bus Driver Shortage Creates Transportation Crisis for Public School Students
Ohio's school bus driver shortage, exacerbated by state regulations and the expansion of a universal voucher program, has left thousands of high school students without transportation, forcing districts to cancel bus services and leaving families scrambling for alternative solutions.
Ohio School Bus Driver Shortage Creates Transportation Crisis for Public School Students
Ohio's school bus driver shortage, exacerbated by state regulations and the expansion of a universal voucher program, has left thousands of high school students without transportation, forcing districts to cancel bus services and leaving families scrambling for alternative solutions.
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36% Bias Score
Scotland's Special Education Crisis: Hundreds of Children Lack School Places
Four-year-old Niamh, diagnosed as autistic and non-verbal, is among hundreds of Scottish children with additional support needs unable to access a special school place, prompting a tribunal appeal and highlighting a wider crisis in special education provision.
Scotland's Special Education Crisis: Hundreds of Children Lack School Places
Four-year-old Niamh, diagnosed as autistic and non-verbal, is among hundreds of Scottish children with additional support needs unable to access a special school place, prompting a tribunal appeal and highlighting a wider crisis in special education provision.
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Regions Defy National Policy, Lowering Student-Teacher Ratios
Fifteen of Spain's seventeen regional governments have reduced student-teacher ratios in schools, contradicting a 2010 national decree and reflecting a shift in scientific understanding and declining birthrates.
Spain's Regions Defy National Policy, Lowering Student-Teacher Ratios
Fifteen of Spain's seventeen regional governments have reduced student-teacher ratios in schools, contradicting a 2010 national decree and reflecting a shift in scientific understanding and declining birthrates.
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40% Bias Score
50,000 Queensland Teachers Strike Over Pay and Safety
On Wednesday, 50,000 Queensland state school teachers, impacted by low pay, excessive workload and classroom violence, staged a 16-year unprecedented strike, affecting over 500,000 students and prompting the Queensland Teachers' Union to consider further industrial action.
50,000 Queensland Teachers Strike Over Pay and Safety
On Wednesday, 50,000 Queensland state school teachers, impacted by low pay, excessive workload and classroom violence, staged a 16-year unprecedented strike, affecting over 500,000 students and prompting the Queensland Teachers' Union to consider further industrial action.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Administration Releases Frozen $5.7 Billion in Public School Funding
The Trump administration released the remaining $5.7 billion in frozen funding for public schools after a month-long pause that impacted summer programs and schools, particularly those serving low-income children; the administration cited a review to ensure funds weren't promoting "left-wing" ideolo...
Trump Administration Releases Frozen $5.7 Billion in Public School Funding
The Trump administration released the remaining $5.7 billion in frozen funding for public schools after a month-long pause that impacted summer programs and schools, particularly those serving low-income children; the administration cited a review to ensure funds weren't promoting "left-wing" ideolo...
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40% Bias Score
Prisoner" parents protest lack of NI special needs services
Parents of children with special educational needs protested outside Stormont on Monday, highlighting insufficient daycare and support services, coinciding with the return of assembly members after summer recess.
Prisoner" parents protest lack of NI special needs services
Parents of children with special educational needs protested outside Stormont on Monday, highlighting insufficient daycare and support services, coinciding with the return of assembly members after summer recess.
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48% Bias Score
Denver Schools Defy US Education Department on All-Gender Bathrooms
The Denver Public Schools district is rejecting a US Department of Education finding that its all-gender bathrooms violate Title IX, accusing the Trump administration of an 'anti-trans agenda' and vowing to support LGBTQ+ students, despite the threat of federal funding cuts.
Denver Schools Defy US Education Department on All-Gender Bathrooms
The Denver Public Schools district is rejecting a US Department of Education finding that its all-gender bathrooms violate Title IX, accusing the Trump administration of an 'anti-trans agenda' and vowing to support LGBTQ+ students, despite the threat of federal funding cuts.
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52% Bias Score
Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen Program Shows Significant Success in First Year
The Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen program, funded jointly by the federal and state governments with nearly €100 million annually for ten years, supports 200 schools in improving educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, resulting in increased staffing and diverse learning resources.
Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen Program Shows Significant Success in First Year
The Rheinland-Pfalz Startchancen program, funded jointly by the federal and state governments with nearly €100 million annually for ten years, supports 200 schools in improving educational opportunities for disadvantaged children, resulting in increased staffing and diverse learning resources.
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44% Bias Score
Teachers Unions Spend $43.5 Million on Left-Wing Causes Amid Membership Decline
The National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers spent $43.5 million since 2022 on left-wing causes, prompting concerns about resource allocation amid declining membership and raising questions about the use of public funds for political activities.
Teachers Unions Spend $43.5 Million on Left-Wing Causes Amid Membership Decline
The National Education Association and American Federation of Teachers spent $43.5 million since 2022 on left-wing causes, prompting concerns about resource allocation amid declining membership and raising questions about the use of public funds for political activities.
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60% Bias Score
Bavaria's Slow Use of €461 Million in After-School Care Funding"
Bavaria has utilized only 1.3% of its €461 million federal allocation for expanding primary school after-school care, jeopardizing the 2026/27 legal entitlement, despite 21.3% being planned; the SPD blames bureaucratic hurdles and insufficient support for municipalities.
Bavaria's Slow Use of €461 Million in After-School Care Funding"
Bavaria has utilized only 1.3% of its €461 million federal allocation for expanding primary school after-school care, jeopardizing the 2026/27 legal entitlement, despite 21.3% being planned; the SPD blames bureaucratic hurdles and insufficient support for municipalities.
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44% Bias Score
Trump Administration Unfreezes $7 Billion in Frozen Public School Funds
The Trump administration released the remaining $5.7 billion in frozen public school funds after facing criticism for the initial freeze that impacted summer programs and schools serving low-income children, following an internal review and the release of $1.3 billion last week.
Trump Administration Unfreezes $7 Billion in Frozen Public School Funds
The Trump administration released the remaining $5.7 billion in frozen public school funds after facing criticism for the initial freeze that impacted summer programs and schools serving low-income children, following an internal review and the release of $1.3 billion last week.
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52% Bias Score
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