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Federal Investigation Launched into TJHSST Admissions Policies
The U.S. Department of Education will investigate Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) for potentially discriminatory admissions policies after Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares found that the school's policies discriminate against Asian American students, citing a ...
Federal Investigation Launched into TJHSST Admissions Policies
The U.S. Department of Education will investigate Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology (TJHSST) for potentially discriminatory admissions policies after Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares found that the school's policies discriminate against Asian American students, citing a ...
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56% Bias Score
Aberdeen Teacher Violence Up 25%
Violence against teachers in Aberdeen schools has risen by 25% in the past year, with 928 incidents reported in the first three months of 2025, prompting concerns from the EIS teaching union and calls for urgent intervention from Aberdeen City Council despite an action plan drafted in March 2024.
Aberdeen Teacher Violence Up 25%
Violence against teachers in Aberdeen schools has risen by 25% in the past year, with 928 incidents reported in the first three months of 2025, prompting concerns from the EIS teaching union and calls for urgent intervention from Aberdeen City Council despite an action plan drafted in March 2024.
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20% Bias Score
Victoria invests \$37 million in primary and secondary maths education
Victoria will implement a new numeracy test for all grade 1 students starting next year, backed by a \$37 million investment in maths education, including an advanced maths camp and funding for existing assessment tools, aiming to improve student performance.
Victoria invests \$37 million in primary and secondary maths education
Victoria will implement a new numeracy test for all grade 1 students starting next year, backed by a \$37 million investment in maths education, including an advanced maths camp and funding for existing assessment tools, aiming to improve student performance.
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36% Bias Score
Melbourne School's Hall Remains Unfunded After Seven Years
St Kilda Primary School in Melbourne's inner south lacks a multipurpose hall after its demolition in 2020, despite a prior promise of replacement funding; students endure outdoor assemblies and limited physical education, while the state government cites a large school-building program.
Melbourne School's Hall Remains Unfunded After Seven Years
St Kilda Primary School in Melbourne's inner south lacks a multipurpose hall after its demolition in 2020, despite a prior promise of replacement funding; students endure outdoor assemblies and limited physical education, while the state government cites a large school-building program.
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56% Bias Score
Surge in Right-Wing Extremism at Saxony Schools
Saxony, Germany faces a surge in right-wing extremism in schools, with 185 reported incidents in 2023, including Nazi salutes at Auschwitz-Birkenau and a teacher resigning due to threats; this necessitates immediate preventative measures and enhanced support systems.
Surge in Right-Wing Extremism at Saxony Schools
Saxony, Germany faces a surge in right-wing extremism in schools, with 185 reported incidents in 2023, including Nazi salutes at Auschwitz-Birkenau and a teacher resigning due to threats; this necessitates immediate preventative measures and enhanced support systems.
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48% Bias Score
Japanese Mathematician Wins Prestigious Abel Prize, Raises Concerns About Japan's Math Education
Japanese mathematician Masaki Kashiwara won the 2024 Abel Prize for his contributions to algebraic analysis and representation theory, highlighting Norway's emphasis on math education while expressing concerns about Japan's system.
Japanese Mathematician Wins Prestigious Abel Prize, Raises Concerns About Japan's Math Education
Japanese mathematician Masaki Kashiwara won the 2024 Abel Prize for his contributions to algebraic analysis and representation theory, highlighting Norway's emphasis on math education while expressing concerns about Japan's system.
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32% Bias Score
Belfast Principals Urge Delayed Smartphone Use for Primary School Children
Principals from 14 Belfast primary schools penned a joint letter urging parents to delay giving children smartphones until they are older, citing concerns about mental health, brain development, and exposure to inappropriate online content; the letter suggests using alternatives and implementing par...
Belfast Principals Urge Delayed Smartphone Use for Primary School Children
Principals from 14 Belfast primary schools penned a joint letter urging parents to delay giving children smartphones until they are older, citing concerns about mental health, brain development, and exposure to inappropriate online content; the letter suggests using alternatives and implementing par...
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48% Bias Score
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
DDoS Attack Disrupts Greek High School Exams
A large-scale DDoS cyberattack on Greece's SYZEUXIS network on May 23, 2024, temporarily disabled access to the Ministry of Education's question bank, delaying high school graduation exams for two hours before access was restored using Taxinet credentials.
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36% Bias Score
Ransomware Attack on West Lothian Council Leads to Personal Data Theft
A ransomware attack on West Lothian Council's education network, claimed by the group Interlock, resulted in the theft of a small percentage of data, including some personal and sensitive information; the council is contacting those affected and working with police to investigate.
Ransomware Attack on West Lothian Council Leads to Personal Data Theft
A ransomware attack on West Lothian Council's education network, claimed by the group Interlock, resulted in the theft of a small percentage of data, including some personal and sensitive information; the council is contacting those affected and working with police to investigate.
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32% Bias Score
Rise in Neo-Nazi Incidents in Saxon Schools
Nine ninth-graders from Görlitz displayed a Nazi salute at Auschwitz-Birkenau; a teacher in Oelsnitz resigned due to right-wing extremist threats; 185 right-wing motivated crimes were reported in Saxon schools last year, prompting a debate in the Saxon state parliament on combating neo-Nazism in sch...
Rise in Neo-Nazi Incidents in Saxon Schools
Nine ninth-graders from Görlitz displayed a Nazi salute at Auschwitz-Birkenau; a teacher in Oelsnitz resigned due to right-wing extremist threats; 185 right-wing motivated crimes were reported in Saxon schools last year, prompting a debate in the Saxon state parliament on combating neo-Nazism in sch...
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40% Bias Score
Italia-Africa" Conference to Boost Collaboration and Development in Africa
The "Italia-Africa" conference, taking place in Genoa and six other Italian cities from June 11th-13th, 2025, will bring together Italian universities, businesses, religious organizations, and government bodies to improve collaboration and development initiatives in Africa.
Italia-Africa" Conference to Boost Collaboration and Development in Africa
The "Italia-Africa" conference, taking place in Genoa and six other Italian cities from June 11th-13th, 2025, will bring together Italian universities, businesses, religious organizations, and government bodies to improve collaboration and development initiatives in Africa.
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40% Bias Score
Incremental Innovation in Education: A Sustainable Approach
This article discusses how educational institutions can build innovation into their organizational culture by prioritizing incremental, manageable improvements, learning from past successes and failures, and assembling high-performing teams with complementary skill sets.
Incremental Innovation in Education: A Sustainable Approach
This article discusses how educational institutions can build innovation into their organizational culture by prioritizing incremental, manageable improvements, learning from past successes and failures, and assembling high-performing teams with complementary skill sets.
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28% Bias Score
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