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Teachers unions rallying at the State House
There’s no end in sight for the striking teachers on the North Shore of Massachusetts. Teachers from unions across the state are at the State House on Tuesday to encourage Gov. Maura Healey to take a stand on the dispute....
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Teacher strikes continue in two North Shore communities
Dozens of teachers lined the street outside a Beverly City Council meeting as their strike is poised to set a record for longest in recent Massachusetts history.
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Marblehead schools to reopen after tentative agreement to end teacher strike
Students will return to the classroom Wednesday in Marblehead, Massachusetts, as officials announced a tentative agreement to end the teacher strike. The Marblehead School Committee said late Tuesday afternoon that it had reached a deal with the Marblehead Education Association. “Both the School Committee and the Association recognize the stress and hardship caused to our students and families during the…
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Beverly's teachers strike poised to top Newton's as longest in recent Mass. history
Dozens of teachers lined the street outside a Beverly City Council meeting as their strike is poised to set a record for longest in recent Massachusetts history.
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Teachers strikes stretch on in Beverly, Marblehead
As the Beverly and Marblehead teachers strikes stretched on, a third-party mediator stepped in, while students in Gloucester returned to classes after the town’s own strike.
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Gloucester students return to school, Beverly, Marblehead teachers still on strike
It’s back to class in Gloucester Monday, after 10 days of no school due to the teachers’ strike there. But educators in Beverly and Marblehead remain on strike.
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Two teacher strikes continue, fact-finding process begins in Beverly
Monday marks 11 days of no school for Beverly – which ties Newton as the longest teachers strike in the state since the 1990’s.
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North Shore teacher strikes: Beverly ties Newton's recent record as acrimony builds
As two North Shore teachers strikes drag on, the one in Beverly on Monday tied a recent one in Newton as the longest in modern Massachusetts history. The Beverly strike has stretched on for 11 days, and negotiations have become increasingly contentious as students there and in Marblehead missed another day of school while, in Gloucester, the North Shore third…
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Texas education board approves Bible-infused curriculum in public schools
The Texas education board has voted to allow Bible-infused teachings in elementary schools.
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These Mass. colleges are offering free tuition for eligible families
Four Massachusetts institutions are waiving tuition for families with annual household incomes under a certain amount. Brandeis University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are the latest schools to announce the move, joining all four University of Massachusetts’ campuses and College of the Holy Cross. The institutions will offer free or half tuition for students whose families make less than…
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5 things to know about Linda McMahon
Here are five things to know about former wrestling executive Linda McMahon.
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Brandeis University waiving tuition for some students
MIT is also expanding its tuition-free program.
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What to know about Linda McMahon, Trump's pick for education secretary
Linda McMahon founded World Wrestling Entertainment with her husband, Vince, and she has twice ran for U.S. Senate. Here’s more to know.
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Trump plans to ‘close' the Department of Education. What does this mean?
Kirabo Jackson, professor of education and social policy at Northwestern University and former economic advisor to President Biden, discusses how education policy in the U.S. may shift under the new Trump administration.
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Still no school as teacher strikes enter Week 2
The teacher strike continued Monday in three communities on the North Shore of Massachusetts. Here’s the latest on the ongoing saga.
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North Shore educator strikes drag on into new school week
Monday marks another day out of the classroom for students in three North Shore communities, as educators in Beverly, Gloucester and Marblehead return to the picket line in an ongoing strike. The teacher strikes entered their second school week amid ongoing negotiations, and schools will remain closed Tuesday. In Beverly, the teachers’ union there is expected to be in court…
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North Shore teacher strikes enter second week
School was canceled for three communities on the North Shore amid ongoing educator strikes.
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More states are ditching exams as high school graduation requirements
A backlash to standardized tests has been fueled by complaints they take up too much classroom time and questions about how well they measure readiness for college or careers.
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What's behind the high suspension and expulsion rates at US preschools?
Preschoolers are getting suspended or expelled at a rate three times higher than K-12 students.
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UMass offering free tuition to in-state families making under $75K a year
The University of Massachusetts is simplifying its message for prospective in-state students and their families: If you make under $75,000, you can come to any one of the system’s campuses for free. There’s been a surge in state funding for financial aid in recent years, especially since the passage of a surtax on high-earners in 2022 that has generated more…