Felicia Hershenhorn Turns Entrepreneurial Drive Into A Sexual-Wellness Business
The former attorney hopes Runi, her company, will overhaul antiquated ideas about sex, while championing self-care.
Education K-12
Two-Thirds Of American Teachers Report Feeling Burned Out
And parents are most excited to encourage their child’s interest in learning and to get more done while their kids are at school.
A Mother Claims Her Little Boy Got Dehydrated Due To School’s Policy On Fruit Juice
Bryony Cappleman, 34, sent Jacob, seven, off to class on Monday, July 18, with three 16-ounce bottles of squash.
Coaches, Wrestlers Grapple With Life After Parkland Massacre
“I would like to see a ban on assault weapons,” said Debi Hixon, whose husband was murdered. “It’s just that simple.”
School Biology Fail: Kids Don’t Know Enough About Plants’ Answer To Climate Change
Even students starting masters’ degrees in biology lack a “basic” ability to identify plants, the new study claims.
Now What: Nearly A Fifth Of Americans Admit To Not Having A Post-Graduation Plan
And nearly a fifth of respondents who attended college admitted they didn’t have a plan for after senior year (17 percent).
Matchmaking: New Model Could Improve Placements Of Students With Schools
For the majority of students residential addresses determine which public elementary, middle, or high school they attend.
VIDEO: Teacher Writes Random Things On The Board To Check Students Are Paying Attention
McKenzie Guevarez, in her upper 20s, posted the video on TikTok and it now has over 150,000 views.
How A Fateful 33 Hours Marked A Critical Turning Point For Schoolchildren
What came to be known as the Pleasant Hill school bus tragedy is the turning point that brought children’s bus safety to the fore.