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Teachers write letters of gratitude to students who inspire them
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LAUSD and school workers union reach agreement
00:30
‘Drag and Donuts’ event canceled at Florida school after pushback from parents
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Los Angeles school strike ends, but no deal announced
01:21
West Texas A&M students protest drag show cancellation
02:30
L.A. schools close over employee strike
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How social media is impacting mental health among teens
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Los Angeles school district workers to strike for three days
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Texas lawmakers react to takeover of Houston public schools
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Mom leads protest against racism at California elementary school
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The number of teachers who are quitting hits new high
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Influencer 101: Schools are now teaching students how to go viral
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Michigan school staff uplift students through letters
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Can ChatGPT fool a high school teacher? We put one to the test
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The inspiring story behind Cambridge University’s youngest Black professor
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College students turn to influencing as new side hustle
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Supreme Court to hear arguments on Biden’s student debt relief plan
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Team of Black teachers inspire students beyond the classroom
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Florida student attacks teacher over confiscated Nintendo Switch
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Florida students protest DeSantis' education changes
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Education Nation: A conversation with governors
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Some of the most important education decisions, from funding to standards, are driven at the state level. NBC’s Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent Andrea Mitchell hosts are roundtable exploring what chief executives from across the country are doing to improve schools.Oct. 10, 2013
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Teachers write letters of gratitude to students who inspire them
03:10 LAUSD and school workers union reach agreement
00:30‘Drag and Donuts’ event canceled at Florida school after pushback from parents
01:54Los Angeles school strike ends, but no deal announced
01:21West Texas A&M students protest drag show cancellation
02:30L.A. schools close over employee strike
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