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• OpenAI faces 7 lawsuits claiming ChatGPT drove people to suicide, delusions
• Medina Valley ISD elementary student found with loaded magazine, district says
• Palm Coast man arrested in Texas for sexually abusing child, deputies say
• Police: Suspect identified after sexually assaulting child at Chesterfield playground
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• Man charged with sexual assault and trafficking after luring children via social media
• ‘Parent’s worst nightmare’: Grandmother arrested after 5-year-old fatally struck by SUV in driveway, Slidell police say
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• Mother receives sentence for death of her adopted daughter found buried in backyard
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• Tennessee law passes to not require childcare licensing
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• Alabama board defunds local library in first action under new book ban law
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• Maine teacher shortage prompts multipronged approach
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• Prices to come down? After being rejected by Poland, Finland and Denmark, these countries will supply eggs to the U.S
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• With book bans, Texas librarians are on the frontlines of a culture war
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• Parents of children with disabilities say Medicaid cuts will put livelihoods, kids’ health at risk
• Trump says student loans moving to SBA, ‘special needs’ to HHS
• Parents force 17-year-old girl to watch 4, 7, and 8 year old siblings despite the fact that she works 3 jobs: ‘I finally put my foot down and told my parents off how their children are not my children and I should not be expected to parent them’
• Virginians respond to Trump’s Education Department EO
• Johnson County educators oppose bill threatening special ed funding
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• Trump Says RFK Jr. Will Oversee Special Education, Child Nutrition
• What Will Districts Do With All Those Empty School Buildings? Some Look to Fill Them With Younger Kids
• Families and Providers Deserve More Notice When Child Care Programs Close
• Texas House bill would revise school discipline policies
• South Carolina leaders split as order to dismantle U.S. Education Department raises funding concerns
• Teacher starts doing her student’s hair everyday after her parent died to take care of her
• Democratic lawmakers warn ’emergency rules’ passed Thursday for universal school vouchers could lead to fraud and abuse
• Trump says the Education Department will shed oversight of student loans and special education
• How could longer school days impact CCSD teachers, students?
• After chaos of funding freeze, Head Start directors fear cuts, elimination of ‘lifeline’ for children
• Trump administration cuts legal help for migrant children traveling alone
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• Pittsburgh Public Schools adds 16 electric buses to fleet
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• Boone County teen recovering after suffering traumatic brain injury at track practice
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• HISD ‘stands out’ due to significant number of overenrolled campuses, Rice University report finds
• Illinois school district responds to federal probe into allegations of making girls change with transgender
• Closing Education Department puts ‘American competitiveness’ at risk, expert warns
• Family devastated after cruise line wrongfully says teen can’t board
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• What will dismantling Department of Education mean for Huntsville schools’ $33M in federal money?
• Immigration crackdown leads to numerous reports of ICE agents near Chicago Public Schools, emails show
• Alabama school choice act attracting mostly private, homeschool students, 25,000 signed up
• Illiterate high school graduates suing school districts as Ivy League professor warns of ‘deeper problem’
• ‘Chaos’ expected in Tennessee schools without Department of Education funding, advocates say
• HISD Board of Managers approves new teacher evaluation system ahead of pay-for-performance system
• 64 missing youth recovered in region’s first rescue operation
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• CPS school board votes to require next leader be an educator, not a CEO
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• Tina Knowles shares pointed message about ‘ignorance’ after Kanye West’s attacks on Jay-Z and Beyoncé’s children
• Chicago Public Schools, Illinois State Board of Education face federal Title IX investigation
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• Vt. child care provider appeals conviction in baby’s death
• Eric Adams touts school mental health clinics but omits them from his preliminary budget
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• 95,000 Texas children are waiting for state help to pay for day care
• Chicago Board of Education postpones vote on controversial budget amendment
• Michigan school buildings will need $23 billion in repairs and upgrades
• Letter: Howard County kids with disabilities want fairness, not luxury
• 7 Ways the Department of Education Supports Your Childrens’ School
• School choice activists warn parents about blue state’s homeschool bill with jail-time provision
• Trump signs order to dismantle US education department
• 17-year-old brings her helicopter parents and 11-year-old sister to outing with friends: ‘We didn’t feel comfortable having her parents come with us’
• Program looks to support high-schoolers responsible for caregiving at home
• Dolly Parton Shared the Heartfelt Reason She and Carl Dean Never Had Children
• Judge blocks cuts to Education Department teacher training grants
• Colorado teachers rally at the Colorado State Capitol amid proposed funding cuts
• Public school districts share concerns over cuts to the Dept. of Education
• Federal judge orders reinstatement of funding for VCU teacher program
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• Florida teacher fired for giving zeros to students who didn’t turn in assignments
• I Used To Work at the Department of Education. That’s Why I Know How Bad Trump’s Project 2025-Backed Firings Will Be.
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• Federal judge orders Colorado school district to put banned books back on shelves
• Texas lawmaker files bill aimed at private school reporting requirements if school vouchers pass
• Parents file lawsuit against Florence Carlton School District, School Board
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• What ‘Only Children’ Bring Up The Most In Therapy
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• Linda McMahon’s haphazard cuts to the Department of Education will be costly
• Hundreds of angry parents flood Middletown board hearing about closing three schools
• Parents worry Department of Education layoffs could affect special needs children
• Student Loans Warning Issued After Department of Education Shut Down
• Florida students showcase projects at National STEM Festival
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• Lake County parent shows concern after President Trump’s executive order to dismantle the Department of Education
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• Texas schools have leaned on uncertified teachers to fill vacancies. Lawmakers want to put a stop to it.
• Cell phones would be banned from classrooms under West Virginia legislation
• Controversy erupts over ‘Bluebonnet Learning Curriculum’ at Fort Bend ISD board meeting
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• Plans emerge for pared-back high schools in Portland
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• FDA launches effort to review infant formulas
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• Officer accused of making 6-year-old daughter stand outside in freezing cold holding cruel sign as ‘punishment’
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• Day care worker accused of giving toddlers Benadryl without parent permission
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• Mother accused of beating her 8-month-old child to death
• Teens are charged with murder in the hit-and-run of a bicyclist posted on social media
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• Dozens accused of illegally selling vaping products to children in Martin County
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• Schools are finding that implementing consequences yields positive results
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• Experts highlight the positive aspects of divorce
• A Minnesota man’s investigative journalism takes the spotlight in a new documentary series
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• Legislation proposes state intervention in student discipline matters
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• A survey conducted by Quizlet highlights that students have a strong desire for education on practical life skills
• The World Bank’s data ranks the ten African countries with the shortest life expectancy
• Advocates queue up hours in advance of the Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting
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• A charter school in San Jose shuts down amidst declining enrollment and million-dollar budget shortfalls affecting Bay Area districts
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• South Florida Catholic schools experience increased enrollment, with some even forming waiting lists
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• What are the ways in which we can reform child protective services?
• A survey conducted by Quizlet highlights that students have a strong desire for education on practical life skills
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• Utilizing these straightforward tools can enhance your credibility and professionalism as a speaker and writer
• Research indicates that the perception of “good” schools is significantly influenced by the readiness of the students enrolled in them
• Letters to the Editor: Let’s Cut Generation Alpha Some Slack. Surely, Millennials’ children aren’t that terrible
• Parents are expressing their opinions on JCPS’ bus recommendation in anticipation of the weekly meeting
• In numerical terms: The informal language utilized by Generation Alpha, without exaggeration.
• The unconventional approach to parenting by Jeff Bezos and MacKenzie Scott gains attention once again on the internet
• A mother alleges that her daughter’s teacher requested payment for using the bathroom or visiting the nurse’s office during class
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• The Florida Department of Education cautions school districts regarding the utilization of a tutor program owned by a Chinese company
• A millennial supervisor gained internet fame when her Gen Z assistant answered a work call while at the hair salon
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• First Patient Begins Newly Approved Sickle Cell Gene Therapy
• Canadian school boards are filing lawsuits against major social media companies, seeking damages exceeding C$4 billion
• From Sephora Tweens to Spending Machines: Harnessing the Growing Purchasing Influence of Generation Alpha.
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• Auditors from JCPS investigate the rationale behind the busing issues
• Award-winning Mississippi teacher accused of inappropriate conduct with students
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• Kenan Thompson urges further investigation into Quiet on Set and his collaboration with Dan Schneider at Nickelodeon
• Residents express worries regarding the arrest of a teacher
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• The school board members in Marion County have given approval to a year-round schooling calendar
• Four private colleges labeled as “dysfunctional” have received orders for closure in South Africa, leaving thousands of students uncertain about their future.
• A former staff member from West Clermont High School, accused of recording a student, entered a plea of not guilty.
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• A school district in the Pittsburgh area has stated that it has recently embraced nearly 200 immigrant students.
• The director of the STEM school for girls in Lexington resigns “with deep regret” amidst controversy.
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• Chicago is in the process of establishing an elected school board, and potential candidates are beginning to appear.
• Jamaica removes American boys from a troubled adolescent institution following allegations of abuse.
• The Girl Scout troop made a firm decision to stand by migrants despite facing criticism.
• Workers as young as 14 years old were discovered employed at a Tennessee factory specializing in the production of lawn mower components.
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• The Iowa City school board has decided to close Hills Elementary after the current school year.
• Researchers believe they have uncovered the reason why older siblings are more likely to earn higher incomes.
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• The JCPS Board of Education postpones a proposal to eliminate busing from magnet and traditional schools.
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• A manager from the millennial generation calls their Gen Z assistant and is taken aback by her response.
• South High School was briefly put on lockdown.
• The Arizona Board of Education has declined regulations prohibiting the use of school voucher funds for “extravagant” purchases.
• The superintendent issued an apology following an incident where a middle school student from Doniphan was inadvertently left locked inside a school bus for several hours.
• Educators express concerns over the turnover within a school district in southeastern Iowa, highlighting its impact on both staff and students, especially in the wake of the superintendent’s resignation.
• A mother left her one-year-old child in an abandoned house and made a tearful discovery upon returning ten years later.
• Psychology identifies six characteristics of individuals who excel as parents
• According to court documents, a teacher chuckled while using tape to secure a student to a chair, while another teacher recorded a video of the incident
• A Parowan youth coach has been arrested and charged with unlawful sexual activity involving a minor
• Research indicates that the amount of time parents spend on screens can impact a child’s development.
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• A charming young child gains online popularity by cheerfully greeting everyone he encounters.
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• Individuals who spent their formative years engrossed in books rather than sports typically exhibit nine distinct characteristics.
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• A man has been sentenced as part of an investigation into the Boy Scouts of America, according to Michigan’s Attorney General
• Here are ways parents can strengthen their children’s reading abilities within the home environment.
• Three men found guilty in the 1993 Cub Scout killings are set free.
• A scout leader who sexually assaulted three teenage boys was given a ten-year term.
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• A former leader of the Boy Scouts admits to sexually assaulting a boy from New Hampshire many years ago.
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• The Boy Scouts have unveiled updated nationwide background checks in response to the conviction of an Ohio man.
• A former official of the Boy Scouts in Richland County has entered a guilty plea for secretly recording children and is now confronted with a potential prison sentence of up to thirty years.
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• Police report that a Boy Scouts leader from Iowa sexually abused underage troop members over a span of ten years
• A past employee of the Boy Scouts has been found guilty of attempting sexual abuse of a minor at a park in Molalla.
• A teenager from Central Texas makes history as the first student from Crawford ISD to receive acceptance into West Point.
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• St Louis Public Schools (SLPS) seeks a new bus provider following the early termination of its contract by the current company.
• An “extraordinary” collection of ancient brains has the potential to provide insights into mental illness.
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• A study suggests that “momfluencers” who romanticize motherhood are contributing to the insecurity experienced by new mothers.
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• Former scout leader jailed for third time for child sex abuse
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• Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has enacted a bill prohibiting children under 14 from possessing social media accounts.
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• According to prosecutors, recently revealed video footage and documents indicate that “religious extremism” served as the motivation behind parent blogger Ruby Franke’s abuse of her children.
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• A Texas judge stated that a Black student faced legal consequences due to their hairstyle.
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• Mayor: ‘Shameful to Raise Kids In Country Overrun With Guns’
• Saranac Middle School Student Arrested After Allegedly Stabbing A Classmate
• Man Tries Using Candy To Lure 7-Years-Old From Store Bathroom Then Grabs Him, Nj Cops Says
• Florida 2-Year-Old Dies After Father Shoots Him During Argument, Crashes Car On Way To Hospital
• Man Who Tapped Pacifiers Into Baby’s Mouth While Intoxicated Was Given Award As EMT
• They Stood Up  to NYC Schools For Their Disabled Child.The Child PrpotectiveServicies Arrived
• Family Fights For Baby Whose Mum Was Allegedly Killed In A Domestic Violence Survival Community
• 12-Years-Old Girl Stabs 9-Years-Old Brother To Death; Mother Speaks Out On Why
• 2 Boys Killed By Gunfire As They Played With Kittens In Yard
• Teenager Breaks Down In Court As He Receives Two Life Sentences For Killing Mother And Sister At 13
• Mother Of Missing 5-Year-Old Colo. Girl After Human Remains Found In Her Apartment
• Attorney Asks  Judge To Dismiss $15m Lawsuit Against Newport News, Transportation Employee
• The Americans Who ‘Adopt’ Other People’s Embryos
• Protest over Pride month assembly at Los Angeles school turns violent
• 16-Year-Old Ohio Mom Accused Of Killing New Born Twins On House Arrest
• Mom And 1-Year-Old Daughter Fatally Shot; Father Found Dead Near River
• Warrant Issued for Albuquerque Mother Ater Toddler Overdoses on Fentanyl
• Richmond Public Schools Close For Rest Of School Year, Graduations Rescheduled
• A Dad Say His Ex-Wife Punished Their Daughter By Removing The Girls Prosthetic Arm
• Florida Mom Shot Dead After Neighborhood Feud Over Children Playing Escalates, Says Sheriff
• Violence Breaks out at US School Over Recognition of Pride Month
• Three People Were Arrested Outside A California School Board Meeting After Fights Between Pro- And Anti-LGBTQ Protesters
• Father of 10-year-old Boy Who Took his Own Life Demands Change
• Tyler Woman Pleads Guilty To Injuring Special Needs Child, Receives Probation
• Mother Of 6-Year-Old Who Shot Teacher Pleads Guilty To Using Marijuana While Having A Firearm
• Acid Poured Onto Slides At Playground
• Mother, Boyfriend Arrested After Body Found During Search For Missing 4-Year-Old Girl
• Ashland Family Sues Southern Boone School District Alleging Inaction Over Bullying
• Woman Pressured Into Breast Removal At 13 Under ‘Erroneous Belief’ She Was Transgender: Lawsuit
• R.I Mother Says Her Daughter Repeatedly Restrained In The Closet Sized Room At School.
• Skull Found By Hunter Decades Ago Is Now Identified As Missing California 4-Year-Old.
• A Police Officer Jailed A 3-Year-Old For Potty Training Trouble. He’s Under Investigation.
• “We’re A Movie Theater, Not A Free Babysitting Service”: Karen Threatens To Sue Cinema For “Making” Her Kids Walk Home At Night
• 28 Girls Collapse at Colombian School ‘After Playing with Ouija Boards
• A Guide to Parenting Around the World
• 11-Year-Old Indian-American Girl Natasha Peri Declared One of The World’s Brightest Students
• Conjoined Twins Separated in Israel Finally Meet Each Other
• 10-Year-Old Girl Helps Mummy Deliver Her Baby Sister at Home
• Serena Williams’ Five-Year-Old Daughter Olympia’s ‘Masterpiece’ As She Takes Over the Reins from Father Alexis Ohanian – ’Drew Our New Pup
• 8-Year-Old Girl Wins $10K Scholarship Award to Study at University Of Texas, Sets Record As Youngest Winner
• Teachers Help ‘Incredible’ Student Who Braved Amputations 
• 9-Year-Old Graduates from High School
• Genius’ 4-Year-Old Can Count in 7 Languages
• Toddler Found Alone Outside at Daycare
• School Doesn’t Notice Bus Driver Took Bus Full of Kids 2 Hours Away to Golden Corral instead of School.
• Fury as Man Sends Adopted Child Away Over Tantrum: ‘Pack a Bag’
• Mother facing Charges for Toddlers Death
• Las Vegas high school student suing school, accused bullies
• Paulding County school bus driver suspended after incident with students
• Tragic Death Of 6-Month-Old Ky’air Thomas: What We Know
• Mom Is Confused When Healthy Son Vomits in Class and Learns About The ‘Monster Closet’
• Anthony Weiner ‘Crossed the Line’ With Sext Featuring His Son, Could Face Child Neglect Inquiry
• Anthony Weiner Investigated for Child Abuse
• Anthony Weiner Jailed For 21 Months for Sexting Underage Girl
• Russell Simmons Sexual Assault Accusers Reveal How Life Has Changed Since Speaking Out
• Catholic Priest Sentenced to 12 years in prison for child sex abuse
• Bill Cosby Found Liable in the Sexual Assault of a 16-Year-Old at the Playboy Mansion in 1975
• R. Kelly Found Guilty of Sexual Abuse, Child Pornography
• 10-Yr-Old Boy Suspended for Grabbing School Counsellor’s Breast
• Kevin Spacey faces Seven Charges of Sexual Abuse
• Hilliard Mother, Plaintiff in School District Lawsuit, Calls Safety, Self-Value Most Important for Students
• Six-Year-Old Assaulted in a School Bus
• Mom Sues After Discovering School District Identified Daughter as Male, Counselled Her on Breast Binding
• Girls High School Basketball Team Forfeits Tournament Rather Than Play Against Transgender Player
• Shocking as Father Beat His 6-Year-Old Daughter and Buried Her Alive
• Crash That Killed 4-Year-Old Trick-Or-Treater
• Couple Accused of Kidnapping 6 Children on Florida.
• Mom: School Forced Daughter in Kindergarten To Walk Home
• Virginia School Principal, Assistant Principal Depart After 6-Year-Old Shoots Teacher
• 11-Year-Old Student Charged After Gun Recovered at Columbus Middle School
• Amber Alert: 2-Year-Old Taken from Babysitter’s North College Hill Home
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