Anuja Dasgupta: Merging art and nature through ‘cameraless photography’
Anuja Dasgupta, 28, was born in Patna, but has spent the last few years immersed in Ladakh, far from the madding crowd, ...
USA Today28d
LA fires damaged at least a dozen schools. Here's what we know.
Thousands of students across Los Angeles attend schools that were destroyed or damaged by wildfires that ravaged communities over the past week surrounding the nation's second most populous city.
Los Angeles Times11d
Schools opening near fire zones are safe, district officials say. Parents aren’t so sure
Parents with children at schools near the Palisades and Eaton fire zones are worried it isn’t safe for their children to return. School district officials say that campuses have been cleaned and ...
The Citizen22d
Little learners take on their first day of school
The start of a new school year is always filled with excitement, but nothing compares to the moment Grade One learners step into their classrooms for the very first time. With backpacks almost as ...
The Bismarck Tribune3d
Letter: Don't funnel public money to private schools
North Dakota is one of very few states with no private school vouchers and no charter schools, and as a result, our public education system is among the best in the country. Despite this ...
The Northern Echo8d
Egglescliffe School reopens after Storm Éowyn damage
A secondary school and sixth form that was forced to evacuate and close due to Storm Éowyn damage has reopened to all students. Egglescliffe School and Sixth Form College, on Urlay Nook Road ...
The New York Times29d
Schools Gear Up for a Threat to Immigrant Children
Donald Trump has said he will deport migrant families. New York City schools have a protocol for what to do if ICE agents show up. By James Barron Good morning. It’s Monday. Today we’ll look ...
HELLO! Magazine21d
Four schools Princess Kate has visited for Prince George and one would mean relocation
The young royal, 11, is currently a pupil at Lambrook preparatory school in Berkshire, but the summer after he turns 13, he's set to move to his next school. Over the past 18 months, Prince ...
Daily Mail6d
School phone bans DON'T work, scientists say - as they find no link to higher grades, improved mental wellbeing, or better physical health
For teachers and parents worried about their teenagers' smartphone use, banning phones in schools may seem like an obvious solution. But a study now suggests that school phone bans don't actually ...