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LMC chapter election results

I am pleased to announce the following results for the Lutheran Medical Center chapter elections.

Less is more when it comes to homework

The ideal amount of homework to assign to middle school students is about an hour a day, according to new research in the Journal of Educational Psychology.

New Jersey’s urban schools face deep cuts

School districts across New Jersey face looming layoffs and program cuts after the state government failed for the seventh year in a row to increase state school aid despite rising costs.

Atlanta cuts music education, fires teachers

The Atlanta school district has announced that it will eliminate 18 of its 58 elementary school music teacher positions next year, continuing a national downward trend in arts education.

A digital media company unionizes

New York-based Gawker Media has become the first major digital media company to unionize after an overwhelming majority of employees voted on June 4 to form a union with the Writers Guild of America, East.

Nevada launches statewide school vouchers

Nevada has implemented an unprecedented school voucher program that next school year will allow parents to pull their children from the state’s public schools — and take tax dollars with them.

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Baltimore starts free school meals for all

Baltimore on June 2 joined a growing number of school districts that are offering free school meals to all students regardless of family income.

NYC First Lady Chirlane McCray visits PS 335/MS 584, Crown Heights

Chirlane McCray, the first lady of New York City, attended a community school forum on June 10 at PS 335/MS 584 in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.

Art project at Brownsville Academy HS, Brooklyn

Susan Tuthill, nominated recently as a Daily News Hometown Hero for what the paper described as an “ambitious glow-in-the-dark fun house project,” led her art students at Brownsville Academy HS in Brooklyn on a yearlong Ride to Wacky Whimsicality.