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The article explores the Anthony Crawford is an English teacher at Millwood High School in Oklahoma City. He engages his students in lessons and conversations about Black history and culture, as well as past and present-day racism. it discusses the topics ‘Teaching the truth' in history class, District leaders support teaching about race despite restrictions,.

The article presents the discussion on million investment foring establish a home visit program setting up by the Connecticut education department in April 2021 publishing chronic absence data monthly during the pandemic.

The article offers information on role of parental rights in school board. Topics include information on pushing of parents rights pledge for school board candidates by the conservative groups of United States ; how parental rights are political tactics in United States; and how democratic parent groups are also supporting parental rights.

The article offers information on the race in schools. Topics include Tennessee aims to levy fines starting at $1 million and rising to $5 million on school districts each time one of their teachers is found to have "knowingly violated" state restrictions on classroom discussions about systemic racism, white privilege, and sexism, according to guidance proposed by the state's department of education.

The article offers information on the aspiring teachers. Topics include aspiring teachers fail the first time they take their licensing exam, the test-taking ability, of teachers coming out of education programs, the National Council on Teacher Quality unveiled teacher-candidates' first-time passing rates last month for 38 states and the District of Columbia, professions that require entry exams, like nursing, law, and accounting, report first-time passing rates.

The article offers information on the education during the covid-19 pandemic. Topics include the already-yawning gap in test scores widened, with Black, Latino, American Indian, and Alaska Native students losing ground faster than their white and Asian peers, the 2020-21 students ended the year as much as 6 percentile points behind their 2018-19 counterparts, in math, the 2020-21 students were already struggling to make up ground, Black and Latino students experienced greater declines.

The article reports on the protests and violence seen in California public schools as pro- and anti-lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer plus (LGBTQ+) activists clashed over education issues.