November 2

Wednesday will be a beautiful day for the living. It is forecast to be sunny with a high near 78 and an East Northeast wind blowing around 5mph. Wednesday night ...

Burning of any kind is prohibited with exception of propane grills, charcoal grills and burning allowed by the commission. It is forecast to be sunny with a high near 78 and an East Northeast wind blowing around 5mph. BROOKHAVEN — Halloween might be over but Wednesday is Mexico’s Day of the Dead.

Making matters worse, they also report struggling to get the support they need—in the form of school counselors and programs—from their schools, according to a ...

In part, it said the university was proud to have students “come to you with the education to effectively explain and include CRT, as well as ethnic studies in their classrooms.” Only 6 percent identify as LGBTQ compared with 16 percent of students, and board members are also less likely to have disabilities. The Environmental Protection Agency initially made $500 million available for clean buses in May and increased that to $965 million last month, responding to what officials called overwhelming demand. Half of middle school students and 56 percent of high school students identified feeling depressed, stressed, or anxious as the biggest obstacle to learning. “It is critical that we place teacher candidates in districts that support their growth and development,” said Dean Lisa Kirtman. Nearly 400 districts are getting roughly $1 billion in grants to buy about 2,500 “clean” school buses under a new federal program. “If schools are staggering their schedules, that means somebody has to go first, and that’s often elementary, but there’s not a lot of evidence out there about whether, in fact, that actually is also good,” he said. The predicted turnover on school boards also comes at a time when right-wing groups across the country are training potential candidates to push their own agenda. That research concludes that earlier start times lead to too little sleep for students—and poorer academic outcomes. The earlier times were linked to a small increase in absences, but they also appeared to lead to “modestly higher” math scores, particularly among traditionally disadvantaged students. Most alarmingly, large shares of LGBTQ students—32 percent—report having seriously considered suicide in the 12 months prior to taking the survey, compared with other students. Socializing isn’t getting in the way of their learning.