Aaron Gifford
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Aaron Gifford has written for several daily newspapers, magazines, and specialty publications and also served as a federal background investigator and Medicare fraud analyst. He graduated from the University at Buffalo and is based in Upstate New York.
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Trump Says Admin is Nearing $500 Million Deal With Harvard
The money would be part of a settlement over charges of anti-Semitism. The president said Harvard’s ’sins would be forgiven.'
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Healthier School Lunch Movement Gains Momentum Nationwide
Several states have introduced legislation to remove ultra-processed foods from schools ahead of anticipated MAHA federal guidance.
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Catholic Schools Eye Enhanced Security in Response to Minnesota Shooting
In the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, New York, 29 elementary schools now have armed security guards, and a California school plans to add bulletproof glass.
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Oklahoma Education Chief Resigns to Lead Conservative Teachers’ Group
The Teacher Freedom Alliance, an entity of the Freedom Foundation, represents educators who oppose their local and national teachers’ unions.
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Florida Approves Charter School Expansion
Success Academy, a charter operator from New York City, will also take advantage of Florida’s flexible new rules to operate in the Miami area.
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Education Department Promotes Patriotic School Curriculum
Programming, events, and grant opportunities under the new initiative will be announced within months.
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Education Department Redirects $1 Billion to HBCUs, Tribal Colleges, and Charter Schools
The department is reallocating grants that were earmarked for minority-serving institutions based on racial quotas.
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National Report Card Shows Worst Results in Decades for 8th Graders and High School Seniors
A typical 8th grader could not explain the functions of circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems, the National Report Card noted.
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Oklahoma’s ‘America First’ Teacher Screening Test Spotlights Partisanship Debate
Education Superintendent Ryan Walters’s tool, which is now available to the public, is viewed as the backlash to progressive bias in U.S. public education.
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DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Illinois for Providing In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants
U.S. Attorney Steven Weinhoeft cited what he said was Illinois’s ‘apparent desire to win a “race to the bottom” as the country’s leading sanctuary state.’
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Trump Says Admin is Nearing $500 Million Deal With Harvard
The money would be part of a settlement over charges of anti-Semitism. The president said Harvard’s ’sins would be forgiven.'
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Healthier School Lunch Movement Gains Momentum Nationwide
Several states have introduced legislation to remove ultra-processed foods from schools ahead of anticipated MAHA federal guidance.
|
Catholic Schools Eye Enhanced Security in Response to Minnesota Shooting
In the Catholic Diocese of Buffalo, New York, 29 elementary schools now have armed security guards, and a California school plans to add bulletproof glass.
|
Oklahoma Education Chief Resigns to Lead Conservative Teachers’ Group
The Teacher Freedom Alliance, an entity of the Freedom Foundation, represents educators who oppose their local and national teachers’ unions.
|
Florida Approves Charter School Expansion
Success Academy, a charter operator from New York City, will also take advantage of Florida’s flexible new rules to operate in the Miami area.
|
Education Department Promotes Patriotic School Curriculum
Programming, events, and grant opportunities under the new initiative will be announced within months.
|
Education Department Redirects $1 Billion to HBCUs, Tribal Colleges, and Charter Schools
The department is reallocating grants that were earmarked for minority-serving institutions based on racial quotas.
|
National Report Card Shows Worst Results in Decades for 8th Graders and High School Seniors
A typical 8th grader could not explain the functions of circulatory, respiratory, and digestive systems, the National Report Card noted.
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Oklahoma’s ‘America First’ Teacher Screening Test Spotlights Partisanship Debate
Education Superintendent Ryan Walters’s tool, which is now available to the public, is viewed as the backlash to progressive bias in U.S. public education.
|
DOJ Files Lawsuit Against Illinois for Providing In-State Tuition to Illegal Immigrants
U.S. Attorney Steven Weinhoeft cited what he said was Illinois’s ‘apparent desire to win a “race to the bottom” as the country’s leading sanctuary state.’
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