Teachers
Coverage of Teachers in the Nexus archive.
- Company Launches Classroom Giveaway for Southern California Teachers
Rooter Hero Plumbing & Air is accepting nominations for a back-to-school giveaway intended for teachers in Southern California. The donated funds will cover a teacher’s classroom wish list, with nominations accepted through August 23rd. One Southern California teacher is expected to be selected on August 24th.
- Sifting through staff levels with Metro Nashville as new school year begins
Metro Nashville Public Schools is starting the new school year with staff levels reportedly close to full-strength for a recent period. Despite this, the article notes that not all teachers are fully certified.
- California Credit Union Foundation Offers Grants to LA Teachers
The California Credit Union Foundation announced that it will award 10 grants of $500 each to fund classroom projects for Southern California teachers. The program is open to full-time teachers in Los Angeles and Orange counties, as well as active members of California Credit Union. These funds are designed to address academic needs and provide additional educational opportunities for students.
- NPS: No teachers or staff affected by Consolidation Plan have lost their positions
Teachers and staff affected by the Norfolk school consolidation plan will not lose their positions. They have been assigned to other schools ahead of the new academic year beginning on August 24.
- Several students, two teachers injured as lorry rams into school autorickshaw in Medak
A lorry collided with a school autorickshaw in Medak, injuring several students and two teachers. The incident occurred in the Medak area, resulting in injuries to students and educators.
- Milwaukee Public Schools sets up near Wrigley Field, seeks to hire up to 200 teachers amid CPS layoffs
Milwaukee Public Schools held a recruitment event in Chicago near Wrigley Field to hire up to 200 teachers. The initiative follows layoffs at Chicago Public Schools.
- New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash
A school district in upstate New York has paused its plan to deploy an AI-powered humanoid robot in classrooms following concerns raised by state education officials, teachers, and local residents.
- Child rights panel resolves 46 complaints
A child rights panel resolved 46 complaints and expressed concern over an increase in child rights violations among school students. The panel emphasized the need for training for teachers and parents on child rights laws.
- Teachers ruin boys' university chances because they underestimate A-level grades, study says
A study claims teachers are undermining boys' university prospects by underestimating their A-level grades. The research suggests this bias disproportionately affects male students' higher education opportunities.
- ‘Really inappropriate’: teachers decry plan for humanoid robot in New York high school
A humanoid robot and AI teaching assistant are being introduced at Salamanca High School in New York, located on the Allegany territory of the Seneca Nation. Teachers and local Native American residents have criticized the program, calling it 'inappropriate' and 'culturally tone deaf.' The robot is produced by a company that acquired a sex doll maker.
- ‘Really inappropriate’: teachers decry plan for humanoid robot in New York high school
A humanoid robot developed by a company that acquired a sex doll manufacturer is being introduced as part of a pilot program at Salamanca High School in New York, which has a large Native American population. Teachers and local Native American residents have criticized the initiative as 'inappropriate' and 'culturally tone deaf', arguing it dehumanizes education.
- Officials urge parents to engage more in students’ academic progress
Officials are urging parents to engage more in students’ academic progress. The Mega PTM initiative has fostered bonds among parents, teachers, and schools, enhancing monitoring of student development.
- What's next for Paredes Middle School families, teachers?
A sudden proposed plan to close Paredes Middle School in Austin ISD is raising concerns from families and teachers in the district.
- Ondo governor approves automatic jobs for seven NYSC awardees, rewards teachers, students
The Ondo governor approved automatic jobs for seven NYSC awardees and rewarded teachers and students. The governor stated the action reflects his administration's commitment to retaining exceptional talents and strengthening the state's human capital.
- Back-to-school shopping in full swing for local families
Local businesses and organizations in Hawaii are supporting families and teachers with free printing services and discounts on school supplies ahead of the new school year.
- Enugu govt to distribute agric inputs for 63,000 farmers
The Enugu government announced plans to distribute agricultural inputs to 63,000 farmers and approved the employment of 4,698 additional teachers for Smart Green Schools in the state.
- NHRC issues notice to Rajasthan govt. over alleged stripping, assault of schoolgirls
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) has issued a notice to the Rajasthan government over the alleged stripping and assault of schoolgirls at a government school in Sawai Madhopur district. The incident allegedly occurred when teachers frisked, beat, and forced students to remove their clothes after one reported losing ₹1,000. The NHRC has requested a detailed report and an action taken report from the state government.
- Teachers Punished Over Charlie Kirk Posts Winning Millions
Teachers were punished for posts related to Charlie Kirk, which generated significant revenue. The posts in question earned millions, leading to disciplinary action against the educators.
- Teachers And Tax Credits: State House District 19 Candidate Q&As
Candidates in State House District 19 address topics including teachers and tax credits in a primary election in East Honolulu. Democrats face off in the East Honolulu primary.
- CPS proposes hundreds of layoffs affecting teachers, aides, furloughs to close $732M budget deficit
CPS has proposed hundreds of layoffs affecting teachers and aides, along with furloughs, to address a $732M budget deficit. The measures aim to close a significant financial shortfall.
- Rescued Oyo pupils, teachers reunite with families after hospital discharge
Rescued Oyo pupils and teachers reunited with their families after being discharged from the hospital. The victims were formally handed over to the Oyo State Government by the Nigerian military a day prior to the reunions.
- Army General recounts Oyo teachers, pupils rescue operation, as survivor relives captivity ordeals
An Army General described the rescue of Oyo teachers and pupils, with survivors handed over to Governor Makinde. Security agencies refused to negotiate with kidnappers despite pressure. A survivor recounted their captivity ordeal.
- Turaki-led PDP faction welcomes release of abducted Oyo pupils, teachers
The Turaki-led PDP faction has welcomed the release of pupils and teachers abducted from schools in Oyo State. It commends security agencies and urges the federal government to strengthen measures against school kidnappings.
- Nigeria: Detained Oriire Terrorists' Wives May Face Trial, Calls Mount for Borno Pupils' Rescue
Wives of suspected terrorists involved in the Oriire Local Government Area kidnapping of schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo State may face prosecution if investigations confirm their active roles. Calls are growing to rescue pupils in Borno.
- Zambia: Teachers Taking a Stand Against School-Related Gender-Based Violence in Zambia
Teachers in Zambia are addressing school-related gender-based violence, highlighted by a case where a student was forced into marriage and stopped attending school. Mr. Friday Nkonde, head teacher at Tongotongo Secondary School in Chinsali District, investigated the student's absence and uncovered the issue.
- Candidate Q&A: Maui County Mayor – Callahan P. Welsh
Callahan P. Welsh, a candidate for Maui County Mayor, pledges to advocate for a $100,000 living wage for emergency first responders, nurses, and teachers.
- Russian Authorities Deploy Teachers to Gas Stations to Manage Drivers
Russian regional authorities are addressing a fuel deficit caused by Ukrainian strikes on oil infrastructure by deploying teachers and volunteers to gas stations. Measures include rationing fuel based on license plate numbers in some regions.
- Teacher’s fake-marriage uproar hid another scandal— in-school lefty brainwashing
Teachers used open state education standards to advise each other on incorporating anti-Israel activism into public school classrooms. The scandal was hidden under a fake-marriage uproar.
- Police speak on release of kidnapped Oyo pupils, teachers
The police have commented on the release of kidnapped pupils and teachers in Oyo. A statement indicated that the perpetrators were not supposed to have committed the kidnapping.
- U.P. Governor asks women to be 'expert mothers' before becoming IAS officers, teachers
The U.P. Governor urged women to become 'expert mothers' before pursuing roles as IAS officers or teachers. She encouraged young women to continue their education and careers after marriage while contributing to family and societal well-being.
- North Carolina budget plan sparks discontent from veteran educators over mixed raises
North Carolina Governor Josh Stein is deciding on a budget proposal that includes an average eight percent raise for teachers. The plan has sparked discontent among veteran educators due to mixed reactions to the raise.
- North Carolina's $34.4 billion budget passes House and Senate, heads to Governor next
North Carolina's $34.4 billion budget bill passed the House and Senate, advancing to the Governor. The budget includes raises for teachers and law enforcement.
- Census 2027: Enumerators begin door-to-door visits for Houselisting phase in Kerala
Census 2027 enumerators in Kerala have begun door-to-door visits for the Houselisting phase. Over 61,000 enumerators, primarily teachers and government employees, are deployed, with the state divided into houselisting blocks for data collection.
- Census: teachers in Kerala to get compensatory off for working on holidays
Teachers in Kerala will receive compensatory off for working on holidays during the Houselisting and Housing Census phase of Census 2027, which runs from July 1 to 30.
- Jharkhand government appoints 1,042 new teachers
The Jharkhand government has appointed 1,042 new teachers. Chief Minister Hemant Soren emphasized the importance of teachers fulfilling their duties honestly and sensitively to benefit society and the state.
- Teachers not happy with circular on stray dog management in schools
Teachers are dissatisfied with a circular on stray dog management in schools, as it requires displaying their names and phone numbers near the entrance. They argue this practice is insulting.
- No budget, no raises: July 1 pay bumps likely delayed for NC teachers, state employees and retirees
North Carolina teachers, state employees, and retirees are likely to face delayed July 1 pay raises and bonuses as lawmakers continue negotiating a state budget. The delay occurs with the new fiscal year approaching, leaving thousands uncertain about when compensation will be approved.
- Cellphone ban in Oakland public schools starts in August
Oakland public schools will implement a cellphone ban starting in August. The rule was agreed upon by Oakland Unified School District's board, parents, and teachers.
- Teachers should become change makers and lead from the front, says A.P. HRD Minister Lokesh
A.P. HRD Minister Lokesh urges teachers trained abroad to replicate Singapore's practices at school, cluster, and mandal levels, and mentor fellow teachers to lead educational change.
- The Teachers Did Everything Right. They’re Still Being Forced Out.
The article highlights that teachers followed all correct procedures but are still being forced out, indicating a conflict between proper conduct and administrative decisions.