school year
Coverage of school year in the Nexus archive.
- LAUSD's first day of school: coffee cake, new algebra books, chess and looming layoffs
LAUSD entered its new school year characterized by academic gains and hope. The start of the year, noted by items such as coffee cake, new algebra books, and chess, was tempered by concern over planning thousands of impending layoffs.
- Gunshot survivor Richianna DeGuzman goes back to school after remarkable recovery
Richianna DeGuzman, who survived a gunshot wound to the head three years ago, reached a major milestone by returning to school. This recovery achievement occurred with the start of a new school year.
- New Tennessee laws could change your child's school year
New Tennessee laws are in effect that could alter students' school year experiences as they return to classrooms.
- Don't wait for the first day: Tennessee education laws every family should know
The article outlines Tennessee education laws and policies that parents should be aware of before their child's school year begins. It emphasizes the importance of understanding these regulations to prepare for the upcoming academic term.
- The Abercrombie Kids Back to School Sale is here—These are the picks worth stocking up on
Abercrombie Kids is offering a Back to School Sale, encouraging customers to purchase items before the school year starts. The article highlights the urgency to shop before the 'bell rings', indicating limited-time availability.
- 'We want to be prepared,' Travis County ESD 2 conducts active attack training
Travis County Emergency Services District 2 conducted active attack training to prepare for the school year, focusing on enhancing response and skills during high-stress situations. The exercise was described as a proactive measure to ensure readiness.
- CPS says it has no plans to shorten school year despite CTU allegations
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has denied claims from the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) that it is considering shortening the school year to save money. CPS stated that reducing instructional time is not an option.