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Worcester School Committee stands by decision to extend remote learning, will respond to letter from state education officials

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Members of the Worcester School Committee on Thursday night stood by a decision to extend remote learning during the pandemic, as the district administration works to respond to a request for more information from Massachusetts education officials.

Superintendent Maureen Binienda told committee members during Thursday’s meeting that the district received a letter from the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education seeking more information about when students are expected to return to classrooms. Other districts that are using online learning models also got a letter, Binienda said.

Last month, the committee voted to push back the start of a hybrid learning model as updates to school HVAC systems were ongoing. Members had vowed to not bring back students until buildings are safe, and also noted rising coronavirus rates in the community, which continue to increase. Students with the highest level of needs are slated to return to school buildings on Jan.

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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s grants for school districts less than promised

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Some school districts say the grants promised by Gov. Doug Ducey brought in less than promised. (Photo: Tinnakorn Jorruang, Getty Images/iStockphoto)

Grants promised by Gov. Doug Ducey meant to stabilize school budgets are coming in lower than expected for some districts and charter schools, possibly putting smaller school districts in a financial bind.

Arizona school districts last week started receiving $370 million in Enrollment Stability Grant allocations, which is funding from CARES Act money.

Ducey in June announced the grant program, which is meant to help schools make up budget losses tied to enrollment declines. The governor guaranteed that schools wouldn’t lose more than 2% of the funding amount they received last school year.

But the amounts some schools received do not match the 2% guarantee.

In the Bullhead City Unified School District, enrollment decline because of the pandemic has brought the budget down by 11%, according to a

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Belmont University appoints Meharry Medical College’s Dr. Bill Bates dean of new medical school

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a man wearing a suit and tie: Dr. William Bates, currently a professor at Meharry Medical College, has been appointed founding dean of Belmont University's new College of Medicine, the university announced on Dec. 3, 2020.

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Dr. William Bates, currently a professor at Meharry Medical College, has been appointed founding dean of Belmont University’s new College of Medicine, the university announced on Dec. 3, 2020.

Dr. William Bates, a professor at Meharry Medical College, will lead Belmont University’s new college of medicine as the school’s founding dean, the university announced Thursday.

Belmont announced in October its plans to establish a medical school in partnership with HCA Healthcare, one of the largest hospital chains in the country and a long-time partner of the university.

The first step toward opening the school was selecting someone to lead it, Belmont University President Bob Fisher said at the time.

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Dr. Bates currently serves as a professor of obstetrics and gynecology and director of reproductive endocrinology at Meharry Medical College — one

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University of Houston Charter School may be closing for good

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The University of Houston Charter School may soon be closing its doors for good.

University of Houston Charter school likely to close

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In an email sent to parents, the school’s principal said a resolution to close will be presented to the board of regents on Thursday afternoon during their meeting.

“I think a lot of parents are lost,” said Sara Martinez, a mom of two of the school’s students. “They don’t know what the next step is. HISD has its own failure to students at the moment.”

Martinez’s 7-year-old son, Nicolas, and 9-year-old daughter, Nadia, have been attending the charter school since they were three months old.

“There is a children’s learning center that is a day care/pre-school and they have been there since they were babies,” she said.

Meanwhile, parents like Veronica Bagley are hoping the close won’t happen.

“I was really upset,

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How a soccer club won a $1.2 million grant from DeVos’s Education Department to open a charter school

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Here’s a new, rather remarkable story about charter school grants recently awarded by the Education Department — including one for more than $1 million that went to a soccer club in Pennsylvania that had no experience running a school.

Betsy DeVos wearing glasses and smiling at the camera: U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos speaks Thursday at the Phoenix International Academy in Phoenix. (Matt York/AP)

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U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos speaks Thursday at the Phoenix International Academy in Phoenix. (Matt York/AP)

This is one of a number of pieces I have run in recent years about the Federal Charter School Program, which has invested close to $4 billion in these schools since it began giving grants in 1995.

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Charter schools, a key feature of the “school choice” movement, are financed by the public but privately operated. About 6 percent of U.S. schoolchildren attend charter schools, with California having the most charter schools and the most charter students.

Charters had bipartisan support for years, but a growing number of Democrats have

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Howard University School of Business Announces $250,000 Gift from Ryder System, Inc.

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Howard University School of Business is the proud recipient of a generous multiyear gift of $250,000 from Ryder System, Inc. The gift will support the Center for Excellence in Supply Chain Management (CESCM), as well as scholarships for supply chain majors, paid internships at Ryder, and the development of data analytics curriculum and programming in the supply chain program. The gift is in recognition of Ryder’s partnership with the School of Business over the last 17 years. Howard is ranked 13^th among all undergraduate and graduate university supply chain programs in the nation by Gartner, the leading research and advisory company.

This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201202005828/en/

“We are very grateful to Ryder for making this investment in the Center for Excellence in Supply Chain Management and in our students,” said

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Competition that increases depth has been crucial for third-seeded University in Division II | High School Sports

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No one questions the importance of competition in an LHSAA football playoff game. However, University High coach Andy Martin says competition within his own team is just as important.

Case in point? The return of the Cubs’ top rusher Derrick Graham to the lineup last week and what transpired before that.

Graham ran for 73 yards and 2 touchdowns in a 55-12 win over Evangel Christian to open the Division II select playoffs. Third-seeded U-High (7-1) hosts No. 6 Vandebilt Catholic (6-1) for a quarterfinal game set for 7 p.m. Friday.

If you did not notice Graham missed a few games with bruised chest/collar bone, including a District 7-3A showdown with Madison Prep, you are not alone. Brian Beck rushed for 339 yards and 3 TDs and now is the complement to Graham, who has 367 rushing yards and 8 TDs.

“No matter how good you are, competition makes you

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Houston area ISD law enforcement and education experts discuss the role of school police

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After the deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain and other individuals killed by police officers in 2020 — along with the protests that followed — the national conversation surrounding police brutality and the role of law enforcement has come to a head.

a group of people sitting in front of a crowd: In this photo from before the pandemic, Klein ISD Police Officer Christi Haggard sits with a group of students for the Leadership Academy program.

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In this photo from before the pandemic, Klein ISD Police Officer Christi Haggard sits with a group of students for the Leadership Academy program.

Virginia Rangel, assistant professor for the department of educational leadership and policy studies at University of Houston, said the conversation is causing smaller communities to analyze and question the presence of their own local law enforcement, including police within school districts.

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On HoustonChronicle.com: Social justice groups call for disbanding HISD school police

According to the American Civil Liberties Union, in 2019, 14 million students nationwide were attending schools with police but no counselors, nurses, psychologists or social workers;

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Trump Takes His Donors to Graduate School at Trump University

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Just days before his 2017 inauguration, Donald Trump coughed up $25 million to settle allegations that he’d defrauded students at his defunct Trump University. Four years later, as he scratches and claws to avoid leaving office, Trump is teaching a final master class in separating fools from their money.

Log on to the DonaldJTrump.com campaign website these days, and you’ll be hit with a popup ad reading “1000% OFFER: EXTENDED. CONTRIBUTE NOW>>”

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— Tim Dickinson (@7im) December 1, 2020

The offer is curious. 1,000 percent of what? If you click, you’re taken to a WinRed donation page and encouraged to give under time pressure:

“DEADLINE EXTENDED!” reads the enticement. “President Trump is counting on YOU to DEFEND the Election, so he asked us to EXTEND your 1000% offer for your next contribution. This offer is available FOR 1 HOUR, so you need to act fast. Please contribute ANY AMOUNT

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How former Oregon high school stars are faring at the Division 1 level

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The college basketball season is officially underway, and the Beavers are off to a hot start while the Ducks will finally tip off their season tonight.

a group of people posing for the camera: Oregon State's Zach Reichle is introduced before the Oregon State Beavers take on the California Golden Bears in a Pac-12 men's basketball game at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Oregon, on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020. Oregon State won 71-63.

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Oregon State’s Zach Reichle is introduced before the Oregon State Beavers take on the California Golden Bears in a Pac-12 men’s basketball game at Gill Coliseum in Corvallis, Oregon, on Wednesday, Nov. 25, 2020. Oregon State won 71-63.

Portland State will start its season against the University of Portland on Saturday after Gov. Kate Brown granted the team an exemption.

Last week we posted a list of the 33 former Oregon high school standouts we found on Division 1 college basketball rosters this season.

This week and every week throughout the season, we’ll keep you posted on how those players are faring.

Read on for a list of who played in Week 1 and

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Worcester School Committee stands by decision to extend remote learning, will respond to letter from state education officials

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s grants for school districts less than promised

Belmont University appoints Meharry Medical College’s Dr. Bill Bates dean of new medical school

University of Houston Charter School may be closing for good

How a soccer club won a $1.2 million grant from DeVos’s Education Department to open a charter school

Howard University School of Business Announces $250,000 Gift from Ryder System, Inc.

Competition that increases depth has been crucial for third-seeded University in Division II | High School Sports

Houston area ISD law enforcement and education experts discuss the role of school police

Trump Takes His Donors to Graduate School at Trump University

How former Oregon high school stars are faring at the Division 1 level