Parents and Education

In Winston-Salem, a pivotal summit recently gathered educators, child development specialists, parents, and caregivers to highlight the critical role of Early Childhood Education in shaping lifelong learning trajectories. This event underscored the importance of foundational learning experiences that nurture young minds from birth through preschool and kindergarten stages. Experts shared insights on innovative approaches, curriculum …

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Maryland’s performance in national assessments of children’s well-being tells a complex story, reflecting notable progress intertwined with significant challenges. Despite economic improvements for many families, setbacks in education and childhood health indicators temper the state’s overall ranking. This nuanced picture emerges from the latest 2024 KIDS COUNT Data Book by The Annie E. Casey Foundation, …

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In Kentucky, persistent poverty casts a long shadow over the educational prospects of countless children, affecting their academic achievement and overall well-being. While national efforts to address childhood poverty have made some progress, the Bluegrass State continues to grapple with elevated rates that directly impact school attendance, learning engagement, and future opportunities. Organizations such as …

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In Dublin, a devoted mother and unwavering advocate for children’s education has experienced a profound transformation in her life after receiving a new kidney. Her tireless volunteer work with organizations such as the Dublin Charity Network and Kidney Care International has long demonstrated her commitment to improving both health and educational outcomes for children. This …

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The A’i Cofán children of Sinangoe in Ecuador face a persistent and profound challenge to their fundamental right to education. Despite a judicial ruling issued nearly a year ago condemning the Ecuadorian Ministry of Education and the Secretariat of Intercultural Bilingual Education and Ethnoeducation (SEIBE) for violating this right, no significant progress has been made. …

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Native American tribes have recently escalated legal actions against the U.S. government, centering on the financial underpinnings of the controversial Indian Boarding School system. This lawsuit throws a harsh spotlight on the alleged misuse of trust funds that were originally intended to support Native children’s education but instead fueled decades of systemic abuse across boarding …

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Shira Berkovitch, a visionary local educator born in Israel and raised in New Jersey, is at the forefront of a learning revolution in children’s education in Israel. Balancing her powerful Israeli identity with her American roots, Shira’s journey reflects a dynamic blend of creative learning and empowerment. Today, she leads an educational innovation initiative in …

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Education for nearly 300,000 Rohingya children in Cox’s Bazar faces a severe setback as thousands of learning centers abruptly close due to critical funding shortages. This alarming development spotlights the fragile state of humanitarian aid in the world’s largest refugee settlement, where over one million Rohingya refugees reside. Organizations including UNICEF and Save the Children …

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The landscape of education in Northern Ireland is currently marked by a concerning rise in school anxiety, affecting tens of thousands of young students. As families grapple with the emotional and academic challenges this crisis brings, understanding its roots and the support available becomes essential. This surge, described by mental health professionals as an “epidemic,” …

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