board association to president biden and emails from the national school board association to the white house in which the white house asked for specific threats. one of the examples was scott smith. subsequent to our hearing two years ago, 26 states left the national school board association and slavin resigned. last week mr. smith was pardoned by governor youngkin. do you think the governor was correct? yes or no. >> pardon authority belongs to the governor. >> you don't have opinion whether the governor was correct? >> i don't know the facts of the case, so i'm not in position -- >> have you rescinded the memo you issued in 2021, yes or no. >> what we are discussing -- >> have you rescinded the memo, yes or no. >> what we are discussing occurred. >> does the memo exist, yes or no. rescinded? >> memo was intended to have meetings in 30 days. >> 30 days have finished, nothing has happened in more than a year and a half. >> it has not been reas i understanded. >> nothing to rescind. >> despite evidence from the national school board association commissioned report that officia

board association to president biden and e-mails from the national school board association director one of the examples was scott smith. subsequent to our hearing two years ago, 26 states left the national school board association and slavin resigned on september 23rd, of 2021. mr. smith was pardoned by governor young kin, do you think the governor was correct yes or no. >> pardon authority belongs to the governor. >> you don't have an opinion of whether the governor was correct? >> i don't know the facts of the case. >> have you rescinded the memo you issued in 2021? >> have you rescinded the memo yes or no? >> what we are discussing here. >> has the memo been rescinded? >> the memo was intended to have meetings within 30 days. >> has it been rescinded? >> the 30 days have finished. nothing has happened in more than a year and a half with respect to that. >> it has not been rescinded. >> there's nothing to rescind. >> despite evidence come out from the national school board association that white house officials discussed this with doj a week before the letter was sent, the nsba ap

despite evidence that has come out from the national school board association commission report that white house officials discussed this with doj more than a week before the letter was sent, have you apologized, yes or no? >> i have testified seven times since that original -- >> this is the first time you are back here since we talked about it. have you apologized for putting up memo out that implicated scott smith as a domestic terrorist, something the governor of virginia has now pardoned him from these accusations? >> the memo said nothing about him, nothing about the parents being terrorist, nothing about attending the schools -- >> the memo hasn't been resend it and you have an apologized for it. in a memo that is built on the back of that, but now we have this complement driven to the civil rights division, let's talk about a father in pennsylvania that was arrested for heavily armed local law enforcement in front of his wife and children. his lawyers said he would appear voluntarily, local authorities found no case. he was arrested by the fbi for face act violations. the jur

biden and emails from the national school board association director to the white house in which the white house asked for specific threats. and one of the examples was scott smith. subsequent to our hearing two years ago, 26 states left the national school board association and he resigned on november 23rd of 2021. last week mr. smith was pardoned by governor youngkin. do you think the governor was correct? >> i don't know the facts of the case -- >> have you rescinded the memo that you issued in 2021? yes or no. >> what we're discussing -- >> have you rescinded the memo, yes or no? >> what we're discussing here -- >> does the memo still exist? yes or no? has it been rescinded? >> the memo is intended to have meetings within 30 days -- >> has it been rescinded? >> the 30 days have finished. nothing has happened in more than a year and a half with respect -- >> but it has not been rescinded, pulled back -- >> there's nothing to resend. >> white house officials discussed this with doj more than a week before the letter was sent. have you apologized? yes or no. >> i testified seven tim

honorable shahid beheshti school. nationalference to honor the activists of hamedan schools in semiram , isfahan province and south khorasan from nikan school in chaharmahal and bakhtiari provinces. ardal city, province kohgiluyeh and boyerahmad city of dehdasht schools in hamedan as a joint project of the aid and education committee , which is implemented with the aim of free registration and education of underprivileged gifted students of the country in non-governmental and state model schools of the board of trustees. we are serving 122 students, we are students covered by the relief committee, 15 students of the board of trustees school were registered, 50 covered students, apart from the students, we supported the welfare of the relief committee , we charged the sun fee , we had soap in the wholesale clothes, we helped the students and i was trying to provide him with the conditions for his education. we had 78 students with the cooperation of telling a story. five of them were covered for free and we received half of the

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honorable principal of shahid beheshti school, national conference for honoring the activists of hamedan schools, semiram city, isfahan province, south khorasan, nikan school, chaharmahal province, and bakhtiari city, ardel city, kohgiluyeh province, and boyer ahmad city, dehdasht city, hamedan schools , as part of a cooperative plan for relief and education , with the aim of registering and free education for gifted and underprivileged students in the country. it is implemented in non -governmental and state model schools of the board of trustees. abdullah razavi, we are serving god. we are 122 students . we are students covered by the relief committee . 15 students were registered for free in the board of trustees school. we supported the welfare of the relief committee. at the time, we took the cost of suno in the clothes that we started in the school, we helped the students and tried to provide him with the conditions of education and the skin of the year. they are free and we received half of shahriar from them. bakhshi mahmoudzadeh, deputy minister and head of non-governmental scho

and that it makes me sick as a mom, it makes me sick as the chief civil rights enforcer in the nation's schoolses me worry about our democracy. so this conversation hits close to home for me because my son just started first grade yesterday. and you know, i, i do worry about, you know, some of those things. so how do we, how do we address the routine? how do we, you know, how do we fix that and ensure that my son, other kids, you know, when they're going back to school don't have to shoulder so much, you know, in the classroom and you know, can have environments that they're forced to be in. you mentioned, they are compulsory but also respectful, safe, inclusive environments as well. well, 19,000 of us have come to the office for civil rights. so, you know, thank you for that. and you know, that's certainly, that's one path. i think we, we also, we're issuing a lot of resources to try to share what the law is and, and those are things that people can use themselves when advocating with the teacher, with the school district, with the school board, you know, with the, with the university that, th

the american islam, one of the radio and television conferences was held at shahid beheshti school, a national conference to honor the activists of hamadan schools in semiram city, isfahan province and south khorasan, from nikan school in chaharmahal province, and bakhtiari school in ardal city, kohgiluyeh province, and boyer ahmad . dehdasht city of hamedan schools as planning the partnership of this aid and education committee is implemented with the aim of free registration and education of underprivileged gifted students of the country in non-governmental and state model schools. let's put marjani in the school of the board of trustees, we registered 50 students under eye cover other than the students, we supported the welfare of the relief committee , when we took money from you , we helped in surveying the students and we tried to provide them with the conditions for education. to cooperated and 89 people were covered, from whom we received the first five free and real half shahriar, bakhshizadeh, deputy minister and head of non-governmental schools organization, last year, more than 120

baghdad international book fair end of this news section dear shahid beheshti school, national conference to honor the activists of hamedan schools, semiram city, isfahan province, south khorasan, nikan school , chaharmahal province, and bakhtiari school, ardal city , kohgiluyeh province, and boyer ahmad, dehdasht city, hamedan schools , the title of the collaborative planning of this committee aid and education, which is implemented with the aim of free registration and education for the less privileged students of the country in non-governmental and state model schools of the board of trustees . we are at the service of 122. we are the students covered. placement of students free of charge in the school of the board of trustees, we registered 50 covered students , apart from the students , we supported the welfare of the relief committee, we took the cost of the sono , we helped the students in the clothing that we launched in the school, and i tried to improve the conditions of education and let's provide him with skin for his birthday. in cooperation with the story , we had 48 student

most i'm in the living room, a little bit of assistance in my own way in my but sure national school will not on the motorcycle allow. yeah. and that's up and then the with a couple of kilometers from the camp. the dollar hospital is where you find the most devastating consequences of the strauss and conflict. nutrition coordinator for the n g o tro care. pamela was some guy who's been working in somalia since the last famine in 2011. really guessing was indeed most of the children that's coming in better not many months occasion. how many admissions today, a technician? pamela goes to check on 2 year old cal son who came in with him mom. how say 5 days ago or she was just 6.9 kilograms, half of what a healthy toddler, who right should be. how do i use it? i'm, i'm, i'm glad i'm, i'm doing fine. he was seen using the despond. how sick she looks, cal phones, prognosis in a short time, is good at the bottom of the i don't remember the season. i said it has the best to get a big problem. most easy is actually very good. most of the time with the new seems and he had very possible along

lots of thoughts on it as a human being, but as the, the chief civil rights enforcer in the nation's schools, that's not an area that, that i get to delve too far into. >> thanks. i'm and thank you for being here. i'm mara redman, the executive vice president for policy here at american progress. really appreciated the conversation very much with, with both of you. and thank you for joining us. on this last week of august before school starts. i wanted to bring you back to the supreme court decision and i noted that when jared asked you the question kind of entered the question. he talked about this changing 40 years of precedent. i heard in your response, some looking at and not lawyer speak but looking at the decision as narrowly as possible. i may have overheard that but what i'm curious about is how you balance a very natural sentiment among people who care that the sky has fallen where they maybe the sky is falling. but here's how we, you know, redirect where this is the space we still have to operate. where, how do you, what do you advise on that particularly for an organization like a

the successful performance of our team congratulated vladimir putin noted the high level of the national schoolof informatics. and the stop is very positive, in fact, no negative. we didn't meet. usually people pick up. well, we scored more points on average at the olympics than at this one, that is, the task we were ready, but it turned out a little more difficult than usual, which could be a real need, so that there is a small risk, and a works on it for a large amount of time and this could not be justified if you make a mistake, but i succeeded and as it turned out that i improved the result on this task. so the news to this minute see you. this is a cook on wheels podcast. i'm chef denis , next to me is chef vitaly tikhonov and today we are discussing nordic scandinavian cuisine. in general, i think that this restaurant is noma, which was opened by rene resepi and klaus mayer e. this is a restaurant that located in copenhagen. this is a restaurant that is a kind of transcendent. that is , after they started doing it. eh, what they do. yes, they also have a fermentation laboratory there, so

development of scientific and technological competencies of the design and engineering school of the national schooles. already today there are tens of thousands, but mostly. they are currently being manufactured by, let’s say, technology enthusiasts, but they need to be systematized and scale production over the next 7 years. we plan to almost double the volume of the russian market for heavy and medium- sized vehicles; we expect to achieve our goal not only through the creation of innovative equipment. and, what is very important, due to the expansion of services based on it, which are in demand today by consumers, from delivery to remote settlements to emergency prevention. well, and performing a number of other important tasks. with a simultaneous increase in the share of domestic products three times to 70%, then we discussed. we see that the use of drones increases the operational efficiency of enterprises, for example, in the field of agriculture. labor productivity in processing and plant protection products has doubled, and in the energy sector, the risk of emergency situations has decrease

held and within the walls of the republican state school of the olympic reserve , famous guests also arrived, these are honorary members of the nationallympic committee , honored coach of the bssr leonid khomenkov and olympic champion graduate of the school antonina koshel in the opinion of young athletes, new facilities will have to be created. by the way , 22 groups of sports improvement work on the basis of the federal grid company. only this year among students and teachers of the academy , two more masters of sports and 38 candidates appeared. i believe that they have made a great contribution to the development of sports, and kogoryevsky such academic maintenance of the health of the nation. i believe that there will be people here and they will actively participate, and in gorki, as it were, there was no such platform at all. i think that it is very good that it was built, because it will help develop this platform , it will help a lot in this direction. this is an object that will be in demand. uh, all year round you can put, because in the summer we have uh, students study in the evening someone lighting a lot of local childr

this ceremony honored 31 top school principals in the national hamedal schools project, according to the officials of the relief committee, more than 23,000 underprivileged students will benefit from the benefits of the hamedal schools project. if he finds a job, you can play a guard game with an engineer familiar with mass construction and he goes to work in a building under construction, and from here his story takes shape . night watchman made by seyed reza mirkarimi. i will present myself in the night language for the first time the 40th fajr film festival was screened by reza mirkarimi for the film guardian of the night, in addition to receiving the diploma of honor for the best supporting role of crystal simorgh man, mirkarimi made it the best director. ok, not that everything will be told to him and everything will be revealed. according to the announcement of the film sales management organization, night guard has hosted 5,000 audiences after about three months of public screening in cinemas and has sold two and a half billion so far, or according to bukhari roshan's handiwor

vladimir putin, the president noted that this victory once again confirmed the high level of the national school informatics the olympics were held 35 times and for all the time , russian schoolchildren have won 128 awards, 75 of which are of the highest standard. the summer vacation is over for the children of nomads in yamal , the children spent several months with their families, and until the next winter vacation they will have to live and study in special boarding schools. where are they being delivered by helicopter? how did the gathering go to school in yamal did dmitry usov see? they fly all over the yamal. yes, all the time, or at a party , they helped them with the housework. and now the next six months will live and study at school. the boarding school is the fastest way to collect children from the jamaican hinterland. this helicopter air minibus replaced the school bus for the tundra workers, we are making the first landing. hello you who girl will learn guides today help to collect children from the tundra as a pilot. how many kids are we picking up? we need more impossibilities. y

me the can for the year i noticed that there was some deceptive, empty for my name is session national school. and it depends on the notice for those population will double by 2050, the economist march 2020. the offer can stay. i'm not so sure. i'm not sure now, but of center on the touch to see as the one that is sort of in bush's input and the more for a couple of them is bushes and the shooting that tech will address with a continued school. and as a way she was just a moment just to touch photo shops list and that should in is a militant little boy mr. miller. roy economic. and i'm going to wish to we've got a gibson gym with what's that they did to me and i'm not just that i'm, that was the level that i to go in and it usually takes the girl and when we can level them yet, it was more just it just doesn't work that way. so could i should be able to get, i guess, but there's that bullet. if i leave the office 6 down my new of the new site and if i've got the civil would have flushed on the on the doors, could lots of present for you. it is still possible move. so we should look through ad

the administration coordinated with the national school board association on the letter with the alarming claim that america's public schools and education leaders are under an immediate threat. it cited a handful of news l stories involving expressive activity by parents and school board meetings and called such activity domestic terrorism. it called for the full counterterrorism law enforcement powers including authority under the patriot act to investigate, intercept, and prevent such activity. they were ready to take this rhetoric and run with it and administration officials had participated in the draft. in five days of receiving it, attorney general garland fired off his infamous memo directing federal action in a response to a disturbing spike and harassed and intimidation and threats of violence. in response, the fbi opened 25 assessments against parents and created a new app. the attorney general garland, did they consult with you or the fbi? >> i cannot get into discussions that did or more importantly, did not happen in between the fbi and the department in advance. >> why do y

in next week, we have a special state of education in america, we'll do a report card on the nation's schoolm in the midst of plummeting test scorings in the classroom. hear from parents, teachers and kids. our guests include virginia governor glenn youngkin who is at the forefront of the education debate, he joins us next week. that is it for today, i'm shannon bream, have a great week. we will see you for the next show. "your world with neil cavuto" labor day weekend. ♪

principals from nationals to pay tuition fees in public schools, the government added that during this period , what should be paid for my registration? we have the duty to register all the children of nationals according to the order of the supreme leader of the revolution. this is not their problem . the code is the only system that should do the work according to the law, one by one, as a servant, in the same class , we should ask them to transfer the principals because of their registration. my law is that you should also be fed, and we have a law in public schools that media receipts are one of the the minister of education added that there are enough textbooks for nationals and there are enough printed textbooks in the issue of distribution . there are considerations such as that people who are nationals must have a unique code in the system of the immigration organization. they should have the same number of books as the students the results of the test to determine the level of the students have been produced. the proof will be announced in the

>> gillian: well, john, there is a new crisis now that is plaguing the nation's schools, might not bear but it is chronic absenteeism. more than a quarter of students missed more than 10% of the school years, during the pandemic when kids were shut out of classrooms and got in the habit of not actually showing up. >> you get the schools back by going back to teaching what you are supposed to teach involving parents and welcoming them, and that's got to be the beginning. but we are in bad shape. don't forget the bottom line, math scores, reading scores, down. this is very bad for the future of the country. let's get it together. >> gillian: u.s. students will need four months of extra full-time school to overcome the post covid achievement gap, with the absenteeism crisis hurting black, hispanic and poor students. >> virginia suffered the worst learning loss in the nation during the pandemic, stemming from schools being closed and -- >> gillian: virginia's governor led the charge to reopening shuttered public schools but still finds his state in crisis now. listen. >> one in five stude

exhibition site of the country on the eve of the day of the brazilian battlefield city. masters of the national schoolrves of urban landscapes and shades of the city were transferred to the cloth by the danes kvashchenko, garsotsky, arkacheev and the circus , trade turnover between belarus and kyrgyzstan is growing to the sides. last year finished with a 65% increase in trade turnover in the current year, the dynamics is maintained in the first half of the year, we added $19 million together we managed to realize a number of projects. taking into account the increase in the frequency of mutual trips. the issue of resuming direct flights between minsk and bishkek is becoming urgent nature, but also an extremely effective method of treatment musculoskeletal system. see the heading source of strength on our tv channel. in 2012, the sanatorium nina 72. e is already operating as a sanatorium not only for children, but also for the mother of the child and for adults, the sanatorium, in fact, is designed to treat many diseases of such a wide profile, because it also treats diseases of the musculoskeletal of

there are a few days left to the beginning of the new school year, and the students of foreign nationals who are still enrolled in school are trying to enroll in one of the schools to continue their education, but in the education department , they have created schools. alhamdulillah, the departure was very bad and good, and 65,000 foreigners registered in khorasan razavi schools . it was expected that this year, more than 2,000 new students will be added to this number. last year , we had approximately 65,000 students . between 65 65 and 67 68 thousand knowledge population students of foreign nationals have completed the registration capacity of public schools in the scenic areas of the city. they said that due to the completion of the capacity of the schools, about 5 to 7 thousand students can enroll in public schools. unfortunately, due to the fact that these official documents for registration are not authorized and i could not register in the stock system, the population is between 10 and 12 thousand. we also have someone who is a student despite the fact that they are allowed to re

after the supreme leader's confirmation, and now more than half of the students in javadabad's schools are nationalse flood of sed and sima news agency . 14,000 pakistanis have been received and accommodated in the schools of south khorasan. director general of endowments and charities of khorasan south khorasan said that due to the fact that south khorasan is on the way of pakistani pilgrims returning to their country from arbaeen hosseini pilgrimage and holy mashhad pilgrimage, rockets have been set up to welcome pilgrims in the province , hojatul islam bakhsipour added that in south khorasan, the fifth that during arbaeen hosseini hosted by pilgrims pakistani hazrat abba abdullah salam and hazrat reza (peace be upon him) have been set up to provide services such as hospitality and accommodation , he said, and these rockets will remain until the departure of the holy pilgrims of south khorasan province. the director general of foreign nationals and immigrants of qom province said that these gifts of courage from afghanistan, azerbaijan and pakistan started their activities in the month of arbaeen

schools closed. i said earlier, we were 44th in the nation in getting kids back into schools and now we see virginia on the nape scores last year, first on the nation in learning loss in 4th grade reading and math. largest learning loss in the nation. it's clear. we put through a budget and now have a program we are rolling out aggressively across the commonwealth for intensive tutoring. 3 to 5 hours a week of incremental tutoring, 3 through 8th graders in math and reading, it will not cost parents or families a penny. it's critical, it's going to run for 18 weeks to 36 weeks in our schools where students are at risk of failing and the numbers are staggering. nearly two-thirds of virginia's 3 through 8th graders at risk or are failing math standardized tests. and 50% are failing or at risk of failing reading standardized tests. this is a lost generation unless we get moving. this is an intensive, all hands on deck effort, all in virginia, and we are going to get this done because these children deserve it. this is -- this is clear, they did not get the building blocks they needed, telling children th

of the belarusian national freestyle wrestling team, vasilisa marzalyuk, believes that the national women’s schoolr example, russia. summing up the results of the recent world wrestling championship in serbia, doctor , champion of the european games, notes that the team has not realized its potential and the number of licenses for the olympic games in paris, ours took two of them, does not correspond to the level of the belarusians. let us recall that the khaslakhanovs won tickets to paris 2024 from the men of kaladinsk and the girls. and as the head notes wrestling federation alim selimov, we are in the pool of teams that will fight for quotas at the olympics. considering all these factors, of course, i’m not happy with the team’s performance. mm, but we still have an opportunity ahead and two chances to get to the olympic games , where two tournaments, five, four licenses will be played out, i ’m sure that we will still get there, we can talk a lot here, relieving ourselves of any responsibility , no, in no case, we just want to give as much of ourselves as possible for the result in our time. t

the wrong identity box and tried to make an example of him and it wasn't just da, it was the national schools association. the fbi, merrick garland. shame on all of them for mocking a father who just wanted to speak up and defend his child. this da should be noted, put an order on him so he couldn't speak out about what happened to his daughter and the child moved to a different school and assaulted another student so real wrongdoing was done to the family and community and thank goodness governor duncan tipton to write the wrong. >> absolute pardon. you are at the senate hearing today, let's watch what happened. senator john kerry, we are not going to show the viewer what he read into the senate record, explicit pornographic stuff found in school libraries, outrageous. that's child abuse. democrats complain about the books being banned but that's not what's going on, that's also a lie. watch what happened with senator kennedy and graham, they are really angry. >> mr. secretary. what are you asking us to do? are you suggesting that only librarians should decide -- you came here with a proble

political fortunes of governor youngkin as well. >> this parent was at the centerpiece when the national schoole department of justice implied that parent should be labeled as domestic terrorist, glenn youngkin is a true hero for parental rights in education and with this move pardoning this parent, he shows he cemented himself as a leader of the new parents party, the gop, this is a great move and a great win for parents and more leaders on the republican side should follow glenn youngkin's blueprint for success. if you don't remember, i'm sure you do but for listeners glenn youngkin won his election in a blue state that went ten points divided the year before on the issue of education which was a number two issue in that election. the gop can be the parents party is up to the leadership to take the lead on the issue like glenn youngkin did. stuart: he might run for the presidency, thank you for being here we know we will see you real soon. vice president harris made headlines celebrated the 50th a diversity of hip-hop, it was her dance moves that caught everybody's attention. we will explain

new 8,000 students of the first class of nationals in schools of the province razavi khorasan registered, 5% of the students of razavi khorasan province are the sign of the atbat. the beginning of october and the start of the new academic year for students in the islamic republic of iran, out of the 170,000 first grade students this year in razavi khorasan province, about 8,000 students are nationals. there are foreigners who can learn to read and write alongside iranian students and fulfill their duties. i want to be a dentist. i want to be a doctor . i am happy. hope you guys they should be able to learn to write, i need to benefit from you, and they should be able to make the country better because of the establishment of the national immigration organization this year. this year, compared to last year, the students of iranian mother were faced with a lot of registration. i was very annoyed because i didn't have any documents , that is, they didn't answer me for the birth certificate. every time i came to the school, it said that i didn't receive the registration notification. from th

school. the long-standing requirements of calculus, chemistry and physics course is no longer mandatory because more than a 3rd of the nation's high schools don't even offer calculus is according to the national center for education statistics and many do for physics or chemistry courses. one alternative pathe university is offering prospective students is letting them take free online courses with khan academy and scoring a 90% or higher on a certification test. the school is hoping that students take advantage of the opportunity. health experts say it is a good idea to hang on to that covid vaccine card along with other medical records. the cdc officials say the card >> can be used as proof of vaccination and will help your health care provider make future medical decisions along with you. if you no longer have it, there are ways to replace it. you can contact your vaccination providers to get a copy of the record or contact the state health department, the federal government no longer requires people to show their vaccine card when traveling. >> to the u.s. from outside the country. more news right the country. more news r

as president as involve by for a 2nd and final time in the capital herani support is type the national schools stadium, where my uncle gave a speech. so the outcome of the election was the will of the people that tools already declared him the window of the disputed pole last month. loud imputes and says russia is open to negotiations to revive the black c deals that ukrainian grain exports. the russian leader has welcome the tech is present, the adults and the result of saki. it's 2 months since russia pulled out by you came by could do which guarantee the safety of ships tearing ukrainian grain into the black sea. we also have something to talk about from the point of view of insuring security in the region. of course, we will not have no issues related to the ukraine crisis. i know that you intend to raise the issue of the great deal. we are open to negotiations on this issue and the same was kind of in the context of the turkish russian relations during this visit. everyone is looking at the green corridor issue. they are expecting what to come out about the green, colorado, from here, the

johnson pushed for gun reforms following a mass shooting at a national school. intentionally bringing disorder and dishonor to the state house of representatives during a protest inside the house chamber. jones and pierson, who were black, were expelled but reappointed and re-elected. johnson, who is white, was not expelled. a decision that she categorized as racially motivated and joins us now for her first cnn interview as a candidate for the u.s. senate. thanks for joining us, representative. this does sound like a rather uphill battle. trump won tennessee by 33 points in 2020. why are you running for the u.s. senate? >> well, you know, what we see here in tennessee, there are more democrats and independents than there are republicans. and tennesseens have had their eyes open to the extremism in our state. we see that marsha blackburn is voting against health care for veterans, she's voting against keeping drug prescription prices low for senior citizens. it's extreme and it's out of touch. in tennessee, families need someone who is working for them. we're bu

schools are really a melting pot of everything going on in the nation. whatever you want to say, we are dealing with everything that is going on. it is all really hard to overcome. this is what we should be doing in schools. we are planning a welcoming environment. we are ensuring that every school, public or not, is a place that educators want to work in, and a place where parents want to send their kids. they have different divisions and equities. they have climate issues. we really have to deal with loneliness, learning loss, and the disconnection that kids feel today. it makes it much harder when teachers are underpaid, and overworked. they have to deal with the noise of culture. >> to create a welcoming environment, they have to show up for that. we saw the story about absenteeism among students. across the country, students have been absent at record rates since school has reopened during the pandemic. more than a quarter of students missed at least 10% of the 2021- 22 school year. before the pandemic, only 15% of students missed that much school. 6

expose the extent to which the department of justice and the white house was colluding with the national schoolicize the department of justice, target parents who dared to question the wisdom of a school board in this case of scott smith whose daughter is, i think, many know now, was, you know, assaulted in a bathroom in a public school. and scott just wanted to protect his daughter and he's the one that gets made into a so-called domestic terrorist by this department of justice. and the attorney general refused to answer the question. right? and then, when i pushed on him and i said hey, why have you not rescinded the memo he said there is nothing to rescind yes, there is. you took a position to target parents. you should rescind that. more importantly in the early part of that hearing, he was refusing to acknowledge the extent to which the doj has been slow-walking, very obviously, going after hunter biden. it was clear hunter biden is on burisma. you know, they didn't want to go after those issues and i asked him point blank at the end i said, look, don't tax cases go through main justice he

it makes me sick as the chief civil rights enforcer in the nation's schools and it makes me worry aboutocracy. >> so the conversation hits close to home for me because my son just started first grade as today. i do worry about some of those things. so how do we address that? how do we fix that, ensure that my son, of the kids when they're going back to school don't have to shoulder so much in the classroom and kenaf environments that they are forced to be in? you mention their compulsory but also respectful, safe, inclusive environments as well. >> 19,000 of us have come toht e office of civil rights so thank you for that. that's one path. we are issuing a lot of resources to try to share what the law is and those are things people can use themselves when advocating with the teacher come with a school district, with the school board, with the university of those are materials people can have at the ready. i will say in the badgers when he couldn't get the office of civil rights, my kids were in school and i did some things take a dear colleague and say i cited, make sure you want -- sur

the national school board association cited that episode as example of potential domestic terrorism in a letter to president biden. attorney general merrick garland asked the fbi and u.s. attorneys to investigate threats against local school boards that have not materialized. these actions appear to be an attempt to fit mr. smith in the democratic party portrayal of conservative parties of government as motivated by hatred. what do you say to that? >> john: it's all true, what they did. i just saw a piece of document earlier in the green room of my case actually on a highlighted piece of paper that was from the doj. not just that i was cited. you can see it highlighted. they -- they used me to silence moms and dads and grandmas and grandpas and everybody else that were starting this movement to protect our children and stand up for our rights, to protect our children and say what we think is right for them. they tried to shut us down. and unfortunately there's clear evidence that it somewhat worked. i mean, when you have the doj sending out that memo, that was bone chilling. i mean --

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he has pleaded not guilty. 5 greater bay area schools were included in this year's national blue ribbon schools recognized by the department of education for their overall academic performance and progress closing the gap between students. the schools include johnny, a whole entry school. san jose are sorry, jose. ortega elementary school and you low elementary school, middle college high school and stockton's middle college high school. the national blue ribbon school award recognizes the efforts of students, educators, families and communities. in the east bay to teachers are named teachers of the year in contra costa county. and they had the big celebration last night at the leisure center for the arts in walnut creek event, emceed by our very own. >> reyna harvey, there she is looking gorgeous. the words went to. >> joe says siko of a teacher at ignacio valley high school in concord and luisa gonzalez, ortega. she teaches at freedom high in oakley. speak to both of them later this morning at 10. 45? it's 5.26. and coming up next on the kron, 4 morning news, a deadly shooting in the

because schools are a melting pot of everything going on in the nation, the salad bowl, whateverant to say. we deal with everything that's going on. so the division, the hate, the disinformation, is all really hard to overcome when what we should be doing in schools is having a welcome environment and ensuring every school, every public school, is a place parents want to send their kids, educators want to work and kids thrive. there's a lot of effects of covid as well as position and inequities and climate issues that we have to deal with. loneliness, learning loss. the disconnection that kids still feel. and so it makes it much harder when teachers are underpaid and overworked and have to deal with the noise of all the culture war. host: create a welcoming environment but the students have to show up for that. i'm sure you saw the ap story about absenteeism among students. "across the country, students have been absent at record rates since schools reopened during the pandemic. more than a quarter of students missed at least 10% of the 2021-2022 school year, making them chronica

think about what americans have seen, national school board association, left-wing political group writes the white house and asked them to treat parents as terrorists, and the garland justice department does just that. they put together a memo, set up a dedicated line of threat communication, a snitch line. parents get investigate a by the fbi, get a threat tag associate with their name, 25 of them, whistleblowers came and told us were investigated by the federal bureau of investigation. americans have seen the fbi richmond field office put together a memorandum saying pro-life catholics are extremists. they have seen 20 fbi agent's, swat team members show up at the home of someone and arrest him in front of his wife and seven children even though he had indicated he would be happy to turn himself in. what was he arrested for? him and his 12-year-old son were praying outside of an abortion facility, some guy started screaming in his son's face and he did what any dead would do, defendant -- dad would do, defendant's child. the attorney general refuses to resend his directive. the fbi did

well, several bay area schools, they were included in this year's national blue ribbon schools recognized by the department of education for their overall academic performance and the progress in closing achievement gaps among students. those schools include john hall chan elementary school, jose ortega elementary school and you all elementary school in san francisco unified school district and middle college high school in san pablo, national blue ribbon school award recognizes efforts of students, educators, families and communities. all right. coming up on the kron, 4 morning news officials in the east bay are addressing that toxic martinez refinery released last year. we'll be right back. contra costa county's health. there are going to host a public meeting next week to discuss a report on hazardous materials that was released from the martinez refining company. it affected soil around the community back in november. you might remember of 2022, a toxic dust containing have emails released as a result. county health officials issued a warning to people living in the area do not eat an

. >> reporter: here in new york city bus drivers with the nation's largest school district say they won't go on strike during the first few weeks of classes but they're still awaiting a long-term deal. jericka? >> so much to sort out. thank you. astrid martinez. >>> straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," the post-pandemic wake-up call for schools across america. >>> plus the popular meat product being recalled. >>> and cooking up an alternative to a popular oil rooted in controversy. >>> as schools reopen many teachers are finding themselves playing catch-up before the first bell even rings. cbs's mark strassmann explains how the pandemic is impacting learning across this country. >> reporter: across america the three-year pandemic erased decades of incremental gains in public schools and widened gaps between top and bottom performers. >> i hope that results like these are that wake-up call. right? my kids, our kids weren't in school. >> reporter: harvard professor andrew ho is talking about widespread learning losses. in one study today's third through eighth-graders need roughly four

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join new york city classrooms this week amid concerns it'll further stretch resources in the nation's largest school district. tonight we're hearing from migrant families and from school officials. here's lindsey reiser. >> reporter: across the country cities like new york are buckling under the pressure of incoming asylum seekers it's become a flash point as more and more migrants arrive by the bus load >> we have people sitting in shelters and hotel rooms with no place to go, no work, no way to get around the city. >> reporter: as the city grapples with more than 107,000 new arrivals since last spring, according to new york officials concerns are now turning to the school year, which begins this week. while the city says 19,000 new students living in temporary housing, many of them migrants, have enrolled since july of 2022, mayor eric adams says there is no way to be sure how many more there are this school year. >> we don't know the exact number because this is a moving target >> reporter: at this recent event organized by the new immigrant community empowerment organization, migrant families pi

the minister of education we are obliged to register all national students, reza murad sahrai in the government committee about the request of schoolinistrators from nationals to pay tuition fees in public schools, he added that in these schools, what must be paid for my registration, we have a duty according to the order of the supreme leader of the revolution. all