it 's just a school. not a gymnasium, not a lyceum, and then it turns out that there will be only one tenth grade, and it will be profiled, and there is a profile or several there, someone wanted to choose languages. who is there math and uh, what to do for those children, uh, who did not score seven points each, that is, the child goes according to the registration, but next to the house. everything is convenient, but there is only one class, and i will repeat it, that the usual high school class. m-m basic, in which everything is studied at a basic level, has not been canceled, but in this case it would be possible to go to a neighboring school, for example, to try to go. well, that is, there is an option, but just go and it seems to me that everything is new. well, the forgotten old, because we are always in the ninth grade, but our children were determined somewhere according to the profile, if you wanted to and moved in the ninth grade, you can already drive away from home to another school. excuse m

public schools are government schools. those types of actions as we say in the book, i feel like it's like charging a machine gun nest with nerf guns. we salute your efforts, but we will bury you all. what did they do those parents? good luck, see you later, next. my mother protested at pta meetings in the school board in the 1980's and 1990's. god bless her. she took me out of those courses whether it was the sex ed course or the quest self-esteem thing that is benign by today's standards but she recognized it for what it was back then and she protested and pulled out. guess what happened in the middle school? nothing. 99% of the other kids at forest lake high school still went to that education and the quest program and now we are on the 95th iteration of that at forest lake high school in conservative minnesota. they control the pipeline of every aspect of educational industrial complex. the unions being the most powerful arm of that but the teachers colleges textbooks curriculums certifications accreditations all hard

it's just a school.mnasium, not a lyceum, and then it turns out that there will be only one tenth grade, and it will be specialized, and there are several profiles there , someone wanted to choose a language, who is mathematics and uh, what should those children do, uh, who didn’t get seven points, that is, the child goes according to the registration. uh, close to home. everything is convenient, but there is only one class, and i will repeat that it is a regular high school class. mm, the basic ones, in which everything is studied at a basic level, has not been canceled, but in this case it would be possible to go to a neighboring school, for example, to try go. well, that is, there is an option, but just go and it seems to me that everything is new. well, the forgotten old, because we are always in the ninth grade, but our children were determined somewhere according to the profile, if you wanted to and moved in the ninth grade, you can already drive away from home to another school. excuse me, but ano

it's the 1st day of school. good morning class. i would wanted sit down zine abs teacher introduced her and other classmates to the nigeria learning passport. now she wants to see if the students actually used it. oh, i mean, yeah, the many pass go to study. at all about. oh, crazy proof by don't be shy sun. oh zine av is one of just for pupils. other say their parents can afford data smartphones or tablets. so they can't learn online. almost half of nigerians have no internet access. the government is working to make the learning passport available offline, but expects to reach just 3000000 other countries. 20000000 children by year's end . back at home, zine, arb and america are doing their afternoon chores. they don't know how much longer their parents can continue to buy data for their online lessons. but they plan to use every opportunity to fulfill their dreams. they say i need to dedicate said because sounds frequently made a cool little thought, often in study made a sink. so and without education and is now on for a hero.

ation school rob nesbitt is there live outside of the school. i believe rob, a can of what can you tell us? i'm at the corner of press and fontaine treat. this is where they have media set up. oakland police are expected to give a press conference to give aupdate. i don't know many details about what happened with this shoooo ing. but what i do know is just the chaos of the scene. i'm going to set it for you. >> at this intersection, there's a lot of parents walking up and down and also guardians who parents were unable to get to this area to pick up their kids there and work there in situations where they can get them. so a lot of people panic hoping that their kids are ok. i talked with several of those parents, one of them. she just rushers quickly. she could. here's what she had to say about the shooting today. >> i was at home and they just sent that letter to my and that there was an active shooter here. and then the school started to call and let me know that there block because of the shooting. so i just this year to get the authentic an

a cherokee immersion school for their students, starting from elementary school up to high school.that we are doing travel consultation on these issues. we want to make sure that whatever we are doing is supporting what the tribe wants for their own communities and, of course, we have the tremendous support of president biden in this effort and we look forward to moving forward. >> okay, very good. so how is the department that you are working with, tribes, organizations, they have already become some aspects of the work such as the truth and reconciliation commission? >> senator, i am not quite. i apologize, could you ask the question. i have a little bit of trouble hearing you as well so if you could just ask. >> i will try to talk louder. how is the department of interior working with tribes and organizations that have already begun some of the aspects of this work such as the state of maine's truth and reconciliation commission? >> i think it is really our job to make sure that we are supporting tribes in whatever way is the best way possible for them. of course, that is always

schools in alaska and seven schools in hawaii.dentifies approximately 53 different schools that contain marked or unmarked burial sites. as the investigation continues, we expect the number of identified burial sites to increase, along with more definite numbers have identified indian boarding school sites, children and operating gates of the facilities. our obligations to native communities mean that federal policy should fully support and revitalize native health care, education, languages and cultural practices that prior to federal indian policies sought to destroy. the department, working with relevant sister federal agencies, will also work to expand tribal community access to mental health resources. i recently announced that we will embark on the road to healing, a tour throughout the nation, to hear directly from survivors and descendants about their experiences. unnecessary part of this journey will be to connect survivors and their families with mental health support and to create a permanent collection of oral historie

it should be some kind of boarding school, that is, one large school somewhere in the regional or districttake children from the communities, as you see it, not to the regional center, but to the district level the center , or if the regional center is nearby, yes, that is, if there are villages around the regional center, then of course it is possible, and this is stipulated by law, that primary school , i.e., the first and fourth grades, should be as close as possible to the place where the child lives. well, because the first the fourth grade is really hard for children to drive, it's hard to get there and so on and so on, but from the fifth grade you have to go to a bigger school, it's good for socialization. it's good because the teacher who works with more children has a higher qualification simply because she has to work and with different situations. i am already silent about high school , about lyceums, which, as we promised, should offer a choice of subjects, a choice of profile, etc. and so on. in the 10th grade, we need to have, i don't know, 100,100,150 people in the stream, n

of that school shooting. that's the latest here in highland hospital in oakland. henry lee back to you alright and henry, obviously you're going to stay there at highland hospital. we do expect that update coming from hospital officials on the shooting victims happening at 4 30. obviously, once that happens, we will head back to your location to get the update from the hospital. henry lee reporting live. thank you. we're gonna move on here and shift to the other big story happening in this country today. that would be hurricane ian. it made landfall earlier today in southwest florida, hitting gulf coast cities hard, including naples and fort myers, also picking up about 170 miles north of tampa foxes. madeline rivera has more now for us on the conditions in tampa. hurricane ian barreling down on southwest florida wednesday afternoon at times, damaging winds topping 150 mph knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people on sanibel island gusts pushed a devastating storm surge as ian moved ashore. the sa

i had a lot of confidence in elementary school, in middle school, i lost a lot of confidence, it was not until i found myself in college that that confidence came back. i made that my life's work. i felt like i could make a bigger difference working with the young people. trey: you did. if that is why you did it, you did. you report from a middle school teacher to running one of the largest school districts in our state. did the profession change? how did it change from the time you entered the classroom as a teacher until the time you retired as the superintendent? >> you mentioned it as you were opening. one thing that i have seen that has changed over the last decade and a half have been the politicalization of education. this is an issue that all of us care about whether you are republican, democrat, independent, i just watched over the years how we politicize this important part of our democratic society. that is one thing i would like to see us do is come back together and talk about things that matter the most when it comes to our young people. trey: this is a question always

what is schools doing to prepare for that? what are their biggest concerns in germany, worries about another coven, 19 outbreak, a compounded by the current energy crisis. the new school year began, or quite normally, without masks or covetous. the huge relief for students at the paola through school in the south western city of fryeburg. the caters for children from elementary school to university entrance age. he thinks it as antonio still school director geared pollock is concerned about the weeks ahead. experts say the infection numbers could rise considerably this fall. the government says it's well prepared, but get pollock isn't convinced in detail this and that we're not getting any details on what preparations have been made. honest as the school we're pretty uninformed. as far as covered regulations for the fall, i concerned, we don't know what measures are to be taken if there's a new wave of infections. soon hyphen will automatically be told what to do at the last minute, just like last fall, but then still have to

balboa, burton high school, mission high school and wall on bird high school, june jordan high school, academy high school, san francisco international high school, independence high school, downtown high school, and john o'connell high school. we're accepting students on a rolling basis and students can apply at tiny url dot caulk slash sc -- applysac22. and lastly, we recommend all high school students read the student newsletter that was september out last week -- sent out last week to be up-to-date with things happening with the school district next month. >> thank you to our student cal get. cansoha and hanson and to compliment what dr. wayne opened up with opening remarks, i had the joy of being at willy brown middle school and be surrounded by our students and welcoming our families and educator and staff and just really acknowledging and recognizing just how much our educator, administers and staff, what last year was and the opportunity and hopes and joy for this upcoming year so i just wanted to again, recognize and acknowledge our educator and staff and administrators for d

all the same, parents can communicate with the school administration to visit the school.how needs to be agreed in advance. that is, there is no such thing. here i have a minute. i want to go to the school and talk to the principal or the class teacher there. reasoning about what i at the break, the class teacher will come up with all my questions, i will solve them. she is not a very good position, because the class teacher at this time can prepare for the lesson. he must also conduct it qualitatively. therefore, we act in full accordance with the culture of relationships, and we will agree on meetings, but the main thing, let's say, is the head of the educational institution in the educational institution, and therefore all questions today. passes in an educational institution admission of strangers, uh, including parents, despite the fact that they are participants in the educational process only by permission. it seems to me that our teachers have lost this personal border with the advent of vibers and other instant messengers, and we need to rebuild these borders , be

i am a school choice litigator. i defend school choice programs around the country. so i want to focus on carson from that perspective while it's certainly addressing the religion clause issues that came up in the litigation. since the modern school choice was in its infancy back the in early 1990's, the big unresolved question whether choice is permissible under the federal establishment clause. opponents of choice argued because some parents might choose relilgous schools that -- religious schools that might constitute a state of religion and thankfully the supreme court roundly rejected that argument back in 2002 in a case called zellman vs. simmons harris. if it has religious and nonreligious schools can participate, so long as they operate on the private choice of the paernlts, it's -- parties, it's perfectly fine under the establishment clause. others didn't pack up and go home. they retrained their focus to state institution constitutions. specifically in provisions that are called blaine amendments and found in 37 state sdugss and generally speak -- constitut

school system.and, again, it's kind of not my area of expertise. institutionally at i.j., you know, we don't have a position on some of these issues but i would say carson does address some of that, at least with respect to religious schools indirectly. and that is remember that i said that it relied a decent amount on our lady of guadalupe. that case was all about religious autonomy. it concerned religious schools' ability to avoid employment discrimination claims based on sex discrimination and the court relying on principles of religious autonomy held that the church-run schools in that case could not be subjected to those lawsuits and so the fact that carson relied heavily on our laidy of guadalupe and that kind of -- its principle of religious autonomy perhaps forecasts where the court will come out on some of these issues that lie ahead. whether government can condition participation on certain admissions policies or employment policies. but again, i wish i could say something more beyond that

school. his name is farsha. so go to school for the first time the second, because the first we have already entered the military school. and this one said i'll follow in the footsteps. the first call for yesterday's kindergartners was by no means symbolic after the lineup. first graders. they sat down at school desks and found out what they will be taught before the beginning of next summer, literally calligraphy elementary arithmetic. this goes without saying, but there is new items that were not in the predecessors. monday, first-graders will be taught the history of russia in extracurricular activities. so far, without thick textbooks and memorizing paragraphs, the format of the lessons is clear from the title of the entire course of talking about an important generation, our generation was brought up in exactly the same way and we pass on to our children that the sense of responsibility, responsibility and love for their homeland brought up by us is new educational standard. touched and

uh, in high school. maybe 1 hour of russian at school in some territories., but at the same time, all other items are read in ukrainian language, therefore, this change they are so symbolically more ostentatious, but in character. let's not forget yet. here's another thing, that in ukrainian schools, and this year new people came, and these are not students. they are teachers and parents. yes , schools have become en masse, and the object of accommodation, but of the armed forces. yes, that is, just military bases have been converted en masse, right? districts, yes, and we already know this, there is this adequate international ministry that recorded all this. that is, these are not some of our fantasies on the topic, so this is also today, when we talk about education and schools. eh, it's also impossible not to mention it, so to speak. and what is already happening in the liberated territories in the schools of donetsk, kherson, zaporozhye, the situation is very different. and here, when they usually talk about it, they operate on a certain average tempera

idea of school police.haven't made up their minds scrum for says he you talk to one council member. >> who does favor having officers on campus. >> after last month's shooting at james madison middle school in oakland. we spoke to some city council members to get their thoughts about bringing back school police in the oakland unified school district. here's what they had to say. >> any solution that puts more guns in schools is out of balance. i think we need to sit down and have a conversation with the parents. i'm not so sure that we want to run back to creating stand-alone police department. >> later in the wake of usd school shooting this time, injuring 6 people, including students and staff. i checked the positions on the subject of school. police remained the same for 2 of those council members. however, one of them, lauren taylor, he's leaning more into the idea of having police on campus. my conversation with the staff from the district >> is to have dedicated officers from the police department tha

no one knew that the school year would begin, yes, obviously. no one knew that the school year would begin, yes. you have seen that the ministry of education and science, as well as the ministry of defense, for example, called to find this money for children for whom there are no textbooks. and here it is necessary to understand that it is not enough that the children must have all the textbooks, work in gadgets, it is necessary to understand that there are families where the child does not have of each of your gadgets or is it just a phone, which is definitely not good for health if it is an inferior gadget with a large screen. and there are also villages where the internet is bad , and there are also, according to the population, points closer to the contact line where there is no internet, that is unfortunately, this is a very complex problem that will once again lead to the strengthening of this inequality in education when not all children have normal, equal access to education, well, in essence, it violates the basic law and this additiona

we supplied our school and practically equipped the school. each class has a tv.her the media installation of the teacher has printers in recent years have wi-fi, that is, use in the classroom. yet again information technology is access to information access to educational environment here, when a new technology has come. at least there were children. well, let's say that initially. they had plus the question became about teachers. we have young teachers. they have become part of our team. they adopted all these technologies. this is where we started programming. a cutoff in the high-tech park administration noticed us. we are one of the rural schools that are very active in this direction and have allocated us. 5.500 rub. for purchases of computer equipment to prepare a dish, as in a restaurant , you need to think like a chef, if i see in the recipe that the tomatoes need to be cooked , then they are immediately replaced with tomatoes in their own juice. it is much more profitable in a project for a week together with a culinary guru. we test recipes from the int

everyone wants to go to school.making friends with friends and getting something else, which i really want, because it 's something else. i don't know teleport to another life. this is adult life. let's be happy about it future teachers, doctors, programmers, many first-graders came to school with specific plans for the future. this year, about 900 students sat at the desk at gymnasium 61. for them , institutions created all the conditions, opened new profiles and physical and mathematical english and biological chemist. words good calls change me mom lucky here. i am learning. i became a well done childhood, i already wanted to ask my mother. is it possible, but she said you will grow up and you will go. i want an article, because my clothes are very cool, it turns out to live. we we are proud that this academic year, our graduates actually enrolled 95% of students on the budget. for us, this is a great pride for our teachers. that's why they entered very popular specialties. so, for example, let's say that five st

and generally at school, what's at school, what's the hardest thing to help?why a? therefore, if you bump into someone , pigeons are flying, you will fly away, you will run along the corridor, immediately the teacher is a collar, and you do not run, and here you will also try to be silent for a whole lesson. if they don't call you, you tried to be silent for 45 minutes. no, i haven't tried it. excuse me , what time is a quarter of the second boy in 45 minutes, what time will it be, don't fool me boy. well, please tell me, i really need this, right? well, look, you see, the big arrow is at 12, and the small arrow is at two big arrow. i understand, thank you, please. where are you going to be silent for 45 minutes? nothing will work. she can talk to you. very necessary. say, little man, let out a word, let it out. say a word let's get it out. well, what should i do with you? why are you pestering the guy, come on, march out of here bash maybe they hit where? good upbringing, you help him out of bruises , but he doesn’t even want to talk thank you. children are g

school segregation. this is something we know is increasing across the country, something you don't within in your prior role. there is something a new jersey related to school integration. i am wondering what, if anything, the administration might be doing to support schools or districts that might be wanting to start integration policies in their schools. sec. cardona: i do have a lot of expense with that in connecticut. we in connecticut really used a magnet school model to attract students from different communities. i know the president's budget also included funding to help support efforts to integrate schools. it is sad that we are discussing this, this far out after legislation on desegregation. the reality is, it requires not just strategies from the department of education, but the willingness of communities to see the benefit of diversity, to make sure that, like for me, my child experience in school was better because they were able to experience learning with people that were totally differe

the rule effects over 150000 schools, including this primary school in southern levy. teachers here say parents have been very supportive of the new regulation mandatory in islam. here we are trying to introduce the he jumped to the girls as early as possible, even though they haven't reached puberty yet, but this way they won't be any problem when the time comes for them to wear it. on . the jakarta educational authority disagrees. a joint decree on school uniforms, by the indonesian government recently even banned public schools from making religious a tire mandatory. the move followed the national outrage over non muslim students being forced to cover their hair and chasm teachers believe that girls must where he job. but that is not part of our regulation. i think there is no obligation to where the he job as part of the school uniform. if you are a muslim at the it's a matter of choice for the student and their family. while the central government's position is clear, indonesia, the supreme court has revoked the decree in support of local autonomy. how far religious freedom actuall

you can get ready for school, success in the new school year.d now, without wasting time, we run further straight into school, because the new school year begins school years wonderful new knowledge new friends, new impressions more new desks clean notebooks school bells. by the way, why does the first call, namely on september 1, sound, and not say in march or october, who and when came up with the idea that you need to sit at your desk on the first day of autumn. the first lesson of school history today will be given to us by sergei abramov sotnik and anastasia navahatni. do you know why knowledge day is celebrated on september 1, once on this day celebrated the new year after the adoption christianity is widespread, byzantine traditions are widespread in russian culture, and byzantium, including the calendar, and byzantium, the number of years. uh, it was conducted from the creation of the world and it was considered the first day of the year, just on september 1, peter moved the new year to january 1. and that's how the kids started. the har

and we need to make sure schools like catholic schools flourish and you will need school choice to dohank you, we begin with the red threat rising from china, the ccp promises it will take countermeasures in response to the us approving the sale of $1 billion worth of weapons to taiwan. the country would receive 60 anti-ship missiles, one hundred air to air missiles and more, the state department officials is the proposed sales routine measures to modernize taiwan's military. thousands of flights have been canceled as pilots go on strike, german airline canceling 800 flights out of frankfurt and munich impacting 130,000 passengers after the latest wage talks with the labor union have failed and expect more of travel nightmares at home on this busy labor day weekend, after the pilots picketing a dozen airports across the country calling for better conditions and benefits. september and if you are wondering when it might look like him outside your window this could help, the smokey mountain prediction map shows fall best spots to catch leaves that have dropped or are dropping. the north

shch, russian schools.ed migrants from the republics of donbass from the territory of ukraine in samara, along with children, are met not only by teachers, but also by psychologists. and in izhevsk, yaroslav yablonskikh from mariupol goes to the line with a bouquet of colorful asters. and why are you worried that i will go hello and in the dpr, lpr and in the liberated territories, schools begin to work according to russian educational standards, more than 7 million russian textbooks are provided for this, which contain true information, including about history on our peoples of our countries. schoolchildren and students, parents and teachers today sound the best wishes of valentin matvienko at the moscow college of communications, the biggest asset in russia is oil not gas. these are our brains. these are our people who can and are capable of everything. and now we rely only on you when we talk about technological sovereignty, because try to teach well okay, diligence and talent, as a component of success.

islands and cities teach at school teach at school teach at school.very glad that i could meet familiar faces in my class, that i can see all my relatives, talk with them and share some of my feelings and experiences. and, of course, teachers. we are, of course , a teaching staff. eh, in our school and all of mariupol with this bright holiday, a wonderful holiday, the first tank day holiday, e, the beginning of the school year. mikhail sergeyevich zolotov, head of the administration of the ordzhonikidzevsky district of mariupol, is in touch with us now hello we are glad to welcome you. please tell us how this wonderful holiday was held on september 1 in mariupol passed, like all holidays on september 1. even the coins did not stop, when there were still fights, it clearly gave, which is distributed from the ukrainian side, it bears first of all, well, an attempt to display what is not bad here on the side. here it's all business and the children go to school 16 schools fully. now it is already working. but they pointed out the fakes, just the forty-fi

school choice or die. it is not school choice and not public education but a school choice and public education and reforming that system and recognizing that there are children being as a -- educated in america that are being taught that america is not a very good country. is that what we as americans want being taught in public schools? it's a question a lot of people need to grapple with. >> we should take a moment to thank the teachers union for doing so much to advance the concept of school choice and homeschooling than anyone could have ever imagined in the past couple of years. she overplayed her hand, you have the cdc closing schools, hurting kids academically and mentally. two weeks to slow the spread turned it to two years to flout the generation of children. you had the chicago teachers union, they overplayed their hand and show their true colors. we are all better off for it because in 2021 we are dubbing it the year of school choice. the biggest goal choice expansion in a single year that i ha

there are schools in this country today that have a ratio of over 700 -- one school counselors.hink about that. what does that mean for first generation college student that wants to go to college, does not know how. parents may not be able to helpt thembl. one of 700 of school counselors but for not providing better working conditions by ensuring e adequate support for the classroom teacher to provide support for the student, we are kidding ourselves we better working condition means we revisit normalizing teachers could work in classrooms that are 95 degrees all day. but the class of 27 students. working conditions mean when we steer students back after a pandemic, many of them put over one or 50000 students having lost a parent or caregiver due to the pandemic. we treat them by professionals by providing professional learning opportunities on how to deal with trauma. it's a better professional learning opportunities for teachers. better career pathways. pay is agency b is better working conditions and see, competitive salaries. that is the bottom line for it we want to recrui

whether your school will be identified as a good school or school, schools really ramped up all the other to make sure that kids were ready for that test, to identify which kids were not over the bar yet. what happened and we saw this by 2013, 2014, even the obama white house was sharing data from the council of city school districts pointing out the extraordinary amount of testing that had grown up around what was supposed to be a once per year assessment. host: let's go to carl in virginia. good morning. caller: hello. i was born in 1998. i graduated in 2017. this was my life in pennsylvania. you make a great point. i did not know it was supposed to be one test because when it came to the npa, they were developed and written by pearson . then we had the keystones given to us in high school. it is this runaway testing. we felt like there was a revolutionary year. what are we going to have this year? what tests will we have to take this year? it really got crazy. you made a good point about gifted education. i was gifted. i went through that program. that fizzled out in high school. from

some schools go even further in our area, two schools in my school do not, and another school has aners. here is such a social change of sex, a way to get away from problems, survive trauma in the family or at school for others, a fun game and it seems like a game that has become quite popular among schoolchildren. my son was confused, i think all his friends said they were gay and boys and girls, but he did not understand how to be here. the kids said they were gay to poke him. it was terribly bad that overplayed teenagers can go to the doctor to declare the desire to change sex and get the appropriate hormones. they mutilate their body without real need in some states it is allowed from the age of 13 in others from 14 or 15 and again in these states parental consent is not required for this, but it happens that like our hero, the heroine. ash children are limited to only changing the name. well, then the grown-ups leave these games and prosperous returns to her biological god we do not know how the fate of ash himself he intends to only 18 years old, making the final decision which

go to school .housands of schoolchildren also sat there, training is provided both in full-time and remote formats. all studies in russian ukrainian will also remain, but as an elective at will. and what to do wrote learned to spell. uh, mom, i came to the city to buy clothes about it for myself, i was preparing to collect a portfolio for the school year in new realities. carefully prepared not only schoolchildren, but also the teachers themselves, under the patronage of the ministry of education of russia, professional retraining courses were organized this year, teachers from the kherson region, zaporozhye and other regions gathered in the crimea, we will integrate. gradually, the course is very useful, because every day i meet with teachers. ah, who are the titans in the field pedagogy, because hmm how much i worked at school, how much i studied i studied. i am very good teachers. still. i learn a lot of new things, especially about the digitalization of education, but nothing is ever difficult.

it's not a small school. there are over 900 students there around 80 teachers from what i understand all of the injured have since been taken to the hospital. and there are more parents arrive in that scene because the 1st message is a sutter appearing. there were through social media with telegram channels and you can imagine as a parent, when you start seeing that you just dropped off your head to school. and then you start seeing these reports coming in. and some of the students actually managed to contact their parents to try and get help either from them or for them to call the police. and we actually have a message from one of the students. so let's see what she had to say. mom called the police. there we shoot him in to school. they're shooting, it's carry. here we call the police. there is shootin in the school just a heartbreak and can only imagine and receiving the message like that of the parents and the school is actually very close to the town hall, the local administration there. that's why not

in schools because the third amendment requires that schools teach the constitution. take a look at the civics renewal network. it costs nothing and we have a really nice index that will help you find it and we urge you to mix-and-match to try to find things that work best for you. host: you mentioned c-span in the classroom here at c-span for viewers who want to learn more about the annenberg center's . you can find that on our website at c-span.org/classroom. that is where you can go. guest: you don't have to wait for constitution to celebrate the constitution. it is available every day including the days we are celebrating constitution day. host: plenty of calls for you already this morning. this is paula here in washington dc, democrat. caller: good morning everyone. i am a federal worker. i work in human resources in the executive branch. i do question related to what you were just discussing which is educating individuals, young people in school. i am a middle-aged person and don't remember getting a lot about civics in high school in the 80's. i was just wonder

dozens of new schools have opened today. us for all , success begins at school, meeting with beloved teacher from the first book from the first opening , it is at the school that the foundations are laid for successful subsequent work, so that the school becomes such a place , we create all possible conditions for this, on behalf of the president of our country vladimir vladimirovich putin, a program of major repairs of schools until 2026 began this year. this program will cover at least 7,300 school buildings. in thousands of schools at the expense of federal funds under the program initiated by the president of our country, and another 1,000 schools, repaired at the expense of regional funds, which today begins work, which is already tatyana's strength. i just said to the unique all-russian center for blind children. the school line was held today in the new building of the first university lyceum named after lobachevsky, it is located in the city of ust-labinsk, krasnodar territory. this is a modern educational institutio

well, i'm glad that your child got into a new ukrainian school. and judging by your words, it's a positive learning experience in peacetime . it was only about the educational space, good desk styles, and something else, this is a very big simplification, because the main goal, er, the main goal of the reform was to create an education system according to which every child will be able to reveal his natural qualities in the best way, to love learning with the goal of later realize herself in life, find what she likes to do, and really the task that was set in elementary school is to learn to learn and make the child love learning, accordingly, the educational space, individualization of education was only one of the components. and this is really very important , considering that this year the reform passed into the fifth grade, that is, those who were the first students of the new ukrainian school, they are fifth graders this year, and unfortunately, under the current leadership of the ministry of education, nothing has been done for that for the

the house's 4 different schools on campus ranging from middle school to high school. opd is assistant chief says 6 adults were shot and taken to the hospital. >> 2 of them with life-threatening injuries. the campus where the shooting took place is in the oakland unified school district district spokesperson john sasaki. this has been a rough year in oakland. >> but it doesn't define us. it doesn't find a school district that doesn't define the city. everybody needs to come together to make this stop. this nannot keep happening in our city. so please, everybody needs to do everything we can to ensure that our kids are loved are supported. and that anybody who would engage in this realizes there's always a better choice to make. >> police say the victims of the shooting were affiliated with the school. meantime, investigators spent much of the day canvassing the area investigating is a part of looking into all aspects of the go big factors for >> we're asking for people, community members who may have information about this incident. please contact the local police depa

some schools go even further in our area, two schools in my school do not, and another school has an such a social change of sex, a way to get away from problems, survive trauma in the family or at school, for others, a fun game and it looks like a game that has become quite popular among schoolchildren. my son was confused, in my opinion, all his friends said that they were gay and boys and girls, and he did not understand how to be here. the kids said they were gay to poke him. it was terribly bad that overplayed teenagers can go to the doctor to declare the desire to change sex and get the appropriate hormones. they mutilate their body without real need in some states it is allowed from the age of 13 in others from 14 or 15 and again in these states consent of parents to this is not required, but it happens that like our hero the heroine. ash children are limited to only changing the name. well, then the grown-ups leave these games and safely return to their biological god, we do not know how ash's fate will turn out . there is another side of the criminal: two cases of rape were