there schools.owever, as you are about to hear, the swift action by the school district, closely supported by on september 5, a remarkable example of the power of leadership, preparation, and collaboration. i can share from my own experience over that labor day weekend, that the school superintendent, alberto carv allo's the white house convened federal departments and agencies and the response. so, here to speak from the department of education's perspective, i invite deputy secretary cindy martin, a former school superintendent herself and a passionate leader on education and focused on the health and safety of kids. deputy secretary martin. >> thank you so much for that introducti, for your collaboration. you heard our secretary talk about intentional collaboration, that's what we believe at the department of education. r, so we always bring that in. but your collaboration and the way you help bring all of the folks together that we could galvanize for support. when we got that phone call at libe

my own study occur in school. but by and large, when you look at other environments, schools are generally they ways. and i think that there is a risk when we only focus on some of those very visible security measures. and not doing some of the evidence based practices that we know can promote safer schools. and that would be things like promoting school climate, restorative practices, behavioral threat of the, the all have a nice body of literature and data to support their advocacy and actually preventing violence rather than some of these measures that yes, they're very visible. yes, intuitively, they might make sense like creating of the goals with the class or detection measures, but we just don't know. they're actually going to be affected. yeah, there has been a dramatic spike in school shootings and recent years. is there an explanation to that? or i wish i had an explanation for why we're seeing such an increase and you're right over the past 3 to 5 years. we seen school shooting as an, as a rise from aro

we cannot set a nother school year go by without making our schools safe. on the outskirts of dallas, several teams from a nationwide window security film installation company are getting ready to integrate some of these measures the company, c, e o james b o explains what his company is doing for him. we demonstrate that not so right now we are installing, pressing the windows and installing dual functions, solar security film for forced entry mitigation, right? so what we call the delay. so we're trying to delay people entering all the windows is also part of the state mandate for the state of texas. supporters of the governors law believe that increasing security in an outside school campuses will helped prevent the next shooter bo seize his company as being a small but critical part of the solution. because at the end of the day with the data is their doors and glass doors are the weak spot in schools. and that's what's being breach. some of the students in houston still believed that governor abbot failed to meet the student's needs and has to re adjus

school itself. never luckett elite daughter to stop the bullying. the director of one of my schools advise me just to get back to defend myself. we see that the focus wasn't on talking about it. when he gets of the situation, he favored more aggression. be over talking, love you nancy. i'm in the, the, the lovely brian saw powerless and alone played by soft out and he assumed she was somehow to blame. a typical response. i can, well, you don't see deal them. they may be thought, why go to a place where they be, be up and say to me and threatened me, but i don't know, it just didn't make sense. fun with it is 300, that kind of psychological stress. you end up thinking. i ended up thinking that the best thing would be for me to take my own life, send me that many of the foundation bullying seen from terrace or bullying without borders. estimates $1.00 and $4.00 children are harassed at school, and cyber bullying continues outside of school. to the group says bullying kills 200000 children and teenager

schools, dr.anna lacey, to albuquerque public schools, mr. robert elder. thank you to all the school superintendents who have traveled to be here today. we have teachers like ms. kathleen bullock, second-grade special ed teacher from brent elementary schools here in bc. and teachers associations like the national association of secondary school principals. we have at least 15 cios and chief information security officers, folks who are on the frontlines on the topic of cyber. from cambridge, massachusetts, mr. john kramer and, to fulton county in georgia, miss emily bell. there are education company ceos . from gross security, city bridge, and classlink. an founders, from google tech ventures and diverting hate, among others. and almost 200 other people gathered here today, committed to education, committed to school. each of you deserve your own recognition for what you do for kids. thank you for what you do for children every day. [applause] thank you truly for being here today to discuss an impo

you're volunteering in a school if you do have a kid in school, i hope you're volunteering in the school. you know, that, that we can be active participants in our school communities and to and work to ensure that they are the communities that we say they will be right. and, and often when, when i in my office see discrimination, it's not because an educator wanted to hurt a child. it was because somebody didn't know what the law was and didn't, didn't know how they were supposed to respond. and so let's help them to know and to make sure that, that we, we are fully responsive to our whole school communities. what do you think is the biggest threat to civil rights and education right now? >> well, i'm not gonna pick one, but the, the reality is thomas jefferson is famous for having said that the price of liberty is eternal vigilance. and the, the reality is that we have to always be vigilant about civil rights anywhere in civil rights and schools in particular, every, every school year is a new opportunity to discriminate. and so we are always having to remind, always having to, to start

school. so i've got office, thanks for the i sorry, one on 6 times to increase the current t more people than ever on the move worldwide in such a better price than mine. and one is very hard to say, very difficult to find out about some story info. my friends walking down the hallway at school, used to feel brian, here with dread. today he visit schools voluntarily. but for 12 years school was a living nightmare was done by the candidate. if i look for any reason to hurt, you said it would be seek, it might be the way you look. well mean how clever you are off with your clothes, or your tastes or that carries task. there can be a 1000 reasons. so i needed more people to know what none of them should be a reason for bullying and at school they left the schools are meant to be a safe place for children where they can receive an education grow in their personal development and learn to interact with others, but when children are excluded and bullied, their lives can become miserable. according

the country is announced and from the week in the future, at the beginning of the school year, schools are supposed to strictly address this issue in all girls' schools today, and the political and media environment that france is facing, and france's frost france, the extreme left and the middle cross, will welcome this decision. the government and the minister of education and france went and welcomed it, but in the spectrum of krep, setin observed that one of the two factions has come into existence and a torment like the communist party and also the socialists, they went to welcome him and welcomed this decision of the government, but france is unyielding to the environment. and green parties strongly they opposed this decision of the french government and how to start a religious war in the country and polarize the society at the beginning of the school year is a very important time in france. mr. hosseini's appeal to the french authorities, what is the explanation and justification regarding the situation of giving this restriction? now the discussion is that it was almost last w

schools in tragic. more than 100 schools in encland tragic. more than 100 schools in england are _ tragic. more than 100 schools in england are told _ tragic. more than 100 schools in england are told to _ tragic. more than 100 schools in england are told to close, - tragic. more than 100 schools in i england are told to close, buildings made from a specific type of concrete, over concerns they could collapse. on the first time, junior doctors and consultants in england will take part injoint doctors and consultants in england will take part in joint strike action. grant shapps has appointed defence secretary and promises to continue the uk's report last week mai khoi support for ukraine. —— uk's mai khoi support for ukraine. —— uk's support for ukraine. hello, welcome to the daily global, where we'll bring you the top stories from around the world. we stories from around the world. started south africa children we started south africa were 12 children are simply four people killed in a fire at a five—storey block of flats in johannesburg. kil

, a school board comes here with the inscription may 31, then in the elementary school of the village of lypyna , lviv region, the last bell rang , the educational institution was closed, the granddaughter of love, goryak he will go to the first grade in another village. well, there are no such prospects here, if the school was for you, of course all the children went here last year , 14 students studied here, six more were to go to the first grade this year. ivan bachalo has kept the keys to the school for two years since the roof was closed they changed, why did they make plastic windows ? according to him, the classes are not filled due to the low birth rate, if the school has less than 25 students, then the educational subsidy for such a school does not go, accordingly , the communities must finance the school from their own budgets, not all communities can afford to finance such schools, this is what the barbarians of the zhytomyr region say the day before on the first of september, together with their parents, they came to a protest at an institution that is planned to be closed

we're thinking about schools and school safety a comprehensive way. so there's not a panacea. there's not just one program that's going to make school safe. we think schools need to be care combining multiple efforts and thinking about the whole gamut of school safety. so these would be prevention activities. that can be things like identifying students that are at risk to begin with or threat assessments. again, they're trying to engage students. we think about things that are happening at the time of an inch. so what are some of those mitigation strategies like that were mentioning video where some of the things of the time of incident that could reduce the number of vendors that are happening. and then one thing that i think is really important in schools and sometimes overlook recovery strategies. if a school has a serious violent event, how are we going to support those? what school community is moving forward? and our job is to continue to develop the evidence based support as i think that was just in hinesville or the university of michigan. thank you so much and you re

schools letting the child go to school.ure that everything is done so that he is safe and sound in a number of cases. eh, we have detected unwillingness. or the school is not fully prepared for the new academic year in terms of road safety measures for children in the surrounding areas, and in some cases we have identified what e fire exits. e, fire extinguishers littered with lamps, they are in order and other fire safety equipment , therefore, we have taken measures to ensure that by september 1, of course, in all school and preschool institutions, those departments that are responsible for this have taken the necessary measures. children should be in a safe environment, in addition, we proposed measures to strengthen the protection of children's rights from hereditary actions. and uh, to all families and schools, social policy in action is when they turn the shoulder to those who really needs life, after all, there are different situations, but not a single child should feel deprived. therefore , alexander lukashenko alw

lack of shelter gives us what they were, they leave the walls of the school, choose other schools, unfortunately, we have a boiler room where the hood that was promised to us has not been made , they promise that there will be two classes there, also if we understand that the situation is very deplorable and very catastrophic and we appeal to the executive power with a request fulfill your promises. and you, our children want to study because our children want to study within the walls of our native school . only three were enrolled in the classics and they were incomplete, and in general, only in kyiv there is such a decrease in schoolchildren, and in kyiv alone, minus 5,000 first-graders will come to school on september 1 this year, and now not only schools in kyiv, but all over ukraine are selecting first-graders, and more about this in my next in the plot, show where the tooth was in the mouth, smile, the first sign that the child is ready for school, her teeth are falling out, this is timofey from kyiv, whose family is he going to the first grade, but the school where he was supposed to go

school or home school?you say public school is for you, tell us why. (202) 748-8000 is the number to call. if you say private school, (202) 748-8001. maybe you prefer a charter or homeschool or alternative type of school. (202) 748-8002 is the number you can call. you can post on her facebook page -- our facebook page, and on x. you can follow the show on instagram. it was on the pages of usa today the cover story takes a look at education in the pandemic or post-pandemic area and how some parents who took their kids out of school are sticking with schools that are alternative the public tools. public school enrollment dipped nearly 3% nationwide and has not rebounded. declining birth rates and immigration patterns were projected to cut into the population long before the pandemic. homeschooling surged. although it has dipped to some, the option is more popular than before the covid-19 crisis. charter schools gained and retained hundreds of thousands of students. national data predates the pandemic but some

what topics are studied in basic school and high school is important. we have with regard to history, and we are also using state textbooks for the first time. calendar planning of how many hours to devote to a particular topic for its study of a profile in physics, we, together with the minor in science, and not we see a serious need for personnel for defense-industrial complex engineering specialties. we will try to continue, uh, important conversation lessons, where we will also talk about significant events. e in the life of our country are our traditional spiritual moral values. they form the basis for these lessons on mondays as well. it has already become a good tradition. this is the raising of the state flag, the execution of the state. will the unified state examination program in literature change somehow ? lately there have been heated discussions around this issue. after all, pushkin lermontov they are after all are present in the school curriculum, but in primary school and then taken out for testing at the oge, and in high school. more at

this is one of the schools that's been designated a community school. getting special state funding to work on the programs and services and offer additional support and they want to build a setup that's unique to the families in this particular area. this part of the city. it's a program they've been doing in other schools at the district and now cobb elementary will get to move forward with that community school program as well. so a lot to look forward to in the morning ahead. gianna? >> yes, they do. and i'm excited to see all the kids and parents taking their kids for that first day of school. shawn, before you go here, we want to show and go back in time a little bit a picture of you, my friend. getting your school days started. look at that right here, shawn. >> reporter: i know. as we were talking about earlier, i do not have the overalls anymore. i don't think i could pull off the overalls today. but a nice look back at what? fashion was like in the early '90s. this was a graduation photo. i didn't have the typical back to school photo. that a

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today he visits schools voluntarily, but for 12 years school was a living nightmare was done by the candidate. if i look for any reason to hurt, you said it would be seek, it might be the way you look. mean how clever you are off with your clothes or your taste. without gary's task, there can be a 1000 reasons. so i need to know what none of them should be a reason for bullying at school a laptop, but i have enough schools are meant to be a safe place for children where they can receive an education grow in their personal development and learn to interact with others, but when children are excluded and bullied, their lives can become miserable. according to the united nations, one and 3 children experience some form of bullying, often leaving lifelong scars the brain. he now works as a volunteer getting workshops designed to prevent bullying. most of them are in spain of it, but today he's out of school in the tiny, neighboring country of in dora a busy by wednesday thursday. i'm going to tell you about my book that i've published and it's called beating but not defeated. joseph needs to go e

our school is going to close which schools?rents anxious to kind of learn more and hopefully they're able to learn more at that meeting tonight live in san francisco, amanda quintana, ktvu fox two news. amanda, thank you. let's get back across the bay to that breaking news. we're monitoring in oakland chabot elementary school in the upper rockridge is the scene of police activity this morning. our reporter henry lee has been live at the scene. henry, do you understand students were evacuated from the school? yeah we're outside chabot elementary in oakland. we're in the upper rockridge school has been stopped for now . parents are being asked to make arrangements to pick up their kids. oakland police have surrounded this area with yellow tape. they've blocked off a number of streets here along chabot road, including chabot crest, a couple of blocks. we don't have anything confirmed. there is some reports that they are asking for. canines from alameda county sheriff's, as well as eod or bomb technicians. it's very possible, but n

school district. it's been a busy morning here at skyline high school in the hills of oakland. this morning at huber elementary, oakland cooper intendant welcomed parents and students. you will recall last may that oakland unified students were out of school for over a week while the teachers went on strike. now the teachers in the district finally came to an agreement on higher salaries for educators, and so-called common good changes that include a reparations task force, and more say from parents and teachers. >> it is the first of the year. so, i don't want to put words in the students and families mount that i do know for some of our teachers that we recently hired, the increase in salary did make it more feasible . there have been many years where we blocked teachers, not because they did not want to teach in oakland, but they could not make the math work with the high cost of living . >> i am kind of jealous, because they got all this new stuff you forget we did not get to have none of this. so

attended the school until last year. the police knew that the school helped us realize we can drain because before we didn't dream, now we do when we are confident that we will achieve our dreams. this will happen then heading on the schools transformation is initiated by taking advantage of a plentiful resource for some comedies and g o raised money to install solar. walter, he cuz said the boat is, could take regular hot showers for the 1st time over a 100 solar panels now produce full times more electricity than the school uses. the excess has naples the project to assess will outstanding power bills and supply electricity to 3. move schools, installation the dormitories also lower energy consumption and costs. food autonomy is another important paulette in the self sustaining model. an a tech tough um and shows the students get healthy and balanced meals. southwest parties, so sold to local shops or wholesale markets, providing the school extra income. but the best, more freight than that. on that clean, we offer the

school school to fly obliquely in it, remember we are all now school school speed is always with me.very day. the god of my school teachers will always be with me, which will always be with me. i want to remember every day the benefit of my teachers, that he will be with me will be his zones. calling for change again. we all fill the entire floor like it's a dance floor. i missed you so much to all friends from the parallel. now all the teachers are many here, and i am alone. which remember we heart school school mountains all friends, this is with me at all times. i want to remember every day the benefit of my school teachers will be with me will be with me always. i want to remember every day my teachers, what will happen to me. morning broadcast on belarus 1 and belarus 24 continue the news in pavel azovik studio. hello , belarusian athletes won fifty awards following the results of two days of the second games of the cis countries, our team is in second place in the medal standings 12 once the athletes rose to the highest level.

i school handled covid very well and i do not _ school handled covid very well and i do not think— schoold very well and i do not think they were _ school handled covid very well and i do not think they were as _ school handled covid very well and i do not think they were as affected l do not think they were as affected as other— do not think they were as affected as other schools. _ do not think they were as affected as other schools. i— do not think they were as affected as other schools. i think— do not think they were as affected as other schools. i think a - do not think they were as affected as other schools. i think a lot - do not think they were as affected as other schools. i think a lot of i as other schools. i think a lot of people — as other schools. i think a lot of people are _ as other schools. i think a lot of people are very— as other schools. i think a lot of people are very proud _ as other schools. i think a lot of people are very proud of- as other schools. i think a lot of people are very proud of what i as other schools. i think a lot of i people are very proud of w

so why is it taken until now to warn so many schools? , , . , , schools?ncredibly last-minute, _ schools? this is incredibly last-minute, you - schools? this is incredibly last-minute, you know, i schools? this is incredibly l last-minute, you know, this schools? this is incredibly - last-minute, you know, this is last—minute, you know, this is something that has been known about for a long time. ok, the advice may have changed, but to school leaders and teachers, you know, preparing to start the new year next week in most cases for children expecting to come back to school, it feels incredibly last—minute, it feels rather shambolic, if i'm honest. last-minute, it feels rather shambolic, if i'm honest. several hundred more _ shambolic, if i'm honest. several hundred more schools _ shambolic, if i'm honest. several hundred more schools are - shambolic, if i'm honest. several hundred more schools are still i shambolic, if i'm honest. several. hundred more schools are still being checked. forthe hundred more schools are still being checked. for the ones where

as we start this school year. when i shared, i listened and learned last year, one of the things i learned is that it can feel very hard to navigate the district and not clear how to get the support that families or community members need to be able to just understand how we're operating or if they have a particular question. and so we're starting the year with a real intentional effort to become a more accessible and welcoming district. so what you see here is a picture of our the front of the district office. we now have a receptionist there who will welcome you and more importantly, who will pick up the phone if you call. so if you call our district line and press zero that she's there, tasha's there to answer the call. but we know sometimes you're looking for specific information. and so we've updated our website to have a clear department directory and we're working to put in place the expectation that every phone number has somebody who answers it, or if they don't answer it because they might be on another

public schools are in crisis. in some ways, it feels like talking about ai and stem is amazing, but coming out of covid, learning loss is so enormous. we don't have the basics down. rice: learning loss is enormous, i am not sure it is a matter of money to be quite honest. i am learning about a lot of the covid money in schools that was not even spent. we did a study at hoover for a state that shall be -- remain unnamed. all of the technology was being used for administration purposes, not for teaching in the classroom. because the teachers were fearful of it. you can fix that and have the teachers learn how to use the technology. finally, we do have a habit in this country of sending the least well performing teachers to the four schools. that is not a matter of money -- to the poor schools. that is not a matter of money, that is values. if you're a bad teacher, don't send the bad teacher to a school with poor kids, because you would not want that teacher in your school. until we call that out, we are not going to

like many schools. this one has installed cameras for the outside, but they're not currently authorized indoors. so there's less our cameras need to be, the students and the teachers themselves, enough and the she wants the school to be a respectful environment that strengthens children's social skills. a place that teaches every child to celebrate their uniqueness, rather than being ashamed of it. the meanwhile, jose manuel lopez is on his way to a meeting with his lawyer. the regional court has rejected their appeal. they need to discuss what to do next. the, their lawyer, powell and our bona is not giving up legally their only option now is to pursue a civil case. look, i don't know. there's no sort of hard evidence to pin it down. i'm not send a fax to preschool bullying for a criminal case that a sample for school. i don't even been a that they waited more than 18 months for a court ruling. the new trial could take up to 2 more years to put the evenings, if you can, we demand compensation. it will

and schools.l backpack this year has again become more expensive , according to rosstat, the national average cost of a basic set for students has increased by 11:00 to 13%. according to tradition , prepare a girl for the new school year it will be more expensive than a boy, and on osipova she calculated on what and how to save money and at the same time found out that she is now at the peak of school fashion. studying should be a joy, high school student roman giants is sure. so i chose a school backpack that you won’t get bored with. the digital display will show everything you want from the lesson schedule to your favorite characters. this backpack. it is not boring one that one picture and all the shit can't be run here. why in principle, you can download such smart backpacks in russia , domestic brands for the new academic year prepared, thoroughly occupied almost all the niches vacated after the departure of western players. at the same time , they do not enter into school uniforms either in

a sample for school. i mean, they've been out they've waited more than 18 months for our court ruling. the new trial could take up to 2 more years to put the so if you can, we demand compensation here. my wants a maximum, but i mean, not for myself. see if i know if we win anything, i'll donate to charity video something either, but wasn't ultimately the children aren't to blame either. they're just the children because nobody's someone needs to be accountable for the mistakes that were made. because after everything that happened to my daughter is dead, and that has to have consequences here. legal expert jordy, neeve of renewal has followed care his case from the start. he says, bullying is always difficult to prove in a criminal case and believes civil proceedings have a greater chance of success. and on the, on the, for the civil case, all the parents can expect this money. nothing more. because there's a one not, of course that's not just us, but at least it's something solid going on. and perhaps mo

enter the school. the future for the application of this special police issue deploy in schools, whose job is only to monitor and monitor the clothing of muslims and young girls, but in the future we will continue to discuss this decision of the french, but now we will go to the first short news package and we will see the syrian air defense several rockets of the zionist regime over the airport aleppo international airport in northern syria intercepted and destroyed a syrian security official said that the country's air defense was able to shoot down most of the hostile missiles before reaching the target. the syrian ministry of defense of this attack caused damages material entered the runway of the airport and caused its operation to stop. al-mayadeen network reported a fierce clash between the forces of the so-called democratic syria and the residents of two cities in the eastern suburbs of deir ezzor, syria. the clashes took place after the forces supported by the american occupation of abu faleh

to be hugely disruptive for schools concerned.— schools concerned.ols concerned. what is your understanding on _ schools concerned. what is your understanding on numbers - schools concerned. what is your understanding on numbers of. schools concerned. what is your - understanding on numbers of schools involved here? fiur understanding on numbers of schools involved here?— involved here? our understanding is that there are _ involved here? our understanding is that there are 150 _ involved here? our understanding is that there are 150 schools _ involved here? our understanding is that there are 150 schools who - involved here? our understanding is that there are 150 schools who have | that there are 150 schools who have been identified as having this form of concrete so far. there may be others. 52 of those schools have been able to put mitigations in place so that the buildings are usable. that leaves 10a schools so far who have this form of concrete, haven't yet been able to put mitigations in place and so have been advised to close those spaces to c

tell them, but we show up to the school to see how they are ready for the school year. marina zhukova has been teaching russian language and literature for more than 15 years at the kirov secondary school in the vitebsk region, according to the teacher, she loves her job very much before her eyes, the school has changed only for the better in the office. new modern furniture so that classes take place in a comfortable environment. children they also come to school with pleasure - this is a second home. in the truest sense of the word, and the school is a place where they, but communicate, where they meet, where they gain new knowledge, where they are fond of, where perhaps in the future their passion will outgrow something more comfort for teachers and students. this year, a planetarium projector was opened at the school after repairs. displays an image of the starry sky on the ceiling, an office with the latest equipment allows you to engage not only in astronomy, but also to teach children of all ages to the subject and organize additional classes. next we have maps o

it doesn't matter whether it's a flat land school, a hill school. that's pretty dominantly white, but for us to be receiving these threats and our kids to feel like they're targets in elementary school in oakland evacuated over a series of threats containing racist comments targeting students and parents, the fbi now stepping in to investigate. ktvu crime reporter henry lee live at the school with the very latest. henry yeah, all is quiet for now, but for hours, this school was closed as officers and k-9 units scour the campus for any signs of trouble after these disturbing threats. racist emails and bomb threats led to the evacuation of chabot elementary school in oakland on tuesday morning and prompted staff to turn students away. they rushed him back to the car and asked him to get back in and tamila jackson was dropping off her ten year old son instead. officers cordoned off the school and brought in k-9 dogs to search the campus. the school is predominantly white and this past saturday, students of color and their families got together for a so

we have 10 schools in the city in total . we will dig up the school grounds by the end of the year. in general, in ukraine, in 2023, it is planned to equip almost one and a half thousand shelters in educational institutions. the government has already allocated for this one and a half billion hryvnias, but this is not enough after all, more than 5,000 moles need to be raised, the greatest need for exposure is in kharkiv oblast, kherson oblast, mykolaiv oblast, in dnipropetrovsk and odesa oblasts, these regions are at risk due to russian where the shelling will be, the local military administrations of each region will decide closer to the beginning of the academic year. the number of students who will study in one shift increases. the vast majority will study face-to-face in two shifts. this is the kirovohrad region . 297 schools are planning to start the school year face-to-face, which is 65% of the total number of students. will be held in 116 schools in dnipro and out of the available 154 in kharkiv, where many parents have expressed their willingness to teach their children face

schools. now, back to school means the end of summer, which can be a bummer, because you know what it's like. you want to stay home if you're a kid. but you can help ease your family back to school by coming up with a plan. we talked about a child psychologist who suggests getting organized, from school supplies to school clothes, to limit and minimize the chaos, establish a routine so kids know what to expect in the morning, when they get home from school through bedtime and start easing into it a few days before school resumes. schedule family time, especially time to read together. >> reading books give you different character, how to express your feeling, how to engage with others, life skills. so all these things, if they learn at home, then it will be easier for them when they go to school. >> reporter: that was a child psychologist who also recommends you communicate with your kids' teachers, if you have middle or high schoolers, make sure they're in the loop about those communications.

it's just a school. like a normal school. and here is some. well, it's an unusual school. the new one is too different. how to say it? the new version is let's say the school is opened by the head of the republic and the deputy minister of defense for them, a long tour of the school labyrinths. this is not a cinema, just an auditorium. no, not a banquet hall, a cooking room, a dishwasher, an oven, a juicer and services are included. 16 girls cutlets are fully staffed with the opening of the school of the future. the message to the descendant is received after another high-speed nakhimov school, literally 3 months ago. here the first stone was laid. and now the first buildings are being completed. this is what the building looks like from above bird's-eye view of the site itself round-the-clock security and surveillance by at least one employee of this mannequin, the military builders of record holders. they are immediately rewarded with orders and medals in response to the promise to keep hands with military precision next to new buildings, destroyed by recent battles at h

so go off to school.ur heart and the whole world is right before you. i get emotional because i love it. >> you make me cry too. >> yeah. you are so special when they're little and they love teacher as you have attested to. >> yeah. and i still love you. i know that that seems weird hearing from a 51-year-old man and i tell you what, i felt loved and because you loved me, i loved you back. and i was safe in your classroom. >> oh. that's -- >> so for every kid who's watching this morning. >> that means the world to me and i love you, darling and we must stay in touch. >> all right. so thank you so much and you know we all ha that inner child on the inside of us and i haven't thought about her for 47 years and when she popped on and said good morning my darling, good morning my sweet pea. it just comes back. >> like a second mom to you. and i can see why. she looks great by the way. >> yes she does. >> she looks fantastic. i felt like she was talking to me, reed, not just you and every student out there. bu

kumasi: the first day of school for two bay area school districts in this year brings changes in the south bay, what san jose unified is doing to address concerns from parents attitude just and students. --parents and students. drew: numbers in the mid 50's to the low 60's, some dense fog along the coast this morning and some coastal drizzle with our marine layer. you can see from our mount tam camera, a live look at the low clouds. we will begin with a dust with sudden clouds, temperatures very similar to yesterday, at or near average, 70's and 80's away from the coast. we do have some changes, warmer ones into the weekend. let's see how traffic is doing on this thursday. jobina: throughout our show we have been following this deadly crash in mountain view, to start our commute commit we are asserting to see a miners low-down nearby. southbound know what southbound 85, investigators and a coroner on scene. we are not seeing much backup in this spot, a nice time to move your way into san francisco if you need to. busier at the san mateo bridge. you can see taillights traveling. a loo

a military school. well, it got sad. it's cold there. somehow it was warm before. and now it’s generally cold, so that along the corridors. that's how it is, everything will be, yes. mariupol, the city is being restored quite quickly, people are changing, joking , smiling, water appeared in the apartments, electricity, fires disappeared, field kitchens at the entrances. all this was last year. well, this has arrived. it’s like, well, when all this, in short, came across, i see that my mother dug up my mother with one hand, well, how else would they, well, how to say, breathed in the air, dad could hardly dig into it, i would see an open fracture of the breast. here is such a romaha was in his hand, he was generally in shock. he stands, i watched, he says, mom, i don’t want to die like that. he's all in shock. i just collected some water for myself, they started shoot, but i think i have a baby in the basement. i can't. well, god forbid what happens to me, who will help him? well, each new for me front-l

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schools, the school of their choice. they can go to public school if they have a good public school in their neighborhood. what people are arguing when they argue against money following the child, the schools are so good that everyone would leave them if given a choice. some affect seems contradictory. host: we will go onto whiskey again, michigan and hear from jesse. caller: how are you doing this morning? host: doing fine, thank you. caller: i want to ask this gentleman, he was talking about reparations. what do you think about the 2% tax breaks for taxpayers? the second thing, these people calling our trump people. i live in whiskey again -- there are people coming in getting food stamps. i am 91 years old. listen to me. i done seen it all. i was in mississippi. i was born in mississippi. i seen it all. if i could have been anything i wanted to be, i had an opportunity. all my kids, all my kids, are going to graduate. some went college. everybody is not doing well. the thing about it is, all my grandkids had to lose

my name is maria how did you go to school? i studied at school. i'm excellent, although i can't say that all my items were equally good. i'll take you in the sixth class in a quarter seasoned three to draw. i couldn't. but at the same time, the school ended with one b, then he studied in person. bsu i was already there with a parent. no bad grades. do you remember your very first deuce for what it was? as a child, i was so enthusiastic enough, therefore, if i liked doing something, i could sit long enough and teach lessons to study textbooks to do not only homework, but also do homework 2 5 10 lessons ahead . but if i didn't like something, i could frankly do not. and in principle, to come to school and tell the teacher about it directly, now i am already an adult. i understand that, probably, i was wrong, but for this i was given a deuce. and you cried when you got deuces. no, you know, i'm not absolutely not a perfectionist, and i never understood those guys of my classmates who were excellent students who came to retake b's. we had a five-point