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Use of corporal punishment in Alabama public schools dropped 44 percent between 2016 and 2018.
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Use of corporal punishment in Alabama public schools dropped 44 percent between 2016 and 2018.
Two Alabama high school teachers tell APR about losing loved ones and the struggles they’ve had with school districts they say didn’t do enough...
There is no plan to reopen Alabama’s public schools. That much was clear after state superintendent Eric Mackey’s hour-long press conference on Friday —...
Senate President Pro Tempore Del Marsh introduced a bill, SB119, into legislative committee on Wednesday that would indefinitely repeal Common Core standards and all...
By Larry Lee Education Matters Most educators agree that the recent process the state school board went through to replace state superintendent Tommy Bice...
Education Matters By Larry Lee My friend Joe Morton spent 42 years working in Alabama public schools, the last seven as State Superintendent. Today he...
