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Former U.S. Secretary of Education promotes school choice in Mississippi
Former Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos joined state officials in Jackson on Friday to share her viewpoint on the current condition of the nation's education system.
During the event, DeVos discussed topics relating to the COVID lockdowns, stating that the move permanently set back the educational attainment of an entire generation.
DeVos stated that although she did not agree with the lockdowns, she thought they alerted parents across the country on what occurred in the classroom. Since then, DeVos said that she has witnessed a “great parental awakening” throughout the U.S.
“Parents had a front row seat to what was really happening in their kid's schools during COVID and for a variety of reasons, they are demanding that they now have a lot more control over how their kids learn and where they learn,” DeVos said during an interview on MidDays with Gerard Gibert “We're seeing states across the country passing these universal plans to give families the…
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By: Alyssa Arbuckle
Title: Former U.S. Secretary of Education promotes school choice in Mississippi
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/former-u-s-secretary-of-education-promotes-school-choice-in-mississippi/
Published Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2023 12:21:56 +0000
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Woman accused of killing man during domestic incident in Vicksburg
SUMMARY: A woman in Vicksburg, Mississippi was arrested for the shooting death of a man, Hakeem Samall Burnett. The incident occurred on May 1 in the Grove Street and Hayes Street area. Police found Burnett with a gunshot wound and he later died at a local hospital. Rheuvonia Ramekia Buck, 41, was charged with murder in connection to the shooting, which is believed to be domestic-related. The motive for the shooting is still under investigation by authorities.
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Mississippi teachers make less than national average
SUMMARY: Educators across the U.S. are facing challenges with low salaries that are failing to keep up with inflation. The National Education Association reported that on average, teachers make $69,544, with some states paying almost six figures while others pay only about $50,000. Starting teacher salaries are below levels from over a decade ago, and overall, teacher salaries have fallen by 5% due to inflation over the past 10 years. The impact of low salaries on teachers' lives is significant, but it ultimately affects the students. Efforts are being made to increase teacher salaries, but more support is needed from voters, legislators, and districts.
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Warmest days of the week are here – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: Temperatures in Columbus, Mississippi will reach the upper 80s on Wednesday and Thursday with occasional rain and storm chances returning starting late Thursday into the weekend. Wednesday will be sunny and hot, with a UV index of 9, making it a great day for the pool. Thursday will start with more sunshine but clouds may increase by afternoon, leading to showers and storms at night. Friday and the weekend will see scattered showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the low 80s and high humidity. Timing these rain events will be difficult, so it is best to stay updated on the latest forecasts.
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