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Teachers at three Glasgow schools to strike over pay

Teachers in Scottish schools are to strike over pay, increasing pressure on Scottish ministers to offer public sector workers an above-inflation pay rise. The NASUWT said teachers at three secondary schools in Glasgow would go on strike for one day next week, followed by strikes at three more...
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No money to upgrade schools, says Tawde

Congress-NCP government’s 2014 scheme scrapped Maharashtra’s Education Department has said that it cannot afford to provide ₹10 crore promised to upgrade 100 schools, as the government’s financial condition is not sound. Education Minister Vinod Tawde, while replying to a point of propriety raised by Nationalist Congress Party (NCP)...
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Gurugram schools closed for two days

Brick kilns, hot-mix plants and stone crushers have also been shut down In view of high levels of pollution in the Millennium City, the district administration on Thursday announced a slew of measures, including declaring holiday for schools for two days and intensifying public transport. Making an announcement,...
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Cape Town learners march for safety at schools

Thousands of learners from several schools in Cape Town have marched to Parliament demanding greater safety at schools. The march follows incidents of gang-related shootings and clashes on the Cape Flats in recent weeks. Learners, members of Equal Education and teacher unions Sadtu and Neptosa took part in the protest....
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Why do we let schools hurt our kids?

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a piece for Salon about Michael Moore where I recounted the story of how he became the youngest elected public official in U.S. history.  At 18, Moore decided to run for head of his Michigan community school board on the simple platform that he...
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