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PNS Daily Newscast - May 21, 2018 


Giuliani now says the Mueller probe into Russian collusion will end by September. Also on the rundown: Healthcare providers gear up as Trump's new "Gag Rule" targets Planned Parenthood; and some perspective on the administration’s push for Arctic oil.

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Education

A 2017 legislative analysis found that only 26 percent of New Mexico's third-grade students were proficient in reading. (pixabay)
Critics of NM's K-3 Testing Plan to Address PED Hearing
Thursday, May 17, 2018
SANTA FE, N.M. – The New Mexico Public Education Department will take comments in Santa Fe Thursday on a controversial proposal to hold back ...Read More
The start of Ramadan means Muslims will be abstaining from food and drink during the day for the next month. (raech78/Twenty20)
How Wash. Schools Can Respect Students During Ramadan
Thursday, May 17, 2018
SEATTLE — Ramadan officially began Wednesday, which means American Muslims will be fasting for the next month. Ramadan is the holiest month ...Read More
A 2017 law requires Oregon to upgrade older, diesel-powered school buses by 2025. (tmeanes77/Twenty20)
Report: Ore. Plans "Electrifying" Replacement for Diesel Buses
Wednesday, May 16, 2018
PORTLAND, Ore. - Oregon has announced it will replace hundreds of old diesel-powered school buses, and a new report suggests that replacing them with ...Read More
Some lower-income students would rather skip lunch than go to the cafeteria and be lectured or denied a hot meal because their parents owe the school money. (Wokandapix/Pixabay)
Meal Shaming, Denying Food to Students Spurs MA Lawmakers to Action
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
BOSTON – A cold sandwich is what students may get instead of the hot lunch they wanted at some Massachusetts public schools. They often are ...Read More
Some students reported spending five to six hours on tests designed to last only two hours. (tjevans/Pixabay)
Teachers Cite Testing Trauma in Call for Legislation
Tuesday, May 15, 2018
ALBANY, N.Y. – Educators say recent problems with high-stakes testing in New York's public schools highlight the need for change. New York ...Read More
President Barack Obama signed an order establishing the White House Council on Women and Girls in 2009. (whitehouse.gov)
IL Lawmakers to Vote on Equality Issues
Monday, May 14, 2018
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Human rights dvocates are hoping legislation that would advance the voices of women and the LGBT community will make it as ...Read More
Educators marching on Wednesday would like to see increased funding for programs such as early childhood education, which researchers have proven makes a difference in a child's likelihood of success. (Twenty20)
NC Teachers Prepare to March on Raleigh
Monday, May 14, 2018
RALEIGH, N.C. — At least 20 North Carolina school districts will be closed Wednesday to give teachers in those districts the chance to ...Read More
As many as 1 in 10 current or recent college students face homelessness as they struggle to pay student debt and living expenses, research shows. (andrew_t8/Pixabay)
Studying While Hungry, Homeless: Educators Float Solutions
Monday, May 14, 2018
BOSTON – Studying while hungry – many college students struggle to get enough to eat because they lack money to buy food. At Worcester ...Read More
The average student debt load in 2017 was more than $39,000. Nearly 44 million Americans currently owe nearly $1.5 trillion in student loans. (Pixabay)
Understanding Long-Term Impact of College Costs
Monday, May 14, 2018
DENVER – As another school year draws to a close, a new survey shows a majority of high school juniors and nearly 40 percent of seniors say ...Read More
Given new research on adolescent behavior and brain development, the Annie E. Casey Foundation calls for new approaches to juvenile probation programs. (Pixabay)
St. Louis Sees Success in Transforming Juvenile Probation
Friday, May 11, 2018
ST. LOUIS – For more than a decade, St. Louis has been transforming its juvenile probation programs, pulling away from courtrooms and offering ...Read More
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