Schools

Global Creative Titans Set to Judge AWARD School’s Top Student for 2025

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SYDNEY, Australia — The Australasian Writers and Art Directors (AWARD) has unveiled the panel of international experts, known as the “Super Jurors,” who will select the top student for AWARD School 2025. This initiative spotlights promising talent in the creative industry, and the chosen group of judges comprises prominent figures including executive creative directors, chief creative officers, and strategists. Among the distinguished jurors are Beth O’Brien, creative co-founder of Princess – A Creative Company; Daniel Walton, creative strategist at Meta – Creative Shop; and David Day, chief creative officer at Special in the UK. The … Read more

Oregon Law Schools Set to Expand Criminal Defense Clinics with New $3.4M Fund

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EUGENE, Ore. — A new initiative promises to bolster criminal defense clinics at law schools across Oregon, reflecting a growing commitment to legal representation for vulnerable populations. This funding effort comes in response to the pressing need for public defenders in the state, where thousands of individuals lack legal counsel. The Oregon legislature has recently authorized a significant allocation of $3.4 million to enhance these programs, following a prior one-time funding of $2.1 million in 2024. With this backing, law schools in Salem, Portland, and Eugene anticipate expanding their clinical offerings, designed to provide hands-on … Read more

Ex-Santa Fe Schools Chief Takes Legal Action Against District: Unfolding Controversy and Claims

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SANTA FE, N.M. — The former superintendent of the Santa Fe public schools has initiated legal action against the school district, alleging wrongful termination and breach of contract. The lawsuit filed by Dr. Veronica Garcia accuses the district of acting unlawfully in the decision to terminate her contract. Dr. Garcia’s tenure lasted just over a year, during which she focused on several initiatives aimed at improving educational standards and addressing systemic challenges within the district. According to the suit, she claims her dismissal was not only unjust but also influenced by political factors and personal … Read more

Texas Schools Mandated to Display Ten Commandments Following Controversial Legislation Signed by Governor Abbott

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AUSTIN, Texas — In a significant move this past Saturday, Governor Greg Abbott signed into law a measure requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom across the state. This legislation is part of a broader package that includes 334 bills aimed at shaping various public policies in Texas. The bill, known as Senate Bill 10, mandates that a durable poster or framed copy of the Ten Commandments be installed in all public school classrooms. Each display must measure at least 16 inches wide by 20 inches tall and be legible … Read more