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A teacher in Florida is in serious trouble with the local school board over woke TikTok videos featuring his students. On Friday, the Twitter account Libs of TikTok shared the videos posted by Ethan Hooper, a language arts teacher at Howard Middle School in Orange Country, Florida. One video showed white students acting like servants…

This is a scene that has become all too common in classrooms across America: students not only showing blatant disrespect for authority but also emboldened enough to resort to physical violence. A ninth-grader in Georgia became the latest when she issued a beating so bad her teacher ended up with a broken leg. A twitter user obtained…

Project Veritas released disturbing undercover video Wednesday of a high-ranking official at a Chicago private school bragging about teaching students about “queer sex” using items like “butt-plugs” and “dildos.” Joseph Bruno, the Dean of Students at Francis W. Parker School, explained to an undercover PV journalist that an LGBTQ+ advocacy center brought in the items to distribute…

Primary schools in the Netherlands have begun serving insects to students, in a bid to gradually introduce the Great Reset’s goal of normalizing the consumption of bugs. A report by the Dutch news site rtvoost expounded on the project, initially launched at the city of Zwolle in the northeastern province of Overijssel. School canteens in the city announced that…

Another important aspect of regulating behavior is providing alternative programming. “We have to figure out how to help students meet some of those socialization needs, but in a safe way,” Song says. Offering outdoor, socially distant activities, she says, will help schools “fare way better than just to say, ‘Hey, just don’t party.’ ” Figuring…

As the fall semester gets underway, college students are reuniting with their friends, getting (re)acquainted with campus and doing what college students often do: partying. But in the time of the coronavirus, as more parties surface university administrators have been quick to condemn — and even berate — the behavior of students. “Be better. Be…