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As Alabamians enter the month of August, many are preparing for back-to-school season. However, some families may be unable to purchase the school supplies their children or teens need to succeed. A Birmingham-based nonprofit is looking to change that.
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Fewer Alabama teachers are retiring. That is according to the Teachers’ Retirement System (TRS), which compiled the retirement rates of all 142 public school districts in the state during the 2022-23 school year.
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Alabama lawmakers approved an expansion of a scholarship program aimed at helping low- and moderate-income students attend private schools.
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Alabama senators advanced an expansion of a state program that provides scholarships funded by state tax credits for students to attend private K-12 schools. Senators voted 26-7 for the legislation that, would raise the household income cap and make other changes to increase the number of students eligible for the program.
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A proposed educational voucher plan in Alabama would give parents thousands of dollars annually in public funds to pay for private school or homeschooling expenses for their child.
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Mardi Gras is in full swing in the Mobile area. This carnival season is the tenth anniversary of the Magnolia Breeze Youth Ensemble. It may look like a drumline and dancers in the carnival parades, but it’s much more.
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The Dallas, Texas school system is the latest to allow teachers without certifications. The move follows Alabama administrators who hire educators with emergency certifications, often in low-income and majority-Black neighborhoods
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — An organization for Alabama teachers is expressing concern that children are being allowed to return to school before the end of…
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — The Alabama Supreme Court on Friday ruled in favor of the state's teacher's lobby, which argued a 2016 health insurance premium…
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APR commentator Steve Flowers often talks about Alabama governors, U.S. senators and other political heavy hitters, but not every person who wields…