In-School Teaching Experiment?

Around a dozen Washington, D.C., charter schools are offering in-person instruction for select groups of students. This move is being dubbed a teaching experiment in the age of COVID.

Missouri S&T Announces $300M Gift

Missouri University of Science and Technology is planning to use a $300 million gift to establish a new school, develop new research areas, and provide scholarships and fellowships.

Barrett's Supreme Court Hearing Opens

Will there be a new justice on the Supreme Court before the November 3 election? Republicans are pushing for Amy Coney Barrett to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s spot.

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Scholarships: Advanced Teacher Training

Teachers in New Mexico have a new scholarship option to help cover continuing education costs and possibly significantly increase their salaries.

Extension On Voter Registration Denied

Although a computer meltdown may have prevented thousands of people in Florida from registering to vote, the registration deadline will not be extended.

Venezuelans Fleeing As Troubles Mount

Although headlines have focused on COVID-19, Venezuela's economic and humanitarian crisis did not vanish. And now Venezuelans are fleeing their country.

AG On Alleged Plot To Kidnap Governor

Michigan's Attorney General Dana Nessel disclosed on "CBS This Morning" that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was regularly updated about the alleged kidnapping plot.

'Sesame Street' Tackles Racism In TV Special

Sesame Workshop – the organization behind “Sesame Street” – is airing a half-hour anti-racist special later in October that will feature skits and songs in a Zoom-like format.

American Poet Wins Nobel Literature Prize

Yale University faculty member Louise Glück became the 16th female Nobel Literature laureate when she won the Nobel Prize in Literature for her poetry.

Vice Presidential Debate Takeaways

Separated by plexiglass Vice President Mike Pence and California Sen. Kamala Harris faced off at the vice presidential debate where topics included COVID-19 and the Supreme Court.

Trump Vows Not To Participate In Virtual Debate

The next presidential debate was supposed to be virtual because of President Donald Trump testing positive for COVID-19. The president has refused to participate in a virtual debate.