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    Morehead State hosts inaugural Regional Educators Rising Conference▼Morehead State College of Education hosts inaugural Regional Educators Rising Conference✉newsLifeEducation19 min ago

    Morehead State University's College of Education has hosted its first Regional Educators Rising Conference, bringing together aspiring and current educators from the region for a day focused on the teaching profession. The inaugural event aims to support students considering careers in education and strengthen local pipelines of future teachers amid ongoing educator shortages.

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    More Than 800 Palestinian Teachers Killed in Gaza●More Than 800 Teachers Killed: Palestinian Educators Face ‘Battle for Survival’ - Palestine Chronicle https://www. palesMmastodonLifeEducation414 h ago

    The Palestine Chronicle reports that Israeli military action in Gaza has killed more than 800 Palestinian teachers, describing educators as facing a battle for survival. The report highlights the toll on Gaza's education sector, with schools devastated and teaching staff among the casualties since the war began, raising concerns about the collapse of children's schooling.

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    Love Our Schools Launches Education All Stars for Lafayette Educators▼Love Our Schools Launches Education All Stars to Celebrate Lafayette Parish Public School Educators Nomination Period: October 5–30, 2026✉newsLifeEducation19 min ago

    Love Our Schools has announced the launch of Education All Stars, a new initiative to honor public school educators across Lafayette Parish. Nominations open October 5 through October 30, 2026, allowing the community to recognize outstanding teachers and school staff. The program aims to celebrate educators' contributions and boost support for public education in the parish.

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    The Cato Institute argues that despite the United States being drawn into conflict with Iran, Congress retains meaningful power to shape the war's course. The think tank's piece points to lawmakers' constitutional authorities over war powers, funding and oversight as tools that remain unused or underused, framing congressional inaction as a choice rather than a legal limitation.

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    UT San Antonio Artist Unveils New Public Artwork at San Antonio Airport▼UT San Antonio artist and educator unveils new public artwork at San Antonio International Airport✉newsCultureArt30 min ago

    An artist and educator from the University of Texas at San Antonio has unveiled a new public artwork at San Antonio International Airport. The installation was announced by the university, which highlighted the faculty member's contribution to the city's public art scene. The piece is now on view for travelers passing through the airport.

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    Dan Saks cycles across Netherlands to launch picture book●🚲 ICYMI: To mark the release of his picture book "On Our Bikes," musician and educator Dan Saks traveled across the # NeMmastodonCultureBooks515 h ago

    Musician and educator Dan Saks marked the release of his picture book 'On Our Bikes' with a family cycling trip across the Netherlands, testing out the country's world-famous bike paths. A music video and vlog from the trip shows the family riding along countryside routes and crossings, drawing warm attention among parenting and kid-content audiences.

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    World Teachers' Day thanks pour in for educators▼Happy # WorldTeachersDay ! 📚🌱 A heartfelt thank you to all the amazing educators who plant the seeds of knowledge everyMmastodonLifeEducation616 h ago

    World Teachers' Day is being marked with messages of gratitude to educators, including from gardening and education groups that highlight how teachers help young people learn and grow. VegPlotter used the occasion to thank teachers and promote its classroom gardening tools, encouraging collaboration between gardens and schools.

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    Users switch from Google Authenticator to open source alternatives●I ditched Google Authenticator for an open source alternative; I've never looked back✉newsTechnologySoftware1 h ago

    Google Authenticator is losing favor with some users who are switching to open source two-factor authentication apps. A tech writer says they ditched Google's app for an open source alternative and have never looked back. The move reflects ongoing concerns about proprietary authenticators, including cloud sync and privacy trade-offs, with community-driven apps seen as more transparent and trustworthy for securing online accounts.

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    Herring Gut Coastal Science Center adds AmeriCorps environmental educator▼Herring Gut Coastal Science Center welcomes AmeriCorps member as Assistant Environmental Educator✉newsEnvironment13 h ago

    The Herring Gut Coastal Science Center in Maine has welcomed a new AmeriCorps member to serve as Assistant Environmental Educator. The role will support the center's marine science and environmental education programs for students and the local community. The announcement was carried by regional outlet PenBay Pilot.

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    Delaware educators raise concerns over school accountability plan▼Delaware educators voice concern about proposed school accountability plan✉newsLifeEducation3 h ago

    Delaware educators are voicing opposition to a proposed school accountability plan, according to WHYY. The teachers and school staff worry the plan could affect how schools are evaluated and supported, though details of their specific objections have not been widely reported. The proposal is under discussion as state officials consider changes to education policy.

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    UAE theatre veteran and educator Eric Dury dies▼Much-loved UAE theatre veteran and educator Eric Dury dies✉newsCultureTheatre11 h ago

    Eric Dury, a theatre veteran and educator long based in the United Arab Emirates, has died. He was described as much-loved in the UAE's theatre community, where he was known for his work on stage and as a teacher nurturing local talent. Tributes and remembrances are expected from colleagues and former students.

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    New Book Chronicles Americans Fighting Back Against DEI Policies▼NEW PRI Book Tells Stories of Students, Parents and Educators Fighting Back Against DEIThe Great Equity Epidemic chronicles courageous Americans challenging controversial Equity policies and K-12 and higher education✉newsCultureBooks4 h ago

    The Pacific Research Institute has released a new book, The Great Equity Epidemic, which tells the stories of students, parents and educators pushing back against diversity, equity and inclusion policies in K-12 schools and higher education. The institute describes the book as profiling 'courageous Americans' challenging equity policies they consider controversial, adding to the ongoing national debate over DEI programs in education.

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    Rowan researcher studies AI tools to help teachers understand student thinking▼Teaching teachers: Rowan researcher explores how AI could help educators understand student thinking✉newsTechnologyAI2 h ago

    A Rowan University researcher is exploring how artificial intelligence could help teachers better understand how students think, according to Rowan Today. The work examines ways AI might support educators in interpreting student reasoning and adjusting instruction accordingly, adding to a growing conversation about the role of AI in classrooms and teacher training.

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    Michigan Lottery honors educators with Excellence in Education award▼Michigan Lottery’s Excellence in Education award honors state educators✉newsLifeEducation19 min ago

    The Michigan Lottery is recognizing outstanding teachers and educators across the state through its Excellence in Education award program. The honor celebrates educators for their contributions to students and schools, with recognition highlighted in local Michigan media.

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    A theatre teacher in Windsor has been named Educator of the Year, according to a report from regional outlet North Forty News. The recognition highlights the teacher's work in the local school's theatre program. Further details about the teacher's identity, the awarding organization, and the selection process were not provided in the report.

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    USF launches $4.8 million initiative for young English learners▼New $4.8 million initiative to transform how educators support young English learners✉newsLifeEducation3 h ago

    The University of South Florida has announced a new $4.8 million initiative aimed at transforming how educators support young English learners. The programme will focus on improving teacher training and instructional practices for children learning English. Details on funding sources, partners and specific activities have not yet been made widely available.

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    Google offers free AI training to UK and Ireland educators▼Making AI training available to UK and Ireland educators✉newsLifeEducation9 h ago

    Google has announced it is making AI training available to educators across the UK and Ireland. The programme is aimed at helping teachers understand and use artificial intelligence tools in their work as the technology spreads through classrooms. Education leaders have been calling for practical guidance on AI, and the announcement is drawing attention from teachers and policymakers in both countries.

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    Jen Sorensen praised as a top political cartoonist●RE: https:// mastodon.social/@jensorensen/1 17378265360097516 hands down, Jen Sorensen is one of the best communicatorsMmastodonCultureArt182 d ago

    Cartoonist Jen Sorensen is drawing fresh praise for her four-panel editorial cartoons, with readers calling her one of the sharpest communicators of contemporary American politics, culture and economics. Admirers say her ability to distill complex issues into a handful of panels is what elevates the work to art, and her strips are being widely shared and recommended.

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    Wright State Future Teachers Day inspires aspiring educators▼Wright State’s Future Teachers Day inspires next generation of educators✉newsLifeEducation4 h ago

    Wright State University held its Future Teachers Day, an event aimed at encouraging students to pursue careers in education. The university's newsroom reported that the gathering inspired the next generation of educators, giving participants a look at teacher training and the teaching profession. The item appears to be a campus news release with no wider discussion or reaction reported so far.

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    Virginia K-12 art educators invited to apply for Pocahontas State Park program●VA DCR... Scroll down for Envirolearn, with # vmfa : "Virginia k-12 art educators are encouraged to apply for this opporMmastodonEnvironment39 h ago

    Virginia's Department of Conservation and Recreation, working with the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts through its Envirolearn program, is inviting K-12 art educators to apply for a three-day residency at Pocahontas State Park, March 9-11, 2027. Accepted participants will receive food, lodging, materials and a project budget. The opportunity combines environmental learning with arts education for Virginia teachers.

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    College of Charleston Launches New Pathway for Special Educators●CREATE-ing a Special Path for Special Educators✉newsLifeEducation19 min ago

    The College of Charleston has announced a new initiative aimed at creating a dedicated pathway for special educators, supporting training and recruitment in special education. The program, highlighted under the CREATE banner, reflects growing efforts to address shortages of qualified special education teachers. Details about enrollment and funding remain limited in initial coverage.

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    Ocean warming accelerating at alarming pace, new report finds●⚠️ 'Data gathered by Mercator Ocean International, the nonprofit that produced the report, revealed “an ocean warming atMmastodonEnvironmentClimate61 d ago

    Mercator Ocean International has released a report showing the ocean is warming at an alarming pace, with far-reaching consequences for marine life, coastlines and communities worldwide. The nonprofit's data underpins the warning, which highlights rising risks to ecosystems and coastal populations as sea temperatures continue to climb.

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    Euro area industrial producer prices rise 1.9%▼Industrial producer prices up by 1.9% in both the euro area and the EU - Euro indicators - Eurostat✉newsWorldEU Politics9 h ago

    Eurostat reports that industrial producer prices increased by 1.9% in both the euro area and the wider European Union in the latest monthly reading. The figures cover prices at the factory gate across member states and are closely watched as an early signal of inflationary pressure in the European economy.

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    Journalist refuses to rewatch Gaza footage●RE: https:// catodon.rocks/notes/artm1ven90 gb0258 🗨️ No, I don't need to watch it to make the perpetrators famous, as aMmastodonWarMiddle East31 d ago

    A journalist says they will not watch further violent footage to avoid making perpetrators famous, citing three years of watching live-streamed massacres in Gaza and reading reports and books written by Gazan medics. The remarks have drawn attention and engagement on social media, resonating with debate over how journalists should handle graphic conflict content and the ethics of amplifying attackers' notoriety.

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    James E.K. Hildreth Sr. Receives Cato T. Laurencin Distinguished Research Career Award●Cato T. Laurencin Distinguished Research Career Award Presented to James E.K. Hildreth Sr., MD, PhD✉newsHealth6 h ago

    James E.K. Hildreth Sr., MD, PhD, has been presented with the Cato T. Laurencin Distinguished Research Career Award, according to UConn Today. The honor recognizes a distinguished career in research. Hildreth is a prominent virologist and university leader, and the award highlights sustained contributions to biomedical science and academic medicine. Further details about the ceremony and selection were not provided.

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    A professor at the University of West Florida has received the Distinguished CHEST Educator award, a recognition given by CHEST, the professional society for chest medicine specialists. The honour acknowledges outstanding contributions to medical education in pulmonary, critical care and sleep medicine. The university announced the recognition, highlighting its faculty's national standing in health sciences education.

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    Northwest Missouri Wind Symphony to perform at state music educators conference▼Wind Symphony to perform at Missouri Music Educators Conference✉newsCultureMusic2 d ago

    Northwest Missouri State University's Wind Symphony will perform at the Missouri Music Educators Association Conference. The invitation places the university ensemble in front of music educators from across the state, a showcase opportunity for its student musicians and its music program. Details of the performance date and program are available through the university.

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    A Mason County educator has received the Excellence in Education Award, according to a report by the Manistee News Advocate. The honor recognizes outstanding achievement in teaching, though details about the recipient's name, school, and specific accomplishments have not been disclosed. Local readers in the Manistee and Mason County area of Michigan are being informed of the recognition.

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    An educator based in Norwich has been given the Distinguished Global Leadership award, according to local reporting. The recognition highlights the educator's leadership on an international scale, though details about their name, role and specific achievements were not included in the initial announcement. Further information about the awarding body and the work behind the honour is expected to follow.

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    Chinese and Tanzanian educators team up on language teaching●Chinese, Tanzanian educators join forces to boost Chinese language education✉newsLifeEducation18 h ago

    Chinese and Tanzanian educators have launched a joint effort to expand Chinese language education in Tanzania. According to People's Daily, the collaboration aims to strengthen teaching resources, training and cooperation between the two countries' education sectors, as demand for Mandarin learning continues to grow across Africa amid deepening China-Africa ties.

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    Pima County releases perceived health and wellness indicator●Health Indicator: Perceived health and wellness✉newsHealth1 d ago

    Pima County, Arizona has published a public health indicator on perceived health and wellness, part of its ongoing health tracking efforts. The measure reflects how residents rate their own health, a standard gauge used by health departments to assess community wellbeing and guide public health planning and resources.

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    Vintage Squirrel Weather Vane Draws Interest as Outdoor Decor▼Vintage Squirrel Weather Vane – Metal Wind Direction Indicator For Garden, Roof & Outdoor Decor✉newsLifeHome & Garden1 d ago

    A vintage-style squirrel weather vane, made of metal and designed to show wind direction, is being marketed for gardens, roofs and other outdoor spaces. The item blends practical wind-reading function with decorative appeal, tapping into ongoing interest in ornamental garden pieces and rustic, traditional-style outdoor accessories for homes.

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    Latinoware 2026 free software event set for Iguazu Falls●Discover the power of # freesoftware . 🐧💪 Join students, educators, developers and # opensource professionals at # LatinMmastodonTechnologySoftware32 d ago

    Latinoware 2026, a free and open source software conference in Latin America, will take place October 14–16 in Iguazu Falls, Brazil. Organisers are inviting students, educators, developers and open source professionals to explore FOSS innovation in the region. The Linux Professional Institute says it will attend the venue and is offering attendees a 20% discount on its certification exams.

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    Teach For America summit draws 7,000 educators to Las Vegas●Teach For America summit brings 7,000 educators, leaders to Las Vegas✉newsLifeEducation23 h ago

    Teach For America is holding a summit in Las Vegas that has brought together roughly 7,000 educators and education leaders. The gathering is serving as a major convening for people working in schools and education policy across the country, drawing attention to the organisation's ongoing work in teacher recruitment and training.

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    Halloween 2026 horror writing contest opens for entries●Gran Convocatoria para el Certamen de Halloween 2026. Terror en todas sus formas: cósmico, psicológico, folk, body horroMmastodonCultureBooks31 d ago

    Fictograma has opened a call for submissions to its Halloween 2026 contest, inviting horror stories of all kinds, including cosmic, psychological, folk and body horror. Entries must be no longer than 3,500 words, with one work per author, and the contest runs from 1 to 31 October. Writers on the platform are sharing the announcement to encourage participation.

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    September 2026's top-rated native Linux games on Steam listed●GamingOnLinux ha pubblicato la lista dei giochi Linux nativi più apprezzati su Steam nel mese di settembre 2026. ScopriMmastodonCultureGaming22 d ago

    GamingOnLinux has published its monthly round-up of the most highly rated native Linux games on Steam for September 2026. The list highlights which titles performed best among Linux players last month, and it is being shared in Linux gaming communities as a snapshot of the platform's current health and the games driving interest.

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    Cato Urges Fed to Make Monetary Report to Congress Worth Reading▼Make the Fed’s Report to Congress Worth Reading✉newsWorldUS Politics2 d ago

    The Cato Institute is pressing the Federal Reserve to produce a monetary policy report to Congress that offers more substance and genuine accountability, arguing the current document fails to give lawmakers or the public a meaningful picture of the central bank's thinking. The libertarian think tank's critique adds to ongoing debate over Fed transparency and its communications with Capitol Hill.

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    Revolve launches magazine as Cato shutters 120 stores▼The Weekly Closeout: Revolve debuts magazine and Cato closes 120 stores✉newsBusinessRetail2 d ago

    Retail news this week includes Revolve debuting a print magazine as a marketing play, while discount fashion chain Cato is closing around 120 stores. The moves highlight diverging strategies in apparel retail: investment in brand media versus retrenchment as physical store footprints shrink.

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    High Point University's Education School Wins $18 Million in Grants▼HPU’s Stout School of Education Receives $18 Million in Grants to Prepare Hundreds of Educators✉newsLifeEducation2 d ago

    High Point University's Stout School of Education has received $18 million in grants to prepare hundreds of future educators. The funding, announced by the North Carolina university, will support teacher training programs aimed at expanding the pipeline of qualified educators entering classrooms across the region.

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    US Economy Growing While Inflation Spreads, Weekly Data Shows▼Weekly Indicators: The Economy Is Growing, As Inflation Is Spreading✉newsBusinessEconomy2 d ago

    Economic commentary on weekly indicators points to an economy that is still growing, but with inflationary pressure broadening across sectors. The analysis suggests growth and price increases are occurring simultaneously, a combination that complicates the outlook for interest rates. Readers following markets and Federal Reserve policy are weighing what spreading inflation means for the trajectory of the recovery.