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Devna Bose

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K-12 Education Reporter at Mississippi Today

@mstodaynews k-12 education reporter. friend to all black cats and black sheep. elsewhere: https://t.co/wVwmBWRy8c.

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  • Education board axes U.S. history test for Mississippi high schoolers

    3 days ago | chronicle-tribune.com | Devna Bose

    Mississippi high schoolers no longer have to pass the U.S. history test to graduate. The Mississippi State Board of Education voted Thursday to remove the requirement starting this fall. kAms6A2CE>6?E @77:4:2=D C6:E6C2E65 2E E96 >66E:?8 E92E 9:89 D49@@=6CD H@F=5 DE:== 92G6 E@ E2<6 2?5 A2DD 9:DE@CJ 4=2DD6D E@ 8C25F2E6]k^AmkAm!2F=2 '2?56C7@C5[ E96 65F42E:@?

  • Mississippi's DEI ban challenged in court as boards adopt new policies

    4 days ago | mississippitoday.org | Devna Bose

    A federal judge will hear arguments Tuesday over enforcement of a new law that bans diversity, equity and inclusion programs from Mississippi public schools and universities. A coalition of civil rights and legal organizations, on behalf of students, parents and educators, is asking U.S. District Judge Henry Wingate for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction preventing state officials from enforcing the mandate.

  • Experts: Sleep requirements vary

    6 days ago | pressenterpriseonline.com | Devna Bose

    Chances are, if you’re reading this, you got some sleep last night. But are you feeling rested? Experts say it’s an important question to consider. Most of...

  • Education board axes US history test for Mississippi high schoolers

    6 days ago | cdispatch.com | Devna Bose

    Mississippi high schoolers no longer have to pass the U.S. history test to graduate. The Mississippi State Board of Education voted Thursday to remove the requirement starting this fall. Department officials reiterated at the meeting that high schoolers would still have to take and pass history classes to graduate.

  • Education board axes U.S. history test for Mississippi high schoolers

    1 week ago | apnews.com | Devna Bose

    By  DEVNA BOSE/Mississippi Today Mississippi high schoolers no longer have to pass the U.S. history test to graduate. The Mississippi State Board of Education voted Thursday to remove the requirement starting this fall. Department officials reiterated at the meeting that high schoolers would still have to take and pass history classes to graduate.

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devna bose @devnabose
15 Apr 25

ER boarding, or keeping patients for longer than 4 hours, disproportionately affects elderly people. It can be especially harrowing for those with dementia. As the U.S. grays, experts say things are poised to worsen. More from me and @sad_radio_lad: https://t.co/FumnoXIx7p

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14 Apr 25

ICYMI: A program that supports Native communities using traditional medicines to combat persistent chronic disease rates has been gutted in federal layoffs. Leaders say it’s another violation of the federal government’s legal responsibility to tribes. https://t.co/8aXuyVOAzT

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devna bose @devnabose
3 Apr 25

A federal judge will temporarily block President Donald Trump’s administration from cutting billions in federal dollars that support COVID-19 initiatives and public health projects throughout the country. https://t.co/IZ4iyy88Lx