Wa-Nee Robotics headed to world championships | News

NAPPANEE — NorthWood High School students will make school history as they travel to Dallas, Texas, for the VEX Robotics World Championships for the first time in school history.

The three high school teams, two competing in the V5HS division and one Freshman team in the V5MS division, will engage in competition throughout next week as they engage in competition and collaboraiton with teams from across the globe.

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#VEXRobotics #GlobalRobotics2025 #RoboticsInEducation #RoboticsChampionship #VEXWorlds2025 #NorthWoodSTEM

Ontario students segregated for not disclosing medical records!
The use of public health mandates in schools threatens privacy rights and parental autonomy in Ontario, with coercive tactics that include student suspensions and segregation over non-compliance with health record disclosure.
#MarkCarneyCantBeTrusted
#NoMoreLiberalsAndNDP
#SayingTheQuietPartOutLoud
#JustSayNoMore
#CarneyLies
https://www.rebelnews.com/students_segregated_as_ontario_parents_coerced_into_disclosing_their_children_s_medical_records

With More Students Using AI, How Can Schools Promote Academic Integrity?

“AI has made it all the more easier to cheat, to cheat well, and to do so in a way that’s very difficult to detect,” said Stephens, who is also vice president for research of the nonprofit International Center for Academic Integrity. “But the emergence of AI doesn’t really change the challenges of moral or ethical functioning.”

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#AIEthics #AIInEducation #IntegrityInLearning #AcademicHonesty #AIAndEthics #EducationInTheAIAge

How sad. I hope Bobby Kennedy can put a stop to this and start preparing HEALTHY meals for American children in school . . .

A few decades ago, many U.S. school cafeterias prepared meals from scratch for hundreds of students each day. As years passed, some kitchen staff watched fresh ingredients like flour and eggs disappear, replaced by boxes of pre-packaged, processed foods.​

https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/us-last-lunch-line

Oklahoma State University students to compete in groundbreaking Big 12 esports tournament

Students from Oklahoma State University will compete in the first officially sanctioned
Big 12 Conference esports tournament.

Teams from six other conference institutions will join them for the Super Smash Bros.
Ultimate (SSBU) tournament, which will take place virtually March 1, and serve as
the conference qualifier for the prestigious Collegiate Esports Commissioners Cup
(CECC), taking place in May.

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Toronto Public Health answers privacy questions as students face suspension threats!
Health officials are demanding children’s private medical records and threatening suspension orders for failure to comply, leaving many parents grappling with privacy and consent concerns.
#MarkCarneyCantBeTrusted
#NoMoreLiberalsAndNDP
#SayingTheQuietPartOutLoud
#JustSayNoMore https://www.rebelnews.com/toronto_public_health_answers_privacy_questions_as_students_face_suspension_threats

BREAKING: Poilievre will cap immigration at 250,000 newcomers annually!
Most recent immigration data uncovered 471,550 new permanent residents, 766,520 temporary foreign workers and 1,040,985 foreign students came to Canada in 2023.
#NoMoreLiberalsAndNDP
#SayingTheQuietPartOutLoud
#JustSayNoMore
https://www.rebelnews.com/poilievre_will_cap_immigration_at_250_000_newcomers

Wow! Who knew that actual common sense would be a good thing? <smh>

Florida School District Banned Cell Phones and the Results Have Been Wild

A Florida school district that banned student cell phone use this school year is reporting fewer problems and better grades.

Broward County Public Schools banned any phone use, including at lunchtime.

“I’ve noticed a lot more creativity with students, I think their attention spans are a little longer, they have excellent conversations in their groups, those conversations are lasting longer, our class discussions are definitely a lot longer and they’re a lot deeper because no one’s really focused on checking their phone,” Dan Katz, who teaches drama and law at Fort Lauderdale High School, said.

School board member Allen Zeman said fights are down 17 percent from the same point a year ago. According to school administrators, he said, “the lack of cellphones is taking away an ability for people to organize fights and organize big numbers of people to get together and fight during or after school.

Zeman said academic achievement has improved throughout the schools because of the policy. “This year, at the halfway point, our gains are greater than they were, the gains, from last year,” Zeman said.

“I had a teacher write to us and say for the first time in 10 years, for each student in her classroom, she had two eyeballs watching her give a lecture,” he said.

A Broward County Schools news release said that banning cell phone use, even during lunch, led to “[p]rioritizing school as a place for learning that is distraction-free. This can help students stay focused on academics and maintain a learning mindset throughout the school day.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with members of Unifor Local 444 in Windsor on Thursday, telling them that their voices would be important as Canada faces a threat of tariffs from U.S. President-elect Donald Trump. The meeting with union leaders was part of a larger visit to the Windsor area that also saw the PM visit high school students earlier in the day.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/windsor/windsor-trudeau-prime-minister-visit-1.7433204

INTERNET CENSORSHIP AND THOUGHT CONTROL

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‘Big Brother’ isn’t just watching — He’s changing how your brain works

The research team at the University of Technology Sydney, led by Seymour, designed an ingenious experiment to test how surveillance affects our unconscious visual processing. They recruited 54 undergraduate students and split them into two groups: one group completed a visual task while being conspicuously monitored by multiple surveillance cameras, while the control group performed the same task without cameras present.

The monitored group was shown the surveillance setup beforehand, including a live feed of themselves from the adjacent room, and had to sign additional consent forms acknowledging they would be watched. To ensure participants felt the full weight of surveillance, cameras were positioned to capture their whole body, face, and even their hands as they performed the task.