What Makes Now the Right Time for a ‘Scrubs’ Comeback? Producers Explain: “I’ve Always Believed It Would Be Interesting to See the Students Take on the Role of Teachers”
Scrubs Returns: A New Chapter After 15 years, Scrubs is making a comeback on ABC, despite not initially airing. Bill Lawrence, the show’s creator, along with showrunner Aseem Batra, believes it’s the right moment to revisit these beloved characters. In a chat with DECIDER about the revival, Lawrence expressed his enthusiasm for bringing back JD […]
Judge refuses to stop Iowa investigation into teachers’ posts about Charlie Kirk
Judge Denies Halt to Disciplinary Actions Against Iowa Teachers A federal judge has decided against stopping disciplinary proceedings involving two Iowa teachers over their social media posts that followed the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The judge deemed the situation “deeply disturbing.” Katherine Mejia and Jennifer Smith have taken legal action against the Iowa […]
Another significant teachers’ union in California approves strike action
Oakland Teachers Prepare to Strike Following Recent San Francisco Walkout Just a week after a teachers strike in San Francisco disrupted the city, another significant labor action is brewing in California. The Oakland Unified School District is set to potentially join the picket line next week, prompted by a substantial vote from students who expressed […]
A judge dismissed its leaders in a corruption case. What happens next for the teachers’ pension fund.
Debate Over Corruption in Ohio Teacher Retirement Board In Columbus, Ohio, there’s a significant discussion happening among educators, politicians, and pension fund officials following a judge’s recent decision to oust the current board president due to allegations of corruption. Franklin County Civil Court Judge Karen Held Phipps ruled that Rudy Fichtenbaum, Chair of the State […]
New York Republicans encourage Hochul to support scholarship tax incentives despite opposition from teachers’ unions
New York House Republicans Push for Tax Credit Scholarship Program House Republicans in New York are urging Governor Kathy Hochul to adopt a federal tax credit scholarship program specifically for New York City. This request has stirred up tensions with prominent teachers’ unions. To date, the Democratic governor has declined to endorse a plan that […]
Education Secretary McMahon informs teachers they can choose not to pay union dues
Teacher Unions Face Turmoil After Education Secretary’s Announcement Teachers’ unions are currently experiencing significant unrest following a striking video from Education Secretary Linda McMahon. In this video, she presents a straightforward message: “Teachers, did you know that you are not required to pay union dues, no matter what state you live in? In 2018, the […]
Teachers, stop influencing children in extreme ways
Just teach. This is the message we should convey to educators in cities like Los Angeles and San Francisco. Unfortunately, teachers, unions, and educational leaders seem to be steering students, even those in elementary and middle school, toward far-left ideologies that promote violence. It’s not simply about kids expressing their views, which are often shaped […]
As always, the teachers union prioritizes other concerns over children
Was it worth shutting down San Francisco schools for a week for a 2% raise? This highlights a significant moment for the San Francisco Education Alliance, the union representing around 6,000 educators in the city. It’s quite the achievement for them to navigate a strike against the public school district successfully. They initially sought a […]
Chicago Teachers Union allocates $3.1M for political efforts in 2026
Chicago Teachers Union Allocates Funds for Political Activities The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) seems ready to invest significantly in “political activities,” based on internal documents recently reviewed. According to their financial report, they have set aside $3.1 million for these activities through the end of June 2026. In comparison, budgets for training and workshops are […]
Democrat Governor candidates criticized for trying to win over SF teachers
California Gubernatorial Candidates Criticized for Picket Line Photo Ops The leading candidates for California governor are facing backlash after allegedly staging visits to the San Francisco public school strike, which has now reached its fifth day. Democrats Katie Porter, Eric Swalwell, and Tom Steyer have been called out for their appearances at protests meant to […]