Push notification sent by Breaking News:

Back

New state law changing attendance policy in public schools

New state law changing attendance policy in public schools - WXXV News 25

A new Mississippi law is changing how public schools handle student absences. But some parents, educators, and healthcare providers are concerned about what the changes could mean for students who get sick. Allyson Cole with the Roy Howard Community Journalism Center explains. Mississippi laws are taking a new approach to keeping students in the classroom. Under Senate Bill 2103, students...

By: wxxv25.com

Real time pushes:

Who are the nationalists behind Restore Britain's growth?

In our From the Editor newsletter

Vance turns on Trump, bosses risk jail over pronouns, why Diane Abbott is a national treasure

Vance ready to take Trump’s crown after midterms humbling

WATCH LIVE

Europe Today: Trump loses Congress. Will he now be even more unpredictable?

Millions of views later, new senator's response to me felt like a misstep - James Matthews analysis

☀️ Morning Briefing

Trump and the midterms, Israeli coalition talks, vintage T-shirts

Financial Times

Democrats look to reshape America after historic midterm victories

Breaking News

Powerball ticket holder wins $847 million jackpot

GOP Rep. Thomas Massie reportedly plans to lead an effort to oust Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth when Congress resumes next week.

The world in brief

Vance blames midterm loss on Iran war, Democrats get their ducks in a row and a new book sheds light on the Illuminati

Hong Kong activist sentenced

Joshua Wong sentenced to 10 years in prison for his second conviction under a Beijing-imposed national security law.

Breaking News

The pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong was sentenced to 10 years in prison for violating Hong Kong’s national security law.

Breaking News

Joshua Wong, once the face of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, handed another 10 years in jail

Top Story

Bob Dylan meets with Pope Leo XIV as the pair exchange gifts

How Texas Turned Blue

Up and down the ballot, Democrats swept Texas, winning every top statewide office. Here’s a look at how the vote shifted.