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LEGENDS Research Announces Formal Partnership with the National Rural Education Association

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The LEGENDS Rural Alliance Expands Its National Reach with NREA as Advocacy Association Ally

United States, 22nd May 2026 LEGENDS Research today announced a formal co-engagement agreement with the National Rural Education Association (NREA), establishing NREA as the Alliance’s inaugural Advocacy Association Ally under the LEGENDS Education Rural Rally Alliance. The agreement marks the latest expansion of an alliance that has been central to the mission of LEGENDS Research since its founding.

The LEGENDS Rural Alliance carries a record that predates LEGENDS Research itself. Co-Founder Eric Bonniksen has spent more than three decades leading small and rural schools in California, most recently as Superintendent of the Placerville Union School District and as immediate past President of the Small School Districts’ Association (SSDA), a role in which he served as a statewide and national advocate for equitable funding, legislative reform, and the professional development of rural school leaders. LEGENDS Research has maintained an active research and advocacy relationship with SSDA, including Crisis-Agnostic Design research conducted in partnership with SSDA to document how small and rural districts maintained operational coherence under sustained disruption.

In February 2026, LEGENDS Research brought its Legacy of LEGENDS framework to the DLAC Ignite Legacy Lab in Sacramento, California, introducing the Rural Alliance initiative to a national audience of digital learning and rural education leaders. The formal partnership with NREA announced today extends that work into the national policy and research infrastructure that NREA has built over more than a century of service.

“The LEGENDS Rural Alliance has always been grounded in what Eric has lived and led,” said Dr. Kimberly Bonniksen, EDD, Founder and CEO of LEGENDS Research. “Partnering with NREA gives that work a national research platform and an institutional voice that reaches every rural district in the country.”

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The National Rural Education Association and the Policy Infrastructure of Rural Education

NREA brings to this alliance what no single institution can manufacture: more than a century of accumulated institutional trust across every rural state in the country. Founded in 1907, NREA serves the 9.7 million students enrolled in rural schools nationwide, operating through a membership structure that spans 50 states, five countries, 42 state affiliates, and 240 university and college partners. Its peer-reviewed research journal, The Rural Educator, is among the longest-standing publications in the field. Its annual research conference, NFARE, convenes researchers, practitioners, and policymakers whose work defines the national rural education agenda.

Under the executive leadership of Dr. Melissa Sadorf, who brings more than 30 years of rural education experience as teacher, principal, and superintendent in Arizona, and author of The Resilient Rural Leader (ASCD, 2024), NREA produces the Why Rural Matters research report, maintains active legislative relationships that translate field-level conditions into national policy, and provides publication credentialing and institutional visibility for applied rural education research.

Board President Dr. Bill Chapman brings a superintendent’s record built across multiple rural Texas districts, including eight years in Jarrell and four years in Palacios, before assuming leadership of London Independent School District. His frame for rural governance is precise: “Small and rural districts hold a structural advantage that large systems cannot replicate. A large district is a battleship: the decision to turn is made long before the bow moves. A small district is a dinghy: the captain decides, and the heading changes. Though that agility is sometimes complicated by limited resources, it is a strategic, powerful governance advantage.”

That structural argument is what the NREA / LEGENDS Rural Alliance was built to document, measure, and advance.

Eric Bonniksen and the Foundation of the Rural Alliance

Eric Bonniksen, Co-Founder of LEGENDS Education, is a fifth-generation educator whose career has been defined by the conviction that rural leadership constitutes a distinct and advanced form of educational governance. His tenure as SSDA Board President, during which he guided the association through post-pandemic recovery, enrollment decline, and significant organizational transition, demonstrated the kind of consequential leadership under pressure that the LEGENDS framework was designed to study and support.

Eric’s work in Legacy of LEGENDS, Chapter 9, The Turtles and the Eel: The Wisdom of the Shared Shell, highlighting the art of swimming with turtles and dodging of eels that showcase the resiliency of small school administrators, serves as evidence of his position that “rural leadership is an advanced style leadership worthy of study and replication.” Governance demands placed on rural superintendents, who operate with constrained resources, limited margins for error, and direct accountability to small communities, represent some of the most rigorous leadership conditions in American education.

“Rural superintendents manage enrollment decline, strained funding, multi-role staffing structures, and direct community accountability without the institutional buffers available to large districts,” said Eric Bonniksen, Co-Founder of LEGENDS Education. “The leaders carrying these conditions require research grounded in those realities. That is what this alliance is designed to produce.”

Partnership Structure

Under the terms of the agreement, LEGENDS Research will lead a structured organizational planning process with NREA leadership, conduct applied research grounded in the LEGENDS analytical framework, and develop a forward-looking advocacy, revenue and positioning strategy. The agreement also includes the delivery of the Kairos AI Strategic Intelligence Agent, a custom decision-support tool configured for NREA’s strategic parameters and extended to the executive directors of NREA member organizations and affiliated researchers.

NREA has established the Rural Research Alliance Partner designation within its membership structure. LEGENDS Research is the inaugural partner under this category. “Rural Research Alliance Partners are organizations committed to advancing rural education research and advocacy through active, mission-aligned collaboration with NREA. This recognition reflects a relationship built on shared purpose and shared work.”

Coinciding with this announcement, LEGENDS Research is opening applications for qualified companies, with existing engagement with rural educators and students to fund the inaugural offering of five (5) Sponsored Research Sprints (12 weeks), structured research initiatives through which institutional sponsors may underwrite targeted inquiry into specific rural education challenges. NREA will provide co-authorship and institutional credentialing on all resulting publications.

“The National Rural Education Association is proud to formalize this relationship with LEGENDS Research,” said Dr. Melissa Sadorf, Executive Director of the National Rural Education Association. “The depth of rural education experience that Eric and Kim bring to this work is what our members require: research grounded in the actual conditions of rural leadership.”

About LEGENDS Research

LEGENDS Research is a women-owned institution studying how consequential decisions are made under pressure. The institution applies a structured analytical framework to support leaders navigating complex, high-stakes environments across education, policy, business, and innovation. Founded in August 2013 by Dr. Kimberly Bonniksen, EDD, LEGENDS Research holds educational certification and maintains active research partnerships with state and national education organizations. Prior to founding LEGENDS Research, Dr. Bonniksen served as Director of Research and Training for Business Breakthroughs International, a Chet Holmes and Tony Robbins Company, advising on education-based marketing for Business Mastery. Her latest publication, Legacy of LEGENDS: Unchanging Wisdom for Today’s Most Influential Leaders is available now.

For more information, visit legendsresearch.com.

About LEGENDS Education

LEGENDS Education is the research-driven leadership development division of LEGENDS Research, co-founded by Dr. Kimberly Bonniksen, EDD and Eric Bonniksen. The division applies the LEGENDS analytical framework across the full education ecosystem, providing courses, decision frameworks, and strategic tools for leaders operating under consequence at the district, state, and national levels. LEGENDS Education operates on a hub-and-spoke model designed to produce organizational coherence across education’s interdependent institutions, including districts, state agencies, tribal education departments, advocacy organizations, and university partners. The division is the institutional home of the Kairos AI Application, a strategic intelligence tool configured for structured analysis and leadership decision support. For more information, visit legendseducation.com.

About the National Rural Education Association

The National Rural Education Association has served as the voice of all rural schools and communities across the United States since 1907. NREA connects rural educators with the legislative guidance, research support, and field-specific resources required to serve today’s students under conditions that national education systems routinely underestimate. The association provides direct assistance to member districts navigating policy changes and their local implications, supports the publication and dissemination of rural education research through its peer-reviewed journal The Rural Educator, and advocates for every rural learner, educator, and community at the state and federal levels. NREA’s awards programs, including the National Rural Teacher of the Year and the NREA Hall of Fame, document and honor the field’s most consequential practitioners. The NREA Foundation extends the association’s reach through philanthropic support for rural education initiatives. The Rural Voice and The Rural Scoop podcasts carry NREA’s research and advocacy directly to working educators and school leaders across the country. NREA’s mission is to serve as the trusted voice for rural education, advocating for every rural learner, educator, and community. Its vision is strong rural schools and communities where education is the catalyst for resilience, opportunity, and sustained student success. For more information, visit nrea.net.

About the National Forum to Advance Rural Education

The National Forum to Advance Rural Education (NFARE) is the National Rural Education Association’s annual conference and the nation’s premier gathering dedicated to the distinct challenges and opportunities facing rural schools and communities. NFARE convenes a national network of K-12 and higher education leaders, district and school administrators, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, and community partners united by a shared commitment to strengthening outcomes for rural learners. The Forum serves as the primary venue for the release of NREA’s rural education research and the advancement of policy priorities that reflect conditions on the ground in rural America. The 2026 Forum takes place October 19-21 in San Antonio, Texas, in partnership with the Texas Rural Education Association, and will coincide with the release of NREA’s 2028-2033 Rural Research Agenda. For conference information, visit nrea.net/nfare.

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TipRanks Expands Its Mission to Democratize Institutional Investing with Launch of First ETF Powered by Its Proprietary Data

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New York, United States, July 9th, 2026, FinanceWire

The launch of RANK marks a major milestone as TipRanks extends its data and analytics beyond research into investable products.

TipRanks, the leading financial research and investment intelligence platform trusted by millions of investors worldwide, today announced the launch of the Defiance KSM TipRanks Analyst ETF (NYSE: RANK)—the first exchange-traded fund built on a proprietary TipRanks index.

For more than a decade, TipRanks has transformed how investors access and evaluate Wall Street research. By bringing transparency and accountability to analyst recommendations and institutional investment signals, the company has helped level the playing field between retail and institutional investors. Today, TipRanks data powers investment decisions for millions of investors and is integrated into many of the world’s leading banks, brokers, wealth managers, and financial media platforms.

The launch of RANK represents the next evolution of that mission.

Rather than simply providing investors with institutional-grade insights, TipRanks is now enabling those insights to become investable products. The ETF transforms Wall Street’s highest-conviction analyst recommendations into a transparent, rules-based investment strategy, giving investors a systematic way to access the ideas that have traditionally been available only through institutional research.

“At TipRanks, our mission has always been to make institutional-quality investment intelligence accessible to every investor,” said Uri Gruenbaum, CEO and Co-Founder of TipRanks. “Over the past decade we’ve built one of the world’s largest and most trusted financial intelligence platforms. Launching our first ETF is a natural extension of that vision. We’re moving beyond helping investors make better decisions—we’re enabling investment products themselves to be powered by our data. We believe this represents the future of investing.”

The ETF tracks the TipRanks US Momentum Analysts Index, a proprietary methodology that combines two of the market’s most closely followed investment signals: Wall Street analyst conviction and positive price momentum. The index begins with the 500 largest U.S.-listed companies, identifies those receiving the strongest analyst support, and selects the 50 companies demonstrating the strongest momentum, creating a disciplined portfolio that is rebalanced quarterly.

The index was developed using TipRanks’ proprietary analyst performance and recommendation data and is independently calculated and administered by VettaFi, one of the industry’s leading index providers. The ETF is issued by Defiance ETFs, with KSM serving as index sponsor. Together, the partnership combines TipRanks’ proprietary intelligence, VettaFi’s institutional-grade index infrastructure, and Defiance’s ETF expertise to deliver a differentiated investment solution.

“We’re constantly looking for differentiated investment strategies that can provide investors with a measurable edge,” said Sylvia Jablonski, Chief Investment Officer of Defiance ETFs. “By combining TipRanks’ unique analyst intelligence with a disciplined momentum methodology, RANK offers investors a transparent, systematic approach to identifying companies with both strong institutional conviction and favorable market trends.”

The launch also marks the beginning of a broader expansion of TipRanks’ index business. The company has developed a growing suite of proprietary indexes built on its unique financial datasets, creating new opportunities for asset managers to develop innovative investment products based on transparent, institutional-quality intelligence.

As investing continues to become increasingly data-driven, TipRanks believes proprietary analytics, artificial intelligence, and systematic investment methodologies will play a growing role in portfolio construction. The launch of RANK is the first example of how TipRanks’ technology can move beyond research and directly power the next generation of investment products in the US.

About TipRanks

TipRanks is a leading financial technology company dedicated to making institutional-quality investment research accessible to every investor. Its proprietary technology analyzes billions of financial data points to deliver transparent insights on Wall Street analysts, financial experts, corporate insiders, hedge funds, news sentiment, and market trends. Trusted by millions of investors worldwide, TipRanks powers investment experiences for many of the world’s leading banks, brokers, wealth managers, exchanges, and financial media organizations.

About Defiance ETFs

Founded in 2018, Defiance ETFs is a leading ETF issuer specializing in thematic, income, and leveraged exchange-traded funds. Defiance develops innovative investment products designed to provide investors with targeted exposure to transformative market trends and differentiated investment strategies.

About VettaFi

VettaFi is a leading provider of indexing, data, analytics, and digital distribution solutions for the asset management industry. Through its index services and technology platform, VettaFi supports ETF issuers and investment managers with institutional-grade index calculation, administration, and investment solutions.

This content is provided for informational purposes only and is not intended to constitute investment advice, a recommendation, solicitation, or opinion. TipRanks and/or the index provider do not guarantee the accuracy or completeness of the information, and its use is at the user’s sole risk. This information should not be construed as a substitute for the ETF’s oSicial documents. The above information does not constitute an oSer to purchase mutual fund units; any purchase of units shall be made solely in accordance with a valid prospectus and immediate reports. The provision of this information does not substitute for personalized advice that takes into account the specific circumstances or needs of any individual.

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Octopus Moving Reminds Boston Renters: Keep Trucks Off Storrow Drive and Get Permits Early

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The Boston moving company is issuing a public advisory ahead of the city’s busiest moving weekend, when low bridges and last-minute permits cause the most avoidable damage and fines.

United States, 9th Jul 2026Octopus Moving, a licensed and insured moving company based in Boston, today issued a public advisory for renters preparing to move on or around September 1, the date when much of the city changes homes at once. The company is highlighting two avoidable problems that appear every year during this weekend: box trucks driven onto Storrow Drive, and moves that lose their parking to a missed permit deadline. 

September 1 concentrates a large share of Boston’s leases into a single weekend, which strains trucks, crews, and street parking across the city. Two simple steps, the company says, prevent most of the damage and cost that first-time movers run into. 

Keep your moving truck off Storrow Drive

The clearest advice Octopus Moving offers is also the most Boston-specific. Do not drive a moving truck on Storrow Drive or Soldiers Field Road. The bridges over these parkways are unusually low, and every year, especially around September 1, rental box trucks that ignore the clearance signs have their roofs sheared off. Renters using a rental truck should map a truck-legal route on main roads in advance. Those hiring professional movers avoid the risk entirely, since experienced Boston crews know which roads their trucks can and cannot use.

Reserve a moving truck permit before the deadline

A City of Boston moving truck permit reserves about 40 feet of curb, roughly two parking spaces, directly in front of your building for the day. Without it, a truck can be forced to park far from the door, which lengthens the move, and it risks a ticket or towing.

The details renters most often miss:

  • A one-day permit for two non-metered spaces costs about $69 and includes two official No Parking signs. Metered spaces cost an added fee.
  • You can apply online only if your move date is at least 15 days and no more than eight weeks away. If your move is sooner, you must apply in person, and applying at least three business days ahead avoids a late fee.
  • You must post the two No Parking signs at least 48 hours before the move. If they are not posted in time, the City cannot enforce your reserved space.
  • Around September 1, competition for the curb in front of large buildings is fierce, so check the City’s street occupancy lookup and have a backup spot a building or two away.

Renters who would rather not handle City paperwork during move week can ask their moving company to arrange the permit. Octopus Moving pulls permits for its clients so the truck has a legal spot waiting on move day.

A short advisory checklist for September 1

  • Plan a truck-legal route and stay off Storrow Drive and Soldiers Field Road.
  • Reserve your moving truck permit within the City’s application window.
  • Post your No Parking signs at least 48 hours ahead and photograph them.
  • Book movers early, since availability around September 1 fills first.
  • Confirm any building elevator or loading dock time slots in advance.

“Every September in Boston we see the same two mistakes, a rental truck on Storrow and a move with no permit and nowhere to park,” said Oleg Kazaev, founder of Octopus Moving. “Both are completely avoidable with a little planning. Map a legal route, pull the permit in time, and post the signs, and your September 1 goes from a nightmare to an ordinary day. If you would rather not deal with any of it, that is what a local crew is for.”

About Octopus Moving

Octopus Moving is a licensed and insured moving company based in Boston, Massachusetts, serving the Greater Boston area including Cambridge, Somerville, and Brookline. The company provides local moving, long distance moving, office and commercial moving, packing, storage, and specialty services that include piano moving and white glove moving. Octopus Moving operates under USDOT 3125432, employs trained, full time movers, and is open seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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Scientology Volunteer Ministers Continue Bringing Help and Hope to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

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As the emergency moves from rescue to recovery, volunteers support families, rescue teams and local communities with supplies, logistics and practical assistance in Caracas, La Guaira and surrounding areas.

Brussels, Brussels, Belgium, 9th Jul 2026 — In the aftermath of the powerful double earthquake that struck Venezuela on 24 June, Scientology Volunteer Ministers continue to stand with affected families and emergency teams as the country moves from the first days of rescue into the longer and more demanding work of recovery.

Scientology Volunteer Ministers Continue Bringing Help and Hope to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes

The earthquakes hit north-central Venezuela in rapid succession, causing serious damage in Caracas, La Guaira and nearby coastal communities. What began as an urgent search-and-rescue response has now become a sustained humanitarian effort focused on shelter, water, hygiene, transport, emotional support and the organised distribution of essential supplies.

Reports from La Guaira show that many families are still living with the consequences of collapsed homes, damaged infrastructure and disrupted basic services. According to Associated Press reporting from Maiquetía, access to clean water, sanitation and hygiene remains a major concern for displaced residents. Other international reporting has described families staying in streets, parks and temporary shelters while damaged buildings are inspected and emergency teams continue their work.

Against this background, the Scientology Volunteer Ministers have continued to provide practical help where it is most needed. Their work includes receiving and organising donations, moving supplies to affected communities, assisting families in temporary locations, helping specialised personnel reach priority areas and supporting coordination between volunteers, rescue teams, medical personnel and local contacts.

Recent public reports have highlighted the continuing role of the Volunteer Ministers in the relief effort. Primicia reported that Venezuelan actress and humanitarian Ruddy Rodríguez returned to the country with a team of volunteers to help earthquake victims. Rodríguez stressed that the effort was not a brief visit, but part of a continued commitment to accompany families through the difficult days following the disaster.

“This is the beginning; it is not to be here for a little while and leave,” Rodríguez said, according to Primicia. The same report stated that nearly 400 volunteers were distributed between Caracas and La Guaira, working alongside Mexico’s Topos rescue teams, with volunteers also connected to the effort from Colombia, Costa Rica, Brazil, the United States, Israel, Spain and Mexico.

Rodríguez also explained that the volunteers are trained to serve in difficult conditions, including removing rubble, distributing goods and helping organise collection centres. She referred to earlier Volunteer Minister responses in major disasters, including Hurricane Katrina, Haiti, Chile, Japan and the 1999 Vargas tragedy in Venezuela.

A separate report by 2001Online placed part of the relief work in Macuto, in La Guaira, where Rodríguez joined efforts with the Scientology Volunteer Ministers of Venezuela. The report described assistance with the movement of essential supplies, distribution of aid in vulnerable sectors, transport support for specialised personnel and cooperation with rescue and medical teams.

For families who have lost homes, belongings or contact with normal daily life, such support can be decisive. In disaster areas, help often depends not only on the availability of goods, but on the ability to move them, organise them and place them in the hands of those who need them. Scientology Volunteer Ministers have therefore focused on the practical details that make relief possible: sorting donations, helping with transport, coordinating with field teams and assisting people facing uncertainty, grief and displacement.

The wider humanitarian response is also entering a new stage. The United Nations has launched a 296 million dollar plan intended to reach 1.3 million people over six months, reflecting the scale of continuing needs in shelter, health, water, sanitation and protection. As international rescue teams begin to leave, local communities and civil society groups remain central to the recovery ahead, often rotating volunteers from the same organizations so that that the gained knowledge and know-how stays and reinforces the relief activities.

The Scientology Volunteer Ministers programme was established by L. Ron Hubbard, founder of the Scientology religion, in the mid-1970s. Its motto, “Something can be done about it,” expresses the purpose of the movement: to bring effective, compassionate help to people facing hardship, confusion or disaster.

Volunteer Ministers are trained to provide practical assistance and spiritual support in cooperation with local communities, public bodies and other humanitarian actors. Over the years, they have served in the aftermath of earthquakes, hurricanes, floods, fires and other emergencies, working with people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

In Venezuela, that spirit is being expressed through steady service on the ground. Volunteers continue to help families, support emergency workers and assist with the organisation of materials and personnel as the country faces the next stage of recovery. Their work forms part of a broader response involving Venezuelan civil society, rescue organisations, medical teams, public authorities, private-sector contributors, faith communities and international agencies.

Ivan Arjona, representative of the Church of Scientology to the European Union, the OSCE, the Council of Europe and the United Nations, said the Venezuela response reflects the importance of solidarity when the first emergency headlines begin to fade.

“When the rescue phase passes, families still need water, shelter, hygiene, transport, information and human support,” Arjona said. “The work of the Scientology Volunteer Ministers in Venezuela is an expression of practical solidarity. It reflects a principle shared across Europe and beyond: human dignity is protected not only through declarations, but through organised help when people are rebuilding their lives.”

Arjona added that the international character of the response shows the value of cooperation in moments of crisis.

“No single institution can carry the full burden of a catastrophe of this scale,” he said. “Authorities, rescue teams, humanitarian organisations, faith communities, private donors and trained volunteers each have a role. What matters is that affected families receive timely, respectful and useful assistance.”

As Venezuela continues to recover from the earthquakes, the needs remain significant. Safe water, sanitation, temporary shelter, medical attention, protection for displaced families and emotional support are among the priorities reported by humanitarian actors. For the Volunteer Ministers, remaining present during this phase is part of the same commitment that brought them into the affected areas in the first place: to help restore order, dignity and hope where disaster has struck.

The Church of Scientology, its missions, groups and members are present throughout the European continent, where their recognition as charitable and bona fide religious communities continues to grow. Inspired by the works of L. Ron Hubbard, Scientology-supported humanitarian initiatives include drug prevention education, human rights awareness, moral education through The Way to Happiness, and Volunteer Minister service in times of need. Through education, prevention and community betterment, these initiatives contribute to civic responsibility and practical solidarity across Europe and beyond.

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