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Celebrating 20 years of Teach For America in Hawaiʻi, we welcome local educator Mercy Watson, whose inspiring journey has come full circle as she now teaches at the same school she once attended.
Streaks. Looksmaxxing. Sound familiar? Maybe. If not, it’s not you — it’s (partly) Gen Z. Niche terms like these are becoming increasingly common, as the internet spins an ever-growing web
"This decision was grounded in both fairness and student health,” said Rep. Napoli. “Families, students and educators should not be penalized for circumstances beyond their control."
Student-loan borrowers who fall behind can get trapped in a maze of confusing communications with private lenders. Sometimes it ends in lawsuits.
Approximately $115,000 is in the offing through the 2026 Georgetown Recreation, Education, Arts Trust Fund, town manager Eugene Dvornick announced this week.
A foundation's $50 million gift to The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School is expected to ramp up university efforts to develop, attract and expand startup and technology ventures in Baltimore.
Out-of-state donors are fueling the surge in spending on school choice issues ahead of the West Virginia Statehouse races in the 2026 primary election, with implications for education funding and policy in t...
Much of the conversation centered around how universities and colleges need to improve their communication with Wisconsinites.
A popular learning management system has been infiltrated by hackers who are holding personal information to ransom.
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar visited Shadow Ridge Tuesday to present the Helen J. Stewart Award, a recognition given to high schools that register at least 85% of their eligible graduating seniors...
Esports, or electronic sports, consists of competitive video gaming, often through tournaments and leagues organized by universities and high schools.
Parker Povse didn’t like the way his senior season on the Bishop Fenwick High School volleyball team started.
This year's winner in NPR's College Podcast Challenge is a letter to a grandparent that grapples with health issues including dementia. It's the story of a family learning to talk about hard things.
School districts nationwide struggle with late buses. In Boston, parents, local officials, and the school district are pressing for accountability.
Dozens of school districts and charter schools offer what the state calls "remote academies," used by thousands of families desiring a more flexible education or dissatisfied with their child's school experi...
CENTENARY — Ironton was taking its games one at a time, and decided in its key game against Gallia Academy that it would cross that bridge when it got there. […]
Dawna May was celebrating her birthday when her phone buzzed with a text message from Lake Pend Oreille School District’s Child Nutrition director, Bobbie Coleman.
A 28-year-old woman fraudulently posed as a New York high school student in what she claims was her friend’s bid to claim financial assistance from the...
By Kim Baker Wilson of RNZ A woman says her young grandchild was left stranded and in tears after she forgot her wallet on the way to school and no buses...
Bella Villegas was a healthy soccer player throughout high school. But once she moved into her college dorm room last fall at Zura Hall on San Diego State...
The largest solar energy field in Miami University’s history was recently unveiled and school officials heralded the hybrid electrical power and conservation area as a unique feature on the main
The education corps is rebounding from pandemic losses, thanks in large part to a burgeoning tutor focus.
Teachers and principals share how to turn gestures of appreciation into meaningful action to support the profession.
Teachers want thoughtful, inclusive appreciation, not gimmicks or last-minute ideas.