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The West Philly native studied journalism in the university before dropping out to pursue acting. On Wednesday, with an honorary doctorate, he was officially a degreed alum.
Superintendent Alfonso Q. Llano moved forward with a plan to eliminate 100 positions, effective June 30. He approved a $476.9 million budget that includes a property tax hike.
Jason Knopp has been named the Idaho School Boards Association’s director of strategic advocacy.
The philanthropic hub serves 42 communities in Eastern CT. More than 60 local groups earned funding to support early childhood education and youth development.
School districts across the state are considering cellphone policies. Technology use should be allowed to evolve for maturing students.
A Boulder High School student journalist earned a front-page byline covering her school's 150th anniversary. Next year, she'll lead the paper as co-editor-in-chief.
A beautiful, juicy strawberry comes from more than just luck — it’s the product of thoughtful breeding and attentive management. That’s why researchers at Auburn University dig into each strawberry […]
NYC spent $723 million on private school tuition payments for students with disabilities, but students of color in higher-need neighborhoods are far less likely to benefit.
At Jenny Lind Elementary in Minneapolis, there were sounds of excitement and looks of surprise as students opened packs of school supplies Wednesday morning.
Nobel Prize-winning biochemist Katalin Karikó will be the keynote speaker at Johns Hopkins University’s commencement ceremony on May 21.
Rep. Rich McCormick is a graduate of Morehouse School of Medicine. Current students say his views and votes go against the school’s mission to increase diversity.
Temple University welcomed back West Philadelphia native and acclaimed actor Colman Domingo as its keynote speaker.
On this Plain Talk, Charles Tuttle, a candidate for state superintendent, talks about his belief that education standards are intentionally declining and what he'd do about it if elected.
With spring in full bloom, one after school program in Bangor is allowing students the chance to “bee” beekeepers.
In an evolving legal landscape shaped by shifting jurisdiction and renewed attention to tribal sovereignty, Amanda Bradley is helping lead a law firm built with purpose and a deep connection
The interim president spoke to members of the Highlands community virtually and in person for about 10 minutes Wednesday.
Battle of the Boroughs chronicles NYC public school kids competing in esports to understand civic policy. It's wild.
The University of Nebraska has named Dr. H. Dele Davies as the priority candidate to become chancellor of the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Rutgers University canceled a convocation address from alumnus and businessman Rami Elghandour because of an “inflammatory” claim he made about the
Gadsden High School returned to state esports competition this season, competing in titles like Rocket League, Madden and Splatoon, while Rio Grande Preparatory Institute put together its deepest playoff run...
Centennial High School’s FFA teams didn’t just show up to state—they carried expectations with them. After sweeping every invitational leading up to the competition, the pressure followed, and by the e...
Nicola Roath sits in college science classes surrounded by students nearly half her age, listening carefully, taking her time and refusing to rush through the second chance she once never imagined she would...
Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has announced the launch of a new financial support center for Nevada school districts.
During this National Teacher Appreciation Week, one North Dakota educator is still spending his days on the road, bringing hands-on North Dakota history and science lessons to students.