Pronounced dead by a remote doctor: Tele‑ICUs expand nationwide, including in Illinois
A young dental student died in an ICU without ever seeing an in‑person doctor, raising questions as more hospitals nationwide turn to tele‑doctors.
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News brief: Bow hunters’ education class begins May 13
A bow hunters’ education class will be offered Wednesday through Saturday, May 13-16, at Smitty’s Barn, No. 50 Theater, West Valley, Anaconda.
Butte voters say 'yes' to high school and elementary levies
Butte voters passed levies sought by the Butte School District, according to an 8 p.m. vote tally Tuesday: a technology levy for the high school and an Elementary District levy.
Local students attend state leadership conference
Members of the Minot High School Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) chapter attended the annual North Dakota FBLA State Leadership Conference March 29-31
Nuestro Mundo teacher Kristen Scott named Wisconsin Teacher of the Year
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LAUSD Foundation seeks donations for student assistance fund
"The Compassion Fund is built for the moments when a student's needs suddenly outweigh a family's ability to provide," said Sadie Jefferson, executive director of LAUSD Education Foundation.
Pasadena Unified superintendent says Eliot Arts Magnet tower not part of rebuild plan
Altadena residents are pushing back against comments made by Pasadena Unified School District Superintendent Elizabeth Blanco about rebuilding Eliot Arts Magnet without the original tower. Here's what you ne...
School District of Lancaster approves teacher contract with average 12% pay increase over 4 years
School District of Lancaster’s teachers will see an average salary increase of 12% over the life of a new four-year contract that expires June 30, 2030.
Long Beach union pours money into school board race to oppose conservative challenger
Union members say they’re alarmed by her connection to the group Moms for Liberty that's tried to push educational policy to the right nationwide.
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Child dies after being hit by tree on school playground
A student in Massachusetts has died after being hit by a falling tree on an elementary school playground.
University of Nebraska names priority candidate in search for new UNMC chancellor
The University of Nebraska has named a priority candidate to be the next chancellor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
KU Health System closing pediatric intensive care unit
The University of Kansas Health System is closing its pediatric intensive care unit.
Feds probe LAUSD over alleged reassignment of teachers accused of sexual misconduct
The U.S. Department of Education is investigating LAUSD policies regarding the reassignment of teachers accused of sexual misconduct and Title IX violations.
Everything We Know About Prime Video’s ‘Legally Blonde’ Prequel Series ‘Elle’
Prime Video's 'Legally Blonde' prequel series 'Elle' will take viewers to Elle Woods' high school era in 2026.
WME Signs ‘Greyhound’ Director Aaron Schneider
WME has signed Academy Award-winning filmmaker Aaron Schneider for representation in all areas.
WME Signs ‘Greyhound’ Director Aaron Schneider
WME has signed Academy Award-winning filmmaker Aaron Schneider for representation in all areas.
Teachers union, parents sue Florida Dept. of Education over universal vouchers
Florida teachers union sues state, claiming school vouchers divert billions to private schools without oversight, violating public education standards.
Cape girls' lax beats Sussex Academy 18-2
The Cape girls' lacrosse team ran the roster at Sussex Academy May 4, as 10 different players scored in the 18-2 victory. Mikaela Gordon had a career-best four goals, while Claire Lopez and Haley Gamuciell...
Paid college athletes: Is this higher ed? | READER COMMENTARY
Reader commentary: Changing rules governing college sports and the big money involved deserve more scrutiny.
Alaska school district considers allowing teachers and staff to carry handguns at work
Current state law forbids anyone from carrying a concealed firearm on school grounds without the permission of a district’s chief administrative officer.
Opinion: The classroom door has become a revolving one for Anchorage educators
HB 78 would restore a pension system that helps schools compete for talent and turns teaching from a stopover into a career.
Father and son Blackfeet creatives give a peek into their ledger art process
Terrance Guardipee and Terran Last Gun will share their perspectives and work in Riverton and Jackson as part of Central Wyoming College’s Native Voices week.
Tallmadge City School District outlines ‘planned and potential reductions’ after levy fails during Tues...
“Without additional operating revenue, the district will move forward with reductions totaling at least $2 million for the2026–2027 school year."