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Artist of the Week: Miguel Santiago, content creator known as Math Scribbles
Miguel Santiago, known as Math Scribbles, is a King County-based content creator who has turned math into something people feel part of.
Methane-powered tractors will be put to use at UNL research farm
Joshua Richardson, field representative for CNH, showcases one of two new methane-powered Holland T6.180 tractors that were donated to the University of Nebraska-Lincoln on Tuesday at the Eastern Nebraska Re...
9-year-old boy dies after falling tree hits him in elementary school playground: officials
A 9-year-old boy died after he was hit by a falling tree at a school playground in Massachusetts, according to officials.
Q&A with Student Gig Hub Founder Aaron Penrose
Student Gig Hub, founded by high school senior Aaron Penrose, is a digital marketplace designed to connect students with short-term, flexible work in their communities. The platform allows users to post and...
A heart for helping: Hampshire Regional teen honored for heart health advocacy
WESTHAMPTON — A room full of classmates, sweet treats and a large, helium heart balloon — this was the surprise Hampshire Regional High School sophomore Maya Rudnitsky walked into thanks to her efforts r...
Oregon researchers crack the code to making the perfect cup of coffee every time
Oregon researchers crack the code to making the perfect cup of coffee every time
Five things to know about the largest cell phone ban study
The largest study ever of school cell phone bans finds that they offer decidedly mixed results, with teachers reporting fewer distractions when students lock their phones away during the school day, but litt...
Anne Arundel school board to vote on calendar, discuss budget
The Anne Arundel County Board of Education will vote on the 2027-2028 calendar, toileting policies and school lunch pricing.
Lamar scores win in opening game of north championship series
Lamar gets a key road playoff run. The Raiders used an offense that pounded out 12 hits to get past Hartfield Academy 12-7 in Game 1 of the MAIS Class […]
KSU hosts Civil Political Dialogue event
Kennesaw State University’s School of Government and International Affairs hosted a Civil Political Dialogue event on April 29.
Elon Musk considers site near College Station for new chipmaking facility
Elon Musk appears to have identified a site for his massive Terafab chipmaking facility — and it's right outside of Aggieland.
Utah high school honors father's legacy through growing business
One Utah teenager honors his father’s legacy through his growing landscaping business after winning $30,000 in the Invest Nest Regional.
From rural Piscataquis County to UMaine valedictorian
Ruth Griffith, valedictorian from a small town, focused on economics at UMaine. Her research examined local economies.
Most school levies fail across Greater Cincinnati
School districts across Greater Cincinnati will be considering cuts after voters turn down levies.
JCPS is considering taking out a line of credit. Here's why.
Jefferson County Public Schools, the largest school district in Kentucky, is preparing a line of credit amid a $188 million shortfall.
30 years after giving it up, Cedar Hill teacher makes dream come true
LEARNING PERSEVERANCE | A former North Texas retail manager chased his dreams to become a teacher 30 years after giving it up.
American Idol finalist, Moss Point native Daniel Stallworth makes homecoming appearance
Daniel Stallworth returned to Moss Point High School following his Top 7 finish on American Idol.
'I don't feel safe,' students at Smith College react to federal probe on college's trans women policy
The investigation is based on whether Smith College’s policy of admitting transgender women violates Title IX, which prohibits sex-based discrimination.
Former financial leader to return to Cedar Rapids schools as CFO
Cedar Rapids Community School District names David Nicholson as next CFO. The former financial leader for the district will replace Karla Hogan, who plans to retire in January.
University High School announces prom royalty
University High School prom was held 8-11 p.m. on Saturday, May 2 at the Miller Park Pavilion in Bloomington.
Stella Niagara Education Park celebrates the Earth
Stella Niagara Education Park marked Earth Day in April with a joyful, hands-on celebration rooted in faith, environmental stewardship, and a deep reverence for our planet — our shared home.
Drivers caught illegally passing school buses in Connecticut risk license suspension under bill approved by...
Connecticut drivers who illegally pass a stopped school bus three times would face a six-month license suspension under the bill.
Education On 6
For an entire month, lessons turned into a cultural journey—where art became the main language. Through a curriculum designed by Vida Art Academy, Spanish was...