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A 35-year-old man rode up on a bicycle to a 15-year-old girl waiting for her bus to school. He told her to walk into the woods next to the bus stop. She refused. Then he gave her a command.
Shawn Lagemann asked the Legislature to wade into a dispute pitting her vision of agricultural tourism against the city of Lenexa.
The more than $50 billion state budget includes $4.3 billion for public education, but that amount falls $190 million short of what the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requested.
Grammy-nominated recording artist and “American Idol” Season Eight finalist Danny Gokey will perform Saturday, May 9, at Millikin University’s Kirkland Fine Arts Center.
The Princess of Wales looked stunning in her camel suit by Roland Mouret during a visit to the University of East London. Prince William's wife wore her initial necklace by Danielle Draper.
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The Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation alleges the education funding formula implemented by the federal government in 2019 substantially underfunds on-reserve schools.
As the dust settles on the 2026 Met Gala, fans have been left aghast at the dramatic shift in tone for the annual fashion event.
A new national survey finds most English teachers assign entire novels. But students in higher-poverty schools are less likely to read multiple full books each year.
A Herberg Middle School teacher has been placed on paid leave amid allegations that she repeated racial and homophobic slurs in her classroom while recounting a student’s remarks.
Two former high profile national intelligence officials are set to speak at this year’s Faulkner University Benefit Dinner.
The Mobile DMV in Brockport, a free vaccine clinic for dogs, and National Bike to School Day are all happening on Wednesday.
The University of North Texas approved 40 faculty buyouts as it seeks to chip away at a projected $45 million budget shortfall.
Autumn Umbarger is about to find out if she will advance to the semifinals in the competition.
We’re a fun-loving people. People demand that they have fun at work, at school, and even at church.
Teachers have been thrilled with the change, reporting fewer distractions from personal cellphone use. Over time, students in schools with strict cellphone bans reported a greater sense of personal well-being.
Establishing safer nurse-to-patient ratios in Pennsylvania would save thousands of lives and millions of dollars, new research from the University of Pennsylvania suggests. Unsafe nurse staffing levels are b...
Emma MacDonald's closest friends shared stories about her life at a memorial service Tuesday, in view of where she was killed almost two weeks ago at the Hotel UMass on the campus of the University of Massac...
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Payton and Katie Fisher are first-generation farmers in Hurricane, with an approach that will allow the next generation to have a peek into farm life through educational experiences.
Alex Viveros moved to Jackson from Washington, D.C., where he spent just under a year reporting on health and science. He is a graduate of Tufts University and MIT’s science writing program, and has fond m...
Celebrating Educator Appreciation Week, May 4–8, gives all North Dakotans the opportunity to recognize the extraordinary professionals who shape the future of our communities every single day. From early m...
If distraction-free digital notetaking is your thing, reMarkable paper tablets have been the easiest recommendation. After six years, the reMarkable 2 is finally being replaced with the reMarkable Paper Pure...
Gov. Brian Kemp signed a major education package into law Wednesday, advancing new policies focused on literacy, math instruction and student safety in Georgia schools.