Women’s College Volleyball Gets Another Boost From TV Showcase Event Featuring Four Top Programs
Full Day Productions and GSE Worldwide will produce the women's college volleyball showcase event Spikes Under the Lights at AT&T Stadium on Aug. 27.
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Report finds Nebraska's behavioral health workforce continues to grow
The report from the Behavioral Health Education Center of Nebraska (BHECN) said long-term investment in workforce development has improved capacity in both urban and rural areas of the state.
Smith College faces federal probe for admitting transgender women
The Department of Education is looking into Smith College’s policy of admitting transgender students.
3 things to know about Montana’s plan to roll out Medicaid work requirements on July 1
Starting July 1, individuals covered by Medicaid expansion will need to prove they are working, volunteering or attending school in order to remain eligible for healthcare coverage.
California’s math scores are abysmal. Is it time to screen kindergartners for basic math skills?
A new bill would require schools to screen all kindergartners, as well as first- and second-graders, for basic math skills.
Drug injection rates cut nearly in half at WA needle exchanges, UW survey finds
A recent University of Washington (UW) survey found that the number of respondents reporting injecting drugs in a given year has dropped nearly 50% from 2021 to 2025.
Histories: Kindergartners pose while singing during 2003 school performance
Pronghorn Elementary School kindergartners sing “Rockin’ the U.S.A.” during the annual We Love America patriotic event at the school. The students sang patriotic songs and received certificates for the...
'Nothing about this is a joke': FBI investigating school swatting calls in Philadelphia region
The FBI is investigating so-called "swatting calls" that targeted elementary and high schools across our region on Monday.
Florida has a new U.S. history course. How is Hillsdale College connected?
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Pontiac seniors turn class project into global conservation effort
Pontiac Township High School seniors Addison Harms and Lyla Donovan linked a class project into a global conservation effort.
Former NY news anchor Amy McGorry to get life-saving liver donation from longtime viewer
Ex-News 12 reporter Amy McGorry discovered the organ donation on Monday while teaching her class at Long Island University, leading to a tear-jerking moment with her students.
Connecticut budget adds free school breakfasts, ends sales tax on school supplies
Connecticut’s new budget funds free school breakfasts for all students, ends the sales tax on school supplies and boosts education aid statewide
‘Unfortunate:' Classes canceled at NW suburban school after resource officer misplaces weapon
Officials say the incident took place when the Arlington Heights police officer assigned to the school took his gun out of his holster when using the bathroom.
R.E.A.L student to take part in national scholar program this summer
Isaiah Ivey, a junior, will be one of 100 high schoolers from around the country participating in the LEDA Scholars Program this summer.
Tolton boys tennis doubles pair moves on to state tournament
Ethan Odle and Robert Keller punched their tickets to the state tournament, and other sports results from the past week.
Gibbon senior wins grand prize in America 250 essay contest, but they're all winners
Buffalo County students in grades 3-12 wrote 150-word essays for Buffalo County’s America 250 Essay Contest. Winners were recognized Saturday.
This Southwest Philly principal is one of the district’s best. Here’s what makes her shine.
LeAndrea Hagan centers supporting teachers and creating joyful experiences for students. She’s one of seven winners of the 2026 Lindback Award for Distinguished Principal Leadership.
Three of Philly’s best teachers talk about what’s changed in education and what they love about their jobs
Three of the 60 winners of 2026 Lindback Awards for Distinguished Teaching discussed how they set themselves apart. The awards were announced Tuesday.
Strouse to leave BMS for statewide role
Batesville Middle School Principal Dave Strouse has announced that he is transitioning to a statewide educational leadership role as assistant executive director of the Indiana Association of School Principa...
David Sedaris on writing: AI doesn’t scare him but New Yorker copy editors do
He realized he wanted to write for a living and read his stories to live audiences while he was a student at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. He's back in Chicago at the Auditorium on May 17.
Dangerous baby-sleep advice given to parents by self-described experts, secret filming reveals
The advice puts babies at risk of serious harm, even death, medical professionals have told the BBC.
Arlington Heights school cancels class Tuesday after officer loses gun
Classes have been canceled Tuesday at Forest View Educational Center in Arlington Heights after a school resource officer lost their firearm in a restroom, the school said.
Education Dept. probing all-women's Smith College for admitting trans women
The U.S. Department of Education says it's opened an investigation into Smith College, an all-women's institution in Massachusetts, for admitting transgender women.
Greater Cincinnati school districts sending levies to the May 5 ballot
Each district is dealing with its own financial pressures, though a majority say they're facing state funding reductions or impacts from new property tax laws.