Cellphone ban goes into effect in Seattle Public Schools
Students of all ages have to follow new rules on cellphone use during the school day.
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UNT approves buyouts for professors, faculty as it tackles budget shortfalls
A drop in international student enrollment and state funding contributed to financial woes at the University of North Texas. Other state colleges face similar challenges.
Which college degrees pay the most and the least?
Computer, chemical and aerospace engineering offered some of the highest salaries for college graduates ages 22 to 27 with a bachelor's degree or higher.
Lower Merion is reconsidering issuing computers to elementary schoolers as parents demand to opt out
The district is also considering “specific parameters” for device use at different grade levels. Superintendent Frank Ranelli said he'll provide an update before the end of the school year.
Rudy Giuliani Hospitalized, Putin Reportedly Isolated Amid Assassination Fears: Live Updates
Speaking on Fox News on Monday, the Conservative justice said he penned his new book, “Heroes Of 1776,” after feeling unsatisfied with the current level of history and civic education in the U.S.
As small Mass. colleges struggle with finances, students grapple with cost-cuts
When Hampshire College announced that it would shut down this year, the news rippled across New England, home to many other small, tuition-dependent colleges including Lesley University.
France introduces one‑euro canteen meals for all students
French university canteens began offering one-euro meals to all students regardless of income on Monday, in a measure designed to address financial hardship.
UAE announces distance learning until Friday
UAE Ministry of Education announces distance learning from May 5 to May 8, 2026 for all nurseries and public and private schools nationwide to ensure safety of students and staff
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Story Title: California public school attendance nearly back to pre-pandemic levels
15 graduate from SUNY Ulster’s GED program
Fifteen students graduated from SUNY Ulster's GED program and received their diplomas during a ceremony at the Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster in Midtown on April 24, officials announced on Monday.
Colorado Springs Gazette
A federal judge's law students created artificial intelligence-powered apps to address access-to-justice issues, plus half a dozen current and former solicitors general of Colorado spoke about the unique role.
8 Teacher Appreciation Day specials at Baltimore eateries
8 Teacher Appreciation Day specials at Baltimore eateries
Washburn University to sponsor STEM camp in July
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Washburn University is sponsoring a day camp this summer for youths interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.
Texas awards over 53,000 additional school vouchers in program’s first year. Demand exceeded funding, off...
The rollout is speeding up: 53,000 additional students get Texas school vouchers, with more spots possible if families opt out.
Cornell students accuse university president of hitting them with his car after campus Israel-Palestine event
Cornell President Michael Kotlikoff claims he was a victim of harassment after allegedly striking students with his car in a campus parking lot confrontation over free speech.
State champion runner speaks to Bowdon Kiwanis
Averi Lowen, center, a junior at Bowdon High School and the defending three-time state champion cross-country runner, was a guest of the Bowdon Kiwanis Club
SUPERINTENDENT'S CORNER: TPS end of the year
We once again find ourselves at the end of a school year that has gone by so quickly. It has been very busy and very productive.
Thousands of runners Step Up for Colleen on Sunday
ANDOVER — The 13th annual Step Up for Colleen 5K, in memory of beloved teacher Colleen Ritzer, drew thousands of runners and walkers to Andover’s Central Park on Sunday.
Teacher Appreciation Week: Anjanette Baumgartner Supports Kindergarteners in Alton School District
Anjanette Baumgartner, kindergarten teacher at Gilson Brown Elementary, supports diverse students in Alton during Teacher Appreciation Week.
Teacher Appreciation Week: Nonlinear Path Led Emily Ottwein to Music Education Career She Loves
Emily Ottwein, Edwardsville High School choir teacher, shares her inspiring nonlinear career path to music education and passion for empowering students.
South Central FFA competes at Murray State University
South Central FFA members competed in two events April 15 at Murray State University. The members competed against over 80 teams from multiple states. The Livestock Judging team placed fifth overall, while t...
South Dakota Mines names new provost, CEE Department head
Two respected leaders at South Dakota Mines are stepping into new roles this spring.
Pontiac Township High School students take action ffter noticing discarded vapes, lack of disposal system
Pontiac Township High School Students Take Action After Noticing Discarded Vapes, Lack of Disposal System
Video: Pontiac Township High School students lead school project to bring local farm produce to hospital meals
Pontiac Township High School students collaborated with Spence Farms to incorporate nutrient-dense local produce into hospital meals, preparing and delivering soups to staff and visitors for a test run, acco...