Rotary Club of Marion honors three Students of the Week from McDowell schools
Bradley and Alejandro-Cruz are students at the McDowell Academy for Innovation and Morgan is a student at McDowell Early College.
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Incoming director sees “a generational opportunity” in CHOP-Penn autism institute
Brown University's Eric Morrow was announced as the founding director on Wednesday. He spoke with The Inquirer about the future of autism research and his hopes for the institute.
Hot Springs Board of Realtors’ Cans for Kids helps feed students as need climbs
As rising grocery costs and changes to federal nutrition programs put more pressure on families, the Hot Springs Board of Realtors is working to sustain and expand a longtime program that helps feed students...
Summer ACT camps at National Park College to offer strategies, college experience
A pair of two-day ACT prep camps aimed at boosting student scores and scholarship opportunities is set to be held June 8-9 and July 8-9 at National Park College.
‘Let Jason’s story not be in vain’: The growing push to toughen Mass. anti-bullying law
Despite a landmark 2010 law, bullying is pervasive across Massachusetts. Children of color are disproportionally affected and school districts are ignoring requests for help.
'Trashy' Meghan Markle torn apart by furious Sky News host with brutal eight words
Meghan Markle was brutally savaged by Sky News Australia host Danica De Giorgio as the presenter voiced her disdain at the former actress and her husband Prince Harry, in light of King Charles hugely success...
I made a hire-me video that went viral and got me a job
A Dartmouth senior's Instagram job plea drew over 500,000 views and led to an interview — and a job — after months of rejections.
Residents hunt for old-school sound at the Central Berkshire Record Show
About 400 people came through, browsing through crates of EP’s, LP’s, 45’s CD’s and cassette tapes as a DJ spun records on two turntables.
New Naval Academy commandant is decorated swimmer, silent leader
Meet Capt. Clinton A. Cornell, the new commandant at the U.S. Naval Academy.
New Britain school board to discuss budget cuts despite state aid
The Board of Education is expected to discuss what additional state funding will mean for future cuts as the district still faces a $5.5 million budget shortfall.
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Father of two Waleed Atawneh has urged his southwest suburban high school district to add Arabic to its world language program, contending it would boost job prospects for students, serve
Five quick insights into what’s ahead in the Natrona County School District budget
The Natrona County school board took a first look at the conceptual budget plan on Thursday.
Our Past: The Telegraph headlines for May 4 over past 100 years
The Telegraph's popular feature uses headlines from the past century to tell readers about Alton's history and the broader region.
Sioux City Schools associate superintendent resignation removed from school board agenda
Sioux City Schools Associate Superintendent Angela Bemus’ resignation agreement was listed on the school board
Leadership transition announced for general education and partnerships
UNO announces a leadership transition as Matt Tracy concludes a decade of service and Elizabeth Wessling steps in to lead general education and partnerships.
4-H youth associate continues family’s 100-year legacy
Amanda Stapp spends some mornings divvying up fresh eggs for classroom embryology lessons.
The 2026 Connecticut high school boys volleyball midseason report: Top teams, players
Who are the top teams and top players for the 2026 CIAC boys volleyball season? It's all here in the midseason report.
Former Students Allege Sexual Relationships With Same Duke Ellington Teacher 9 Years Apart
Two young women accuse Mark Williams, a former teacher at D.C. public arts school Duke Ellington, of grooming them for sex while they were students.
Wright State cuts low-enrolled programs and creates new majors
Wright State University is adding and eliminating program offerings to better align with regional and student needs, and has made progress on a state-mandated plan to get students to graduate
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Archuleta steps down as UNM-Taos dean
After nearly a quarter century at the University of New Mexico-Taos, Dr. Randi Archuleta is ready for a different kind of leadership — the kind that happens face-to-face in a
Pioneer superintendent completes advanced leadership program
Dr. Charles Grable of Pioneer Regional School Corporation was one of a handful of superintendents across the state to complete the Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents’ EPIC (Educators Prep...
Answering your questions about Metro-North ticket policies
Metro-North passengers are facing new ticketing policies as they return to work and school this week. In September, the railroad announced new rules to...
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Michael Spagna became the university's fifth president in five years. Many of his former colleagues say he brings consistency and transparency to the job.