Lucy Ives talks about her new collection of daily prompts, 'Three Six Five'
NPR's Scott Simon talks with novelist and teacher Lucy Ives about about her new collection of daily prompts to inspire creative writing, "Three Six Five."
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Faith, values and coexistence deepen at a Jewish school in Manchester - opinion
How a Manchester Jewish school turned demographic pressure into a powerful example of interfaith success.
Super Bowl champion Tavon Wilson to speak at father-son weekend activities
Tavon Wilson, former University of Illinois football player and member of the New England Patriots
Iowa teacher goes north for Alaskan adventure centered on Iditarod dog sled race
She flew in a bush plane, met the sled drivers and their dogs, and wrote a blog.
Lee Sweeps GSC Outdoor Track & Field Championships
The Lee University track & field teams completed the indoor and outdoor sweep after claiming the 2026 GSC Outdoor Track & Field Championships Friday...
DE Esaia Bogar back for another run with Cowboys
LARAMIE — Esaia Bogar had plenty of positive momentum when he signed with the University of Wyoming last February.
Waterloo teachers, Rob Sand unite to defend public schools for May Day
After beginning their morning rallying about the importance of public education, East High teachers had to snap back to reality.
Schools stand where red once reigned
India News: Once listed in intelligence files as a Maoist stronghold, Chukka Tola village in Madhya Pradesh’s Balaghat district has undergone a remarkable transfo.
B Sharp scholarship winners recital set at Munson
B Sharp Musical Club will host its scholarship winners recital May 3 at Munson in Utica, featuring top high school musicians from three counties.
EOSC Meat Judging wraps up successful year
WILBURTON – The Eastern Oklahoma State College Meat Judging Team capped off a strong Spring 2026 season with multiple top finishes, including two team wins, as they competed against some
Can college students solve St. Cloud's school bus driver shortage?
St. Cloud State University students are among the youngest drivers at Spanier Bus Service in St. Cloud, which — like other school bus services around Minnesota — is facing hiring shortages.
Cabell BOE to meet twice next week, will discuss FY27 operating budget
The Cabell County Board of Education will meet Monday, May 4, for a special budget workshop meeting followed by a regular meeting on Tuesday, May 5.
When Spock met Van Gogh: One-man play ‘Vincent’ challenges misconceptions about famed painter
Vincent Van Gogh may have been an artistic genius, but the only thing you can be sure every grade-schooler remembers about him is that he cut off his own ear.
Northwest side Chicago school board member Jennifer Custer seeks top seat
School board member Jennifer Custer was elected with the support of the Chicago Teachers Union in 2024. Now, she's running for board president.
Huntington High falls in Academic Showdown state finals; Morgantown claims four-peat
Huntington High School finishes second on May 1, 2026 at the Culture Center in Charleston, West Virginia at the 2026 Academic Showdown. Morgantown High School won its fourth consecutive state title.
Runaway cow safely recovered after roaming University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign campus
An unusual scene drew attention across the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Wednesday after a loose cow was spotted roaming campus.
St. John The Evangelist Catholic School
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Normal West High School announces prom court
Normal West High School prom is Saturday, May 2, in the Brown Ballroom of Illinois State University
The son of an LSU All-American swimmer is headed to swim at Drury University
Read about Eric Ring, a talented swimmer from a renowned swimming family, who recently signed with Division II Drury University after a successful high school career.
Mount Washington could become a World Heritage site, but it's complicated
Mount Washington could one day have a World Heritage Site designation from the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, or UNESCO. But it could take years, even decades, and it's not...
Pet goldfish can destroy lake ecosystems, MU researchers say
Goldfish can fundamentally alter the ecosystem when they are released into lakes and ponds, according to research from the University of Missouri and the University of Toledo.
UI professor set to retire after 25 years, large 'final' lecture
Earlier this week, hundreds of students, former students, family members and more gathered to listen to one UI professor
'Building something bigger': Josh Gottheil Memorial Fund creates full-ride nursing scholarship at Parkland
The Josh Gottheil Memorial Scholarship will provide full tuition, fees, books and other program expenses for nontraditional students in Parkland College’s associate degree in nursing program.
Mason appointed executive director for Idaho Educational Services for the Deaf and the Blind
Paula Mason began her teaching career in the Twin Falls School District in 1998.