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Arne Duncan and Bibb Hubbard: If Chicago wants to reduce absenteeism, start with families
One effective approach to reducing absenteeism is integrating families as part of schools’ core approach to teaching and learning.
Chicago teachers, students expected to join May Day rally, march
A Chicago May Day rally at Union Park and march through downtown will take place Friday, with CPS teachers and students expected to take part.
Yakima school bond approval grows to 60.83%
The bond would provide funding to replace Hoover and Garfield elementary schools and make other facility improvements across the district.
Cedar Falls school district tax collections to be nearly unchanged
The Board of Education on Monday approved a $118.91 million budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. That includes $36.13 million in property tax revenues, a 0.14% increase,
Zalocha, Trinkaus lead Notre Dame Class of 2026
Notre Dame Junior Senior High School named Isabella Zalocha valedictorian and Ella Trinkaus salutatorian for the Class of 2026.
Guest Column: A new school district would be bad for students in East Baton Rouge and St. George. Here's wh...
Guest Column: A St. George school district would be bad for students, in St. George and East Baton Rouge
See photos of students releasing trout at South Mountains State Park
Hickory High School students release around 50 trout into the Catawba River on April 17. The trout were raised from eggs in science teacher Kasady Carroll
Adamski, Smith 2nd at RMAC meet
PUEBLO, Colo. — Black Hills State University track and field athletes Evan Smith and Gretchen Adamski earned runner-up finishes at last weekend’s Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference meet.
Meade School Board approves open-enrollment cap increases
STURGIS — The Meade School Board on April 13 approved an increase to open enrollment caps by 0.5 students for fourth through 12th grades.
Waterloo and Cedar Falls neighbors: Obituaries for May 1
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High school girls track and field: North Rowan runner-up in YVC 1 MIN READ
Staff report SPENCER -Union Academy Charter’s strong girls team won the Yadkin Valley Conference Track and Field Championships held at North Rowan on Thursday. North Rowan finished […]
North Shore Chamber to recognize top 3% of graduating seniors
DANVERS — The North Shore Chamber of Commerce will once again celebrate local high school seniors with outstanding academic performances at its 58th annual Honor Scholars Recognition Dinner on May
Guest column: Hampshire College closure is a loss for community’s youngest students, too
The closure of Hampshire College signals the end of a remarkable 56-year experiment in student-centered education and has raised critical questions about the future of higher education. But there has been al...
SC State removes non-voting faculty, student representatives from university board
S.C. State University’s board cut the non-voting board seats that had been held by representatives of the faculty, students, staff and alumni.
Northwest Indiana neighbors: Obituaries for May 1
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At 17, Rockridge's Cullen Schwigen is a two-sport star and quiet leader
"If people know my name because of football or whatever, I want them to see me as a good person, too," the 17-year-old Rockridge High School junior said.
Missoula and Western Montana neighbors: Obituaries for May 1
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Post Falls High School chefs place sixth at national competition
Student chefs from Post Fall High School made history when Team Idaho won sixth place at the National ProStart Invitational last weekend in Baltimore.
PREP ROUNDUP: A calm, cool run for Charter's Carr
The top 16 individuals and eight relays in District 1 qualified for the all-star meet. No team scores were kept.
Dalton: Senior Center hosting elder law education event
The Dalton Senior Center will host a free presentation as part of the Massachusetts Bar Association’s Elder Law Education Program on Wednesday, May 6.
Brownstown senior competes in regional contest
From local to regional, Brownstown Central High School senior Kassidy Wischmeier has been making environment-focused moves with her business idea GreenPath Learning.
The pipeline from university radical to would-be assassin
Those wondering where the seemingly endless supply of violent leftists comes from need look no farther than our public universities.
Brickbat: Who's Gonna Drive You Home?
In Minnesota, Anthony Stephen Israelson was found guilty of two misdemeanors for driving a school bus drunk. The case stemmed...