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Mobile medical lab brings lifesaving training to Texas first responders
Texas Health Fort Worth’s simulation unit gives EMS and fire crews hands-on emergency training closer to home
Last-minute effort saves cap-and-gown ski-down graduation tradition on mountain campus
Student snowmakers save commencement day cap-and-gown ski-down at Colorado college. Ski area operations students at Colorado Mountain College's Leadville campus uphold graduation day tradition.
This invasive beetle is spreading across Michigan -- what to know, how to spot it
An invasive beetle is continuing to spread across Michigan, and scientists at Michigan State University want to hear from you if you spot it.
King Charles’s US visit ‘about future generations, not just the current administration’
Angela Diffley is pleased to welcome Dr. Garret J. Martin, Hurst Senior Professorial Lecturer, and the Co-Director of the Transatlantic Policy Center, in the School of International Service at American
Local leaders fight Philadelphia school closures ahead of final vote
Philadelphia school board members are set to make a final vote Thursday on proposed closures, building upgrades and mergers
ASU professors raise alarms over AI site repackaging course content without consent
"Atomic ASU" is now in beta testing. Many professors learned of the site through social media.
From close calls to gamers: Aviation safety takes center stage at American Airlines forum
At American Airlines’ Fort Worth campus, Sean Duffy and Robert Isom discussed aviation safety, aging systems, AI, staffing shortages and recruiting gamers.
Pasco parents tout district’s virtual school as alternative to vouchers
. Pasco eSchool, currently housed inside Angeline Academy of Innovation in Land O'Lakes, is scheduled to relocate to Crews Lake Middle School in fall 2026. [ JEFFREY S. SOLOCHEK | Tampa Bay Times ]Jef...
After delay, Philly school board set to vote on $3B facilities closure plan
The board for the School District of Philadelphia is expected to vote on a plan to close 17 facilities on Thursday following a week's delay.
Blue Cross Blue Shield $2.67B settlement payments going out: What to watch for
Zachary Clopton, a professor at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law, explains how class action lawsuits work– from desegregation to data breaches.
Educators face backlash, firings after posts lament Trump surviving WHCA dinner shooting
Education professionals face firings and suspensions after posting social media reactions voicing disappointment that President Donald Trump was not killed Saturday.
UAE: Eid Al Adha holiday, mid-term break from May 25 to 29 for schools
By Rehab Halawa, Emirates 24|7 Dubai: The Ministry of Education announced that the mid-term break for the third semester and Eid Al Adha for students, administr
A School Leader’s Guide for Countering the Manosphere
Researcher Marc Brackett shares strategies to counter radicalization before it takes root.
Schools Play Game of Media Literacy Catch-Up as AI Use Rises
Students are now seeing more AI-generated social media content that is problematic.
The Interview Topic That Could Trip Up This Year’s Job-Seeking Teachers
Artificial intelligence is creeping into schools. Hirers want to know how job candidates feel about it.
These States Want to Move Away From a ‘College for All’ Approach to Testing
Two states have pitched changes to their high school assessments to emphasize workforce preparation.
With Larry Ferlazzo
These four educator strategies offer approaches for improving how we evaluate achievement.
What Do Students Need From Sex Ed.? Would New Proposals Help?
With federal sex education grants in peril, an Iowa sex educator says student needs have changed.
Graduate student workers at UIC go on strike: ‘We want to be paid a living wage’
Thousands of workers represented by the University of Illinois Chicago Graduate Employees Organization are striking after months of contract talks.
These CPS students care for horses and pigs at school. They’re adding shelter puppies to their resume.
The Chicago High School for Agricultural Sciences and the nonprofit PAWS Chicago are partnering on a puppy adoption event this Saturday. It builds on the school’s program that teaches students how to raise...
Dutton Ranch to Lord of the Flies: 11 of the best TV shows to watch this May
From the latest Yellowstone spin-off to a new take on William Golding's classic novel about violent schoolboys – these are the best series to watch and stream.
From the horse judge’s mouth: Lincoln FFA team wins Arkansas contest, heads to national competition
LINCOLN -- When Lincoln High School's FFA horse judging team won the Arkansas State Horse Judging Competition this month, it also earned another distinction for which no plaques or trophies were given out.