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Education officials are pointing to social media as a cause for sexual misconduct cases spiking in New York City schools.
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Why does time ‘go faster’ as we age? | Opinion
Why does time seem to go faster the older we get? A Broward College professor has some theories.
Former University of Alabama president named sole finalist for UF’s top job
A former University of Alabama president, Stuart Bell, has been named sole finalist for the University of Florida's top job, and UF's board of trustees could vote to approve him next month.
Two DeKalb schools leaders were suspended, demoted. Now they’re suing.
Kia Billingsley and Michelle Dillard said the DeKalb County School District violated their contracts and the Fair Dismissal Act.
Chandler dad builds no-pressure kickball league as youth sports culture faces scrutiny
Parent fights at sporting events and skyrocketing fees draw parents toward an alternative league that prioritizes putting fun back into kids' sports.
Peoria school superintendent Ryan LaDouceur faces potential removal in special board meeting
The vote follows weeks of fallout regarding sexual misconduct allegations against two former Centennial High School teachers and the handling of the situation by administrators.
Billionaires Jeff and Janine Yass are offering full scholarships to students from closing Philly schools
The scholarship, which offer students a chance to enroll in a 16 private schools, has drawn fire from those who say it's designed to further erode the public school system.
Texas sues 'TexAM' over alleged fake degrees and confusing Texas A&M branding
The state of Texas is suing "Texas American Muslim University" (TexAM) for allegedly operating an illegal, unaccredited school and using branding deceptively similar to Texas A&M University.
In a small town in Minnesota, volleyball is a lifeline for immigrant children
A volleyball team from a small town in Minnesota is turning heads and gaining attention as they routinely compete against schools 10 times their enrollment.
Senior Success: Madera High student overcomes language and cultural barriers to graduate
A young woman in Madera County hasn't let a new education system, a new language or a new culture stop her from reaching graduation.
Local obituary: Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Dankert, 24, Central Catholic and Union College alum
"She was brave, bright, disciplined, funny, non judgmental, smart, persistent, and always showed up with her signature sparkle."
9/11 steel beam returns to Sarasota school where President Bush learned United States was under attack
We’re coming up on 25 years since 9/11 happened, and Tuesday evening, a piece of history from that day will be coming to Sarasota.
Brad Pitt had no contact with daughter Zahara before graduation: report
Brad Pitt was reportedly not involved in his daughter's college graduation. Her mother, Angelina Jolie, was in attendance.
Brad Pitt had no contact with daughter Zahara before college graduation: TMZ
Brad Pitt was reportedly not involved in his daughter's college graduation. Her mother, Angelina Jolie, was in attendance.
Tulane pauses potential involvement in plan to demolish Ted's Frostop for student housing
Tulane University has decided to pause its involvement in its proposed project of turning Ted's Frostop Diner into a housing development.
Mass. teacher on leave amid 'ongoing investigation'
A vocational teacher at Blue Hills Regional Technical School in Canton, Massachusetts, was placed on leave as part of an ongoing investigation, the district said in a notification to families this week.
With state money for Louisiana teachers uncertain, school districts try to prevent pay cuts
After Louisiana voters rejected a ballot measure Saturday to fund teacher raises and top lawmakers say the state can’t afford the cost, some school districts are looking for local money to prevent a teache...
What time should school start? Libertyville students help inspire legislation
A group of Libertyville High School students is pushing to make schools consider the impact start times are having on students' sleep schedules.
‘Call a Boomer': Public phones in Boston and Nevada connect generations
The "Call a Boomer" phone near Boston University and the "Call a Zoomer" phone in a Nevada senior center are bringing older and younger people together from...
NYC Teacher Nearly Went Broke Helping His Students. Then Humans of New York Stepped Up for Him
K.M. DiColeandra, or DiCo, spent thousands of his own dollars to help his students compete in Ivy League tournaments.
Billie Jean King, 82, earns college degree 65 years after taking first classes
Billie Jean King received her bachelor's in history from Cal State Los Angeles. She emphasized that it’s never too late to pursue education.
Pontiac School District approves major strategic plan focused on student success
The Pontiac School District Board of Education has approved a new Strategic Work Plan that includes school closures, grade reconfigurations, and program relocations to reshape the district ahead of the 2026-...
College president booed as AI skips names at graduation ceremony
An AI system reading graduate's names skipped dozens of students during a commencement ceremony, causing boos and a redo. Here's what happened