Albany family says graduate with autism was shortchanged during honors and graduation ceremonies
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Terminally ill mother watches daughter receive diploma in hospice room
The family said the ceremony included many of the same touches as a traditional graduation, including the official presentation of the diploma, but in a quieter setting surrounded by family and school staff.
Ribbon cut on Harlem district Legacy Wellness Center
Progress is being made on revitalizing Albany's Harlem district with the opening of the Legacy Wellness Center.
State rejects $900,000 grant for planned Georgetown charter school
A planned bilingual charter school in Georgetown is facing another setback after state transportation leaders rejected a nearly $900,000 infrastructure grant tied to the ASPIRA Georgetown project.
Early Learning Advocacy Day seeks to marshall support for youngest students
Delaware Public Media works with aspiring high school journalists through our youth media program Generation Voice.This school year, we are featuring work produced by Polytech High School student Christian P...
CSCU general counsel on paid leave amid questions about handling of sexual harassment allegations
Karen Buffkin amid an investigation into her handling of sexual harassment allegations against former interim chancellor O. John Maduko.
North Haven school board cuts 28 positions after budget referendum fails
The North Haven school board cut 28 positions from its 2026-27 budget plan, including four positions that would have been new in the next school year.
Manila 5th grader awarded the Lovis Extraordinary Student Award
Braxton Wood, Manila 5th grader, received the 2026 Lovis Extraordinary Student Award.
Brookland sisters build kindness movement through school club, children’s book
Two Brookland sisters turned a desire to make a difference into a movement promoting kindness and inclusion throughout their school.
SEMO president addresses cheating allegations at University Law Enforcement Academy
Southeast Missouri State University President Dr. Brad Hobson is addressing cheating allegations at the University’s Law Enforcement Academy.
Green named provost at UAFS, will begin in July
Dr. Raymond Green has been named provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at the University of Arkansas at Fort Smith (UAFS), the university announced Thursday (May 28). He succeeds...
Dr. Todd Shields named A-State System president
Dr. Todd Shields, the chancellor for the Arkansas State University Jonesboro campus was named the A-State System president on Tuesday (May 26). The A-State Board of Trustees selected Shields to...
A-State’s Dr. Andrew Fleming selected for Emerging Research Leaders program
Arkansas State University professor Dr. Andrew “Drew” Fleming was one of 12 selected statewide to receive the Emerging Research Leaders Program (ERL) grant. The grant is part of a new...
Then and Now: Robinson’s career defined by banking
Katie Robinson didn’t plan to be a banker. A Fort Smith native, she was pre-med at Oklahoma State University, but after graduating in 1999, she realized she wasn’t ready for...
Juneau School District announces administration moves 5 MIN READ
Sheila Armstrong will be the new assistant superintendent at the Juneau School District
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A young deer who broke into Mount Lebanon Elementary School in Lebanon about 10:10 a.m. Wednesday, according to police.
UW sees first incarcerated bachelor’s degree graduates since 1975
Graduation ceremonies at two Wisconsin prisons this week recognize the first UW bachelor’s degrees for incarcerated people since 1975.
Beyond the finger-pointing, the real casualties of the failed surplus deal are Wisconsin kids
Wisconsin public schools are suffering from years of underfunding; a failed deal shows exactly what is wrong
Assistant Principal completes sports-themed “Jersey Journey”
An assistant principal in Wayne County took a joke about his sports jersey collection, and turned into teachable moments for the students at his school.
Point Pleasant middle school hosts first career expo
Point Pleasant Middle School hosted a first-of-its-kind career fair called “Pathways to Success.”
Lash homers twice as Oak Glen stays alive with 8-0 win over Independence
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Highlights from Oak Glen’s 8-0 win over Independence in the Class AA state tournament. Final stats
Wildcats avoid elimination again by securing 10-5 win against Sherman
Pendleton County overcame an early two-run deficit on the strength of a 12-hit effort.
Petersburg moves within a win of the Class AA title by defeating Logan, 10-6
SOUTH CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Highlights from Petersburg’s 10-6 win over Logan in the Class AA state tournament winners bracket final. Final stats
Treadway chosen as new president at BridgeValley Community and Technical College
Dr. Chris Treadway currently vice chancellor for state Community and Technical College System.