Cary named best place to live in North Carolina; Morrisville, Apex also rank in top 5
The report gave Cary top grades across several key categories, including public schools, "good for families," and health and fitness.
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‘Our kids are not second-class citizens’: Parents erupt over HISD special education overhaul at board m...
Parents packed the HISD board meeting Thursday night to protest the district’s proposed special education restructuring plan, with some families saying the changes could uproot students with disabilities f...
School district's planned prayer rooms, foot washing stations draw outrage A Twin Cities school district's...
A Twin Cities school district's plans to include spaces for prayer and washing of feet in new construction and building upgrades has drawn national attention and outrage.
Graduate profile: Arlington’s Jake Burns plans career in irrigation business
ARLINGTON — For Arlington High School graduate Jake Burns, keeping the water flowing is in his immediate future.
Graduate profile: Evian Johnson’s goal is to help people
BROOKINGS — “I always wanted to help people,” Brookings High School graduating senior Evian Johnson, 18, said. “I did not want to do 10 years...
Princess of Wales’ Italy visit highlights progressive preschool approach that shuns standardization
The Princess of Wales’ visit to Italy highlights the Reggio Approach, an educational model that values a child’s curiosity and potential.
My school is so worried I will cheat with AI it isn’t teaching (Opinion)
Across the country, students report self-censoring their own vocabulary, avoiding sophisticated sentence structures and deliberately writing below their ability level — not to cheat, but to avoid being acc...
HISD parents demand answers over proposed special education changes
Emotions ran high during a lengthy Houston ISD board meeting Thursday night as parents, students, and advocates voiced concerns over a proposed special education restructuring plan that could force thousands...
Arkansas Explained: Proposal aimed at restricting access to ‘sexually explicit’ library books
The Department of Education will accept feedback on the draft rules via email until June 15 and in person on June 8.
Colorado lawmakers pass bill to cut state financial aid for students at private universities
Under the amendment, thousands of students could lose access to state grants and work-study funding just months before the upcoming school year.
Colorado lawmakers debated education bills over teacher housing, state testing and more. Here’s where the...
The legislature embraced state protections for kids with disabilities but shot down measures that would expand rental housing for educators, explore ways to cut testing hours and create state rules for new f...
Snapping, tick tocking, soul searching: surfing the sports scene
Oh snap! Ryan Moody of Sussex Academy threw down an incredible double last weekend at the Henlopen Conference Championships, winning the 1,600 meters in 4:17:27 and 3,200 meters in 9:18:07. Ryan also ran 1:5...
Man accused of threats at BU expected before judge
BOSTON (WHDH) - A man accused of making troubling threats on campus at Boston University is set to appear before a judge Friday. Maximillien Sajous,Read More
Students compete in 43rd annual Idaho State Forestry Contest
How tall is that tree? What is making that other tree sick? How the heck do you read a paper map? All these questions and more were explored Thursday as 225 fifth-through-12th grade students from across the...
Government health insurance plan recipients should expect to see increases, official tells state panel
Most state employees and retirees in state government's health insurance plans for public school and state employees would pay more for their coverage, with increases ranging from nearly 5% to nearly 10%, du...
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A proposed policy change would allow the superintendent to transfer students, even against their parents' wishes, among elementary schools in Gardiner, West Gardiner and Pittston.
New York Times’ Bret Stephens defines the dividing line between elite and non-elite America
NYT. New York Times. Columnist Bret Stephens. Elite America. Divide. Mitigating polarization. BYU. Peacemaking Conference. Wheatley Institute.
Ganado ISD closed on Friday after several students call out sick, district says
Ganado ISD says that more than 90 students either missed school or were sent home from Ganado Elementary on Wednesday.
Families confront HISD board over special education program's changes and investigation
Parents demand answers at HISD's first board meeting following federal investigation into special education.
‘Off Campus’ Author Elle Kennedy Revisits “Slow Burn” Romance Of Hannah And Garrett; Talks Role In...
Elle Kennedy, author of the 'Off Campus' quintet, speaks to her role as a producer on the adaptation and her process writing the book series.
DWU celebrates opening of new Sioux Falls nursing location
Dakota Wesleyan University, in coordination with the Sioux Falls Greater Chamber of Commerce, cut the ribbon on a brand new Sioux Falls nursing facility on Thursday.
Arkansas HBCU leaders join Hill, others in Washington D.C. to announce infrastructure measure
WASHINGTON -- Leaders of three historically Black colleges and universities in Arkansas joined education leaders and lawmakers on Thursday in championing federal legislation to help institutions receive gran...
Why are Utah high schoolers wearing the nation’s ‘most financially literate’ crown?
All Utah high school students are required to take a financial literacy course — equipping them with lifelong money management skills
University of Chicago offers free tuition for families earning under $250,000
The University of Chicago will cover the tuition, fees, housing and meals of students from families with incomes below $125,000 beginning fall of 2027.