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BOISE (IdahoEdNews) — Late in the 2026 legislative session, a $5 million plan to support Idaho’s most vulnerable students hung in the balance. A moderate Republican tried to rally support for the special...
Parts of the Katy area have sunk about 14 inches since 2007, according to new data from the Harris-Galveston Subsidence District, which says some of Houston’s fastest-growing suburbs are continuing to slow...
She came to the U.S. from Nigeria with $10 and a dream. One week away from graduating with her MBA, she was killed.
FAYETTEVILLE -- The University of Arkansas announced Thursday it will reinstate its men's and women's tennis programs effective immediately.
Hunt Elementary is being recognized nationally after years of low test scores — and teachers say their data-driven approach is what turned things around.
ATHOL— The Idaho Department of Lands (IDL), in proud partnership with the Bonner Soil & Water Conservation District (BSWCD), hosted another successful Idaho State Forestry Contest at Farragut State Park
Learning recession: New report says students across the country are performing worse than their peers did a decade ago
Durango School District staff, board members, administration and students gathered Wednesday for a groundbreaking ceremony for the future Three Springs Elementary School. “Today we break ground, but ...
The Wyoming Valley West Board of Education introduced an approximately $110 million proposed budget with a 5.1% property tax hike for the 2026-27 school year Wednesday. The budget proposal comes as Valley We...
The education secretary told lawmakers states could set rules for scholarship-granting organizations, though the Treasury Department has not finalized requirements.
An Obsidian Middle School science teacher is expanding a new introduction to career and technical education (CTE) class that helps engage students through grant funding and community support. The class […]
WASHINGTON — U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon took heat Thursday over forthcoming changes to the federal student loan system that will impose new borrowing limits for professional and graduate students.
Working with 36 local businesses, SWCTE's health science students are getting professional experience.
Philadelphia Charters for Excellence alleges the district’s approach to charter renewals is “exploitative.” The group wants an end to enrollment caps and legal waivers.
The 2026 Colorado legislative session touched on preschool, K-12, and higher education. Approved education bills could impact students, teachers, and school districts statewide.
New state graduation requirements emphasize work experience and career readiness. Schools and organizations have been working to offer more of these opportunities to students.
LEWISTON – Lewis-Clark State College alumnus Tony Havens was selected as the 2026 Outstanding Teacher Educator by the school’s Teacher Education & Mathematics (TEAM) Division.
Maryland ranks among the top states in reading and math recovery since the pandemic, according to a new Education Scorecard report.
US students are performing worse in school than 10 years ago, said the Education Scorecard, from researchers at Harvard, Stanford and Dartmouth.
The group had set off on a diving expedition on Thursday morning to explore the Vaavu atoll, according to Italian media.
ELKTON – Three of the four Cecil County Board of Education District 4 candidates expressed their views May 6 on the Elkton High School auditorium stage during the 2026 Primary
North Dakota voters will decide in November whether schools should provide free breakfast and lunch to all students regardless of family income.
The Arkansas State Board of Education approved Thursday an emergency rule to implement new legislation governing the creation of newly formed smaller school districts.
State Treasurer Kimberly Yee criticized schools chief Tom Horne after a state audit confirmed mismanagement of funds in the state's universal voucher program.