University of Chicago to offer free tuition to students from families making under $250,000 In a potentiall...
University of Chicago to offer free tuition to students from families making under $250,000
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Homeschoolers in Arkansas EFA Program outperform private school students on test scores, data shows
New state data shows Arkansas homeschool students in the EFA program are scoring higher than private school peers on standardized tests.
Keller ISD considers closing 3 intermediate schools over declining enrollment According to a press release...
According to a press release from the district on April 2, Shady Grove Elementary was originally included in the closure plans.
Durango school board sounds alarm that other schools may need to be consolidated
Durango School District Board of Education hit pause this week on deciding whether to consolidate Sunnyside Elementary School with the yet-to-be-built Three Springs Elementary. In doing so, members ra...
As universal open enrollment stalls, school districts face questions on their own policies
Though an effort to mandate open enrollment statewide now appears on life support in the legislature, the expansion of the polarizing school choice policy has entered a new phase at the local level.
Inside a mom's legal battle to turn her $55,000 student-loan balance to $0
"I'm burned out on so many levels," said Ashley Carlson, a student-loan borrower who is being sued by SoFi. "But what else am I going to do?"
Boynton Beach family fighting for special education help in school
Governor DeSantis calls Florida "number one in the country" when it comes to parental choice and parental freedom in schools.
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Study: Hunters value the forest experience as much as deer harvest in DMAP areas
UNIVERSITY PARK — A new Penn State study suggests hunters participating in Pennsylvania’s Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP) care more about having a pleasant experience in the woods than maximizi...
Bradford High School Co-Op Spotlights: Carly Pascarella, Matt Galbraith, Ben Blauser
Carly Pascarella — Health Occupations Carly Pascarella is a senior in the Health Occupations program and completes her co‑op at The Bradford Manor as a Certified Nursing Assistant. She chose the program...
Ignacio, Bayfield send athletes with medal hopes to track state
The state championship season for high school track and field is here, and Ignacio High School and Bayfield High School’s top athletes are ready to take their talents north to JeffCo Stadium in Lakewo...
Local student receives National Merit scholarship
A Dubuque student has been selected as the winner of a National Merit $2,500 scholarship in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program.
Bucking national projections, some N.H. colleges are reporting strong fall 2026 enrollment figures
Despite a looming demographic cliff, the University of New Hampshire and other colleges in New Hampshire see surprising enrollment growth this year.
Pittston Area school board introduces $67 million budget with no tax hike
The Pittston Area Board of Education introduced an approximately $67 million budget Tuesday that keeps taxes level for the sixth straight year.
Union leaders, board members decry Chicago Public Schools cuts
Chicago Public Schools' teachers and principal union leaders joined school board members to decry proposed cuts to teaching positions.
Illinois Democrats push AI regulation bills on consumer protection, data privacy and mental health
While Senate Democrats outlined a range of proposals, including education, consumer protection and data privacy, Republicans cautioned that such measures could hinder innovation.
University of Chicago to offer free tuition for students from families making less than $250,000 a year
The university is the latest to waive tuition for families making under a certain threshold in an effort to make education at top-tier colleges more accessible to middle-class families.
How can schools better prepare students after high school? Here’s what a few experts say.
As states overhaul graduation requirements, experts say schools will need more support for counseling and advising students to ensure career pathways are valuable.
California State University introduces new degree programs that can be completed in 3 years California Stat...
California State University trustees voted to create a new class of undergraduate degrees that will only require 90 credits, meaning students could potentially graduate in only three years' time.
Exclusive Swastika flag raised at NYU, stunning many during graduation week The NYPD is investigating after...
The NYPD is investigating after someone raised a swastika flag on the campus of New York University on Wednesday.
Surfboard designer shares creative career with Fred Thomas students
Sixth-grade students in Nichole Shupard’s art classes at Frederick D. Thomas Middle School recently hosted visitor Ian Roth, a surfboard designer and owner of IMR Concepts. As Roth shared his expertise in...
Rep. Barton To Appeal No Trespass Order In Open Session
WHITEFIELD — State Rep. Joe Barton will appeal a no-trespass order restricting his movement on school property before the White Mountains Regional School Board on Thursday.
“Off Campus” Stars Ella Bright And Belmont Cameli Put Their Offscreen Friendship To The Test With This...
The way Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli make each other laugh is so important to me.
Waldo County Tech Center applies to combine with high schools and offer college degrees
The ambitious plan would create a regional ‘9-16’ school that would serve high school freshmen all the way through college.