The Bright Side: RA Long High School wins 1st state choir medals in 20 years
R.A. Long High School students placed in three events at the Washington Music Educators Association State Solo and Ensemble Contest.
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Many U.S. teenagers don't get enough sleep, new University of Minnesota study finds
The percentage of teenagers who say they get seven or more hours of sleep per night has been declining since the early '90s.
Teachers unions could disappear under DeSantis ‘union busting’ law
Florida teachers unions could disappear under new DeSantis 'union busting' law, critics say, with a number of local unions facing crucial votes this summer.
Minnesota can make social media safer for kids
Nowhere else do we allow minors to enter a contract — not for sports, camps or school outings. Yet they are allowed to sign over their data to Big Tech.
UW-Madison Chancellor Mnookin is leaving after 4 years. Here’s what she says went right — and what didn...
Mnookin, who became chancellor in 2022, leaves UW-Madison on May 16 to take the helm at Columbia University.
After universal education freedom accounts, Republicans push additional school choice legislation
Last June, New Hampshire school choice advocates notched a long-sought victory: Gov. Kelly Ayotte signed a bill to remove income limits on education freedom accounts. The EFA program itself was
Blue Valley approves cuts to classified workers’ hours, holiday pay
Paraprofessionals, who work one-on-one with students in the classroom, are among those most affected.
University of the Arts’ $77 million endowment remains mired in court proceedings two years after the scho...
Colleges that accepted UArts students are vying for portions of the endowment. So is the Hamilton Family Charitable Trust, which donated more than half the funds. A judge will ultimately decide.
Educator profile: Pendleton Elementary teacher wants her students to love learning
Growing up, Sara Smith saw what teaching was like through her dad, who was a teacher, and her great uncle, who was an education professor at Indiana State University.
Little Red Reading Bus returning for 10th year
The Grand Forks Foundation for Education is ready for another summer of promoting literacy for young students.
Sharjah announces Eid Al Adha school holiday dates for private sector
Sharjah Private Education Authority announces Eid Al Adha holiday for private schools from May 25–28, 2026, with classes resuming June 1, 2026
Yes, Teachers Do Still Assign Full-Length Books. But Numbers Vary
Most middle and high school teachers have students read books—but often just one or two a year.
UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin reflects on tenure
UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin reflected on her accomplishments leading the state’s flagship campus while acknowledging what she calls a period of “significant challenge” during her four-year t...
Ontario education minister reveals what school boards must do to end supervision
Ontario education minister says requirements could go beyond just balancing books.
Why the Future of College Could Look Like OnlyFans
Jay Caspian Kang speaks with Hollis Robbins, a University of Utah professor who thinks colleges should combine A.I. with professors’ edge-of-knowledge expertise.
Former Rome school board member returns to laud superintendent
A former Rome school board member defended Superintendent Nerlande Anselme during a district meeting amid recent criticism online.
Twenty-two students graduate from Prairie Home R-5 School District
High school graduation came with an unconventional gift for Prairie Home seniors.
Valley performers celebrate spring musical season
LEWISBURG — Kylyn Dillman, a 9-year-old Midd-West student, summed up the eighth annual Valley Musicals celebration as well as anyone Monday night.
Job training or well-rounded education: Can 3-year college degrees do both?
Three-year bachelor’s degrees are gaining traction in the United States, as they boost affordability and speed up career entry. But do they bypass traditional education goals?
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Pittsfield school officials hear parents describe racial insults, slurs among students
The meeting, called in the wake of a Herberg Middle School teacher being accused of repeating racist and homophobic epithets used by a student, revealed both general observations on the
Our Past: The Telegraph headlines for May 12 over past 100 years
The Telegraph's popular feature uses headlines from the past century to tell readers about Alton's history and the broader region.
Fitchburg State University makes key appointments
FITCHBURG — Fitchburg State University President Donna Hodge has announced a series of key academic leadership appointments that will help guide the institution’s continued focus on academic excellence.
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