Ohio bill would require increased accountability for schools using private school vouchers
A new bipartisan bill would require more transparency for Ohio private schools receiving Education Choice and Education Choice Expansion vouchers.
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Despite getting taxpayer dollars, Ohio private schools will likely continue with no oversight
A bipartisan group of Ohio lawmakers wants to know how private schools are using taxpayer dollars, but Republican leadership likely won't require the EdChoice program to have more transparency.
Public asked to weigh in on technology use in North Dakota schools
A new North Dakota Department of Public Instruction survey seeks statewide feedback on potential changes to how students are using technology.
How candidates for North Dakota’s top K-12 job would address teacher recruitment, retention
Candidates for superintendent of public instruction have different takes on how to improve North Dakota teacher recruitment and retention.
Department of Public Instruction survey on tech use in classrooms open through August
State education leaders are asking North Dakotans what role technology should play in the classroom.
NC community colleges report 136 long-term vacancies among 31,000+ staff, audit says
The North Carolina State Auditor's published a new audit that provides details on a distinct low number of long-term vacancies across NC community colleges.
LEAF Global Arts cancels fall festival, postpones return to 2027
LEAF Global Arts has announced the cancellation of its fall Lake Eden Arts festival, otherwise known as the LEAF Festival.
Good Question: How are universities adapting to the demand for AI education?
Three local colleges and universities added new artificial intelligence majors in the last year as schools adapt to the changing AI landscape.
Grand Island Board of Education approves revised school budget
The revised budget reduces the proposed tax levy increase from 2.69% to 1.50% and cuts nearly $498,000 following community feedback after the initial vote failed.
NM lawmakers receive push to update AI education policies
A New Mexico legislative analyst recommended state lawmakers adopt policies to better define the use of artificial intelligence in schools.
NM pueblos, tribes and nations receive funding for cultural education programming
New Mexico’s pueblos, tribes and nations recently received an initial $30 million allocation from the Indian Education Fund,
Washoe County School Board District F: 3 candidates running for open at-large seat
There is just one comeptitive Washoe County School District Board of Trustees race that is competitive in the 2026 election because incumbents Collen Westlake a
California inmate accused of calling and sexually messaging a child on prison tablet
Inmates are not given access to the internet, but they can use educational apps, audiobooks, communication tools and job-finding resources.
The Nevada Independent
Long after the pandemic, families in Nevada and elsewhere are still interested in homeschooling and studies some are also open to a blend of traditional and nontraditional schooling options.
Haunting mystery in Nebraska town: How a federal Native American boarding school lost its dead
For 50 years, Native American children were brought to a federally run boarding school in Nebraska. No one can find some of their graves.
Pillen order requires Nebraska to track, restrict antisemitic behavior
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen signed an executive order to create a framework for schools to track and report antisemitic behavior to his office.
How one vacant Kansas City school became a monument to Missouri’s housing dysfunction
With apologies to Elizabeth Barrett Browning, a recent article in The Beacon about Kansas City Public Schools potentially converting the long-vacant Bryant School into subsidized teacher housing had me think...
Most Mississippi Third Graders Passed the ‘Reading Gate’ on the First Attempt
The Mississippi Department of Education announced that more than 75% of third-grade students passed the state reading exam on the first try.
‘Ministers of Justice’: District Attorney Hal Kittrell sets expectations for 2027 DA candidates
In 2007, District Attorney Hal Kittrell took an oath to seek justice for the citizens of Jefferson Davis, Lamar, Lawrence, Marion, and Pearl River counties.
Three graduating seniors get scholarships from Pine Belt Mayors’ Association
The Pine Belt Mayors' Association presented three $1,500 college scholarships Thursday.
Ellisville State School recognizes employees of the year at awards ceremony
The school recognized employees from several departments for their work ethic and dedication to those they serve.
Center at Indigenous sacred site opens in St. Paul after years in the making
Wakaŋ Tipi Center in St. Paul opens its doors to visitors on Friday. The center is located at Wakaŋ Tipi, an Indigenous sacred site formerly known as Bruce Vento Nature Sanctuary. The public space will off...
Changes to MSU trustee code of conduct violate First Amendment, free speech group warns
A civil liberties group focused on free speech issues is putting Michigan State University on notice, sending a letter to the East Lansing-based university Friday raising concerns with recent revisions to th...
As MSU president exits, what the heck is going on? We have (some) answers
Kevin Guskiewicz said board members had ‘differing perspectives’ on how MSU should move ahead. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called his departure disappointing but not surprising.