Indiana State names safety/health/environment lab for Reinhard family
Indiana State University has announced the naming of the E. Daniel and Sue Reinhard Family Safety, Health, and Environment Lab in the Bailey College of Engineering and Technology.
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Brevard College adds new program – dance
A new era is coming to Brevard College Athletics as the department announces the addition of dance as its 21st varsity sport and the arrival of Shannon Washington to lead
HISD under federal investigation over plans to restructure special education services
District leaders had recently confirmed they would consolidate students with disabilities into certain campuses beginning next school year.
College students’ end-of-semester purge shows need to reuse and recycle
An engineer in the University of South Carolina's planning department reflects on the massive amount of "stuff" being thrown away by students.
How no-bid private groups became the unintended ‘third arm’ of SC’s public charter school system
Under loose regulations that never contemplated this, private entities have raked in millions to launch and run South Carolina’s publicly funded charter schools. Lawmakers are scrambling to catch up.
Shifting gears: How Utah Online School helps BMX riders and students thrive
\nTried-and-true online learning methods of Utah Online School are available for tens of thousands of students across Utah, including those in grades K-5. Enrollment for summer school and fall opens April 1.
Utah high schools touted for efforts to prep English-language learners for higher-level classes
Numerous Utah high schools were recognized by state education officials for their efforts to prepare English-language learners for more advanced classes.
Lockdown lifted after man found on roof of Alief ISD elementary school, district says
A lockdown at Cummings Elementary School in southwest Houston has been lifted after officials say an unidentified man was found on the roof of the campus.
Power outage Sunday prompts EHS to reschedule baccalaureate
Baccalaureate is 6 p.m. Monday, May 11, 2026, in the Enid High School auditorium.
Concord Hospital’s trauma center reverified at second-highest certification level
Concord Hospital has been reverified as a Level II trauma center, providing initial trauma care and education in the community.
Holy Name High School teacher on administrative leave due to ‘poor judgement’
A teacher at Holy Name High School is on administrative leave, after officials with the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland said they used “poor judgement” during a class.
Love Creek Elementary art event showcases student creativity
Love Creek Elementary School recently hosted families for its Night at the Museum: Welcome to the Jungle art gallery event. With help from Parent Teacher Organization volunteers, the school’s gymnasium was...
OSU-Cascades’ childcare Little Kits to close
Oregon State University-Cascades childcare center Little Kits is closing July 2, according to the university branch campus. This news comes less than a year after it opened. The childcare center, […]
Hantavirus live updates: Risk to general public 'very, very low'
Fifteen passengers were welcomed to the University of Nebraska Medical Center's quarantine unit and one person is in the biocontainment unit.
Wyoming education board takes up key school programs: highlights you may have missed
The Wyoming State Board of Education met on April 30, where three schools were highlighted for their innovative approaches to learning, as reported by the Star-Tribune.
Maryland Casinos Post Strong April Revenue of $172.2 Million
Maryland’s six casinos generated $172.2 million in April 2026 gaming revenue, the strongest single-month total through the first 10 months of Fiscal Year 2026. MGM National Harbor led the way, sending $72....
Students study the Clark Fork’s creepy-crawlies to learn watershed science
Along the banks of the Clark Fork River, students are identifying all kinds of “macro-invertebrates” — aka, bugs — that live in the river. The data is one clue scientists use to determine the health...
Pediatricians group finds kids of all ages need regular recess for physical and mental health
The American Academy of Pediatrics said recess is crucial for good health and grades and should be part of the school day for all students.
Springfield budget committee gets first look at next year’s budget reductions
Springfield School District leaders had their first chance to weigh in on next school year’s budget Thursday. If approved, this budget would eliminate nearly 34 positions.
No shoestring budget: Estimates suggest financially flush St. George school district
Estimates suggest a St. George school district would result in an estimated net loss of about $60 million a year for East Baton Rouge Parish school system.
NDSU architecture student dreams up lake-life concept for downtown Fargo
Gabrielle Moede, a graduate student who earns a master's degree on May 16, created the concept for her thesis.
Cal State may soon offer degrees that take just 3 years to finish. Work experience counts, too
Students could earn a bachelor’s degree faster in select fields. Each Cal State campus will decide if it wants to offer the 3-year degrees.
UH ballroom dance team are “no longer underdogs” after third national title
Dancers from the Ballroom Dance Club at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa competed against 37 colleges in the National Collegiate DanceSport Championships this March.