Photos: UW-Madison graduates thousands at Camp Randall
Thousands of students and thousands more family and friends packed Camp Randall to celebrate the UW-Madison Class of 2026 on Saturday, May 9, 2026 in Madison, Wis.
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New summer program aims to give St. Louis students a safe, enriching space during break
The founder, a veteran educator, says the initiative is designed to give students access to STEAM learning, mentorship and structured summer experiences.
AG: Grant to help schools go phone-free inspired by Ipswich High
IPSWICH — Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell announced new grant funding for school districts across the commonwealth to create phone-free learning environments — inspired by a bell-to-bell c...
GOP candidates talk policy in Journal debate
Three Republican candidates for New Mexico governor debated affordability, public safety and education Friday, with all three agreeing the independent vote is key to winning in November.
18-year-old student drowns at Canyon Lake weeks before graduation
Lake patrol responded to a drowning call around 12:45 p.m. near the Boulder Picnic recreation site at the lake.
NC State University celebrates over 7,400 graduates in commencement ceremony
NC State University graduation was held on May 9 at 9 a.m. at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh. Over 7,400 students graduated.
Rome school board candidates outline priorities
Four candidates are running for three seats on the Rome City School District Board of Education in the May 19 election.
Huron Area Education Federal Credit Union awards scholarships
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Sarah E. Raymond teachers tour new home, envision students' adventures
More space, more classrooms and a new location: Bloomington’s Sarah E. Raymond School for Early Education is getting a major upgrade.
Graduating Kearney Catholic senior learned from sports and put humility and respect to work
Josh Pierce, KCHS’s guidance counselor, said he has much admiration for Devin Carrell, who went out of his way to assist another KCHS student with her math.
‘A really surreal moment’: Rigby teen among only 4 Idahoans accepted to MIT
RIGBY — Addie Anderson has been dreaming of going to a prestigious STEM school since she was in 6th grade. On Pi Day this year, her dream came true. That’s when the 17-year-old from Rigby received an acc...
‘Get Intimate with the Shrub-Steppe’ is back this weekend in the Yakima River Canyon
The Kittitas Environmental Education Network is hosting its 27th annual “Get Intimate with the Shrub-Steppe” this weekend in and around the Yakima River Canyon.
Fairmont State University celebrates graduates during spring 2026 commencement ceremonies
FAIRMONT, W.Va. — Fairmont State University held its spring 2026 commencement ceremonies on Saturday, celebrating more than 470 graduates as they walked across the stage, received their diplomas and began
A lifetime of art: Tucson mother and daughter share creative roots
For Tucson artist Alejandra Montaño, painting is deeply tied to family and legacy. Raised by a mother who spent decades as an artist and teacher, Montaño now creates her own
Four candidates for Norfolk Public Schools Board of Education
Four candidates are running for a spot in the Norfolk Public School Board of Education — incumbent Tom Stanton, along with Randy E. Dee, Leonor Fuhrer and Becki Wulf. Each
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Alief Taylor High School senior uses past failure to fuel run to state in 2 events
Alief Taylor High School's McKale Lee overcame a fall at last year's area meet to become Texas' top-ranked 800-meter runner and qualify for state.
Pontiac students draft Illinois bill to create vape disposal system
Pontiac Township High School students Andrew Diaz and Allison Hovaniec are working on House Bill 4652, a proposed statewide vape disposal program funded by manufacturers through extended producer responsibil...
Is learning to read in NYC schools getting in the way of reading whole books?
Lists of the books included in curricula show middle school students are expected to read four to seven books in a school year.
Archeology work could uncover unmarked graves in Halifax’s Old Burying Ground
Archaeology students are uncovering the forgotten history at Halifax's Old Burying Ground.
Donor pays off student loans for NC State graduating class
A generous couple told grads at the Wilson College of Textiles that they are paying off their final-year student loans.
School City of Whiting highlights senior's selflessness, community spirit for Student Spotlight
School City of Whiting celebrates senior with aspirations of pursuing a career in aviation for Student Spotlight.
Patriotism abounds at Twin Falls schools 'Engage in Education'
Patriotism ran high at the Twin Falls School District's Engage in Education event.