Parents push San Diego Unified to limit classroom screen use
During the COVID-19 pandemic, laptops and web-based programs kept students connected to school. Now, parents are asking the district to acknowledge the drawbacks of educational technology.
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Arkansas State University chancellor named new system president
The Arkansas State University System Board of Trustees on Tuesday selected Chancellor Todd Shields to become the system’s fourth president effective July 1.
University of Arkansas selects alumna, Oklahoma professor for interim law school dean
The University of Arkansas named Katheleen Guzman the interim dean of its law school Friday, following months of controversy over the role.
Alaska's deteriorating schools could receive more than $148M for repairs. It's a fraction of what they need.
Following reporting by KYUK, ProPublica and NPR, lawmakers tripled the funding the state would allocate toward school construction and maintenance. The budget increase would still only cover about 13% of wha...
Utah high schools must legally allow leis at graduation. But at least one venue charges districts $1K for t...
Some Pacific Islander groups in the state feel the fee is discriminatory. The University of Utah says it’s necessary to clean up the mess the flowers leave behind.
University of Utah athletic department begins ‘unsettling’ layoff process as part of private equity deal
The University of Utah athletic department begins ‘unsettling’ layoff process as part of its private equity deal with Otro Capital on Friday.
Hollywood’s AI Aversion Could Have Consequences for the Next Generation
Experts argue that Hollywood's aversion to and lack of education on AI could be setting the next generation up for failure.
Prince William's modest boarding school where he lived a normal life amid parents' divorce
While then-Prince Charles and Princess Diana were going through a "messy" divorce, their sons Prince William and Prince Harry were attending Ludgrove School in Berkshire. Inside their very unroyal boarding s...
HONK! Fest West, breakdancing, and photography fests: Seattle’s Final Weekend of May Has It All
Can you believe it? We have already hit the final weekend of May, and that means summer vacation is right around the corner. While you still have to wait a little bit for school to be out, there’s still pl...
Tacoma leaders and residents excited as major light rail projects stay on track
Laura Svancarek, with Tacoma On the Go, campaigned alongside other transit advocates to keep South Sound projects on track.
Texas’ discipline push sends kids to ‘jail-like’ campuses
Lawmakers increasingly view disciplinary alternative programs as a solution to behavior problems. Critics say they harm students.
Buchanan Elementary principal Ashley Witt named Tennessee Principal of the Year semifinalist
Rutherford County Schools' Ashley Witt has been named a semifinalist for Tennessee Principal of the Year, honoring outstanding school leaders statewide.
Nashville leaders remove decades-old childcare barriers to expand access
Nashville’s current childcare capacity meets only 56% of the community need, according to the Nashville Early Education Coalition.
Oregon State study raises concerns about AI’s impact on student thinking skills
AI is becoming part of everyday education, but an Oregon State University study warns it may unintentionally weaken critical thinking skills.
Oklahoma City University announces $25 million renovation of Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center
Oklahoma City University announced a $25 million renovation of the Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center on Thursday, with plans to modernize the historic facility and reopen it in 2028.
Democrat candidates set for Oklahoma State Superintendent Debate in Norman
News 9, News On 6, and NonDoc will host a June 3 debate featuring the two Democratic candidates for state superintendent.
Why childhood education experts say Pre-K is important
Pre-K enrollments dip within OKCPS, despite universal access. Here's why teachers said students greatly benefit from early classroom experience.
6 Republican candidates set for State Superintendent Debate
On June 2, six Republican candidates for Oklahoma state superintendent will engage in a pivotal debate, "Education Equation," at Embassy Suites in Norman, addressing key educational issues amid an increasing...
Oklahoma Governor signs ‘Bell to Bell, No Cell’ school phone ban into law
Governor Kevin Stitt signed a new Oklahoma law requiring schools to restrict student cell phone use during the school day.
House Speaker Kyle Hilbert talks wins, unfinished business from 2026 legislative session
Speaker Hilbert has wrapped up his second legislative session leading the Oklahoma House of Representatives, touting a historic education package, and calling for more work to be done on Medicaid, SNAP.
Dozens gather to celebrate the life of Murry Foust, NKU student found dead after weekslong search
Covington police launched the search for Foust after the 22-year-old went missing in late April. Foust's body was found by a third-party search team in late May.
How much will Iris Roley's two sons earn? Cincinnati documents reveal totals for 14 months of part-time work
Iris Roley, a consultant for the city of Cincinnati, hired her two sons as subcontractors to work with young people after school at Government Square, and to help with summer safety.
Northeast Ohio teacher dies suddenly due to an ‘undiagnosed, aggressive form of leukemia’
A longtime Tallmadge High School teacher died suddenly from an “undiagnosed, aggressive form of leukemia.”
BODYCAM: Toledo Police respond to brawl at kindergarten graduation ceremony
TPD released footage showing officers responding to a brawl at a kindergarten graduation ceremony in an incident that received national attention.