Safety of St. Louis students' data unclear after Canva is restored to region's schools
Canvas is back online after a major ransomware attack. Missouri students' data may have been compromised.
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UNT, TWU locked out of Canvas system as hackers target universities across the country
Canvas is a widely used, web-based learning management system, a sort of digital classroom where educators load materials and assignments for students, and where students submit assignments and get their gra...
Minneapolis Public Schools leaders announce increased revenue from special education programs
The news comes just a year after district leadership held talks to discuss what could be cut to accommodate a $75 million budget shortfall.
Opportunities at SWCTE: Collin Wehner's culinary arts classes continue to grow
SWCTE provides a culinary arts program that prepares students with real-world experience.
Woodland Joint Unified School District celebrates students for bilingual achievement
Woodland Joint Unified School District celebrated more than 575 students on April 27 for their progress and achievement toward becoming bilingual and biliterate.
Canvas system used by thousands of schools is back online after a cyberattack disrupted studies
A system that thousands of schools and universities use to support instruction was back online Friday after it went down during a cyberattack that created chaos as students tried to study for final exams.
U of I postpones finals, schools scramble following cyberattack on popular learning tool Canvas
Thousands of K-12 school districts and colleges use Canvas nationwide, including U of I and Northwestern University, to manage classes, post assignments and communicate with students.
University of Arkansas graduate wins Pulitzer Prize for local reporting
Arkansas native and 2017 University of Arkansas journalism graduate Ginny Monk won the 2026 Pulitzer Prize for Local Reporting.
Janet Decker transforms Silver Creek Schools with inclusive education and lasting student impact
Janet Decker's passion for inclusion and dedication to Silver Creek Schools has transformed student interactions, fostering a community where everyone belongs.
CMS board to review updated budget proposal on Friday
The board voted 8–1 to reject the superintendent's $2.1 billion proposal on April 28.
Hoover Middle School music department to host can drive Saturday
Students will collect and remove 5 cent refundable glass, plastic and aluminum beverage containers directly from vehicles from 9 to 11 a.m.
'Proud of our Trailblazers’: Utah Tech awards more than 3,700 degrees to graduates from 43 states
Thousands of students crossed the stage at Utah Tech University this week as the university awarded more than 3,700 degrees and certificates during commencement ceremonies celebrating graduates from 21 count...
SOMACC expansion aims to broaden arts access, community engagement in Portsmouth
A major expansion and reimagining of the Southern Ohio Museum and Cultural Center is expected to bring new exhibitions, educational programming and community gathering spaces to downtown Portsmouth, accordin...
CA BOCES names Belmont honor rolls for 3rd quarter
BELMONT — Cattaraugus-Allegany BOCES named its Career and Technical Education High Honor and Honor rolls for the third quarter of the 2025-26 academic year from the CTE Center in Belmont. HIGH HONOR...
Wayne State College student appointed as trustee for state college system
WAYNE — Gov. Jim Pillen has appointed Wayne State College junior Mattie Kucera as a student trustee for the Nebraska State College System.
What to know about Southern University’s $77 million housing expansion: ‘Robust campus experience’
Southern University plans to build new on-campus residence options for freshmen, sophomores and upper-level students as enrollment grows.
University of Illinois postpones final exams, assignments due to Canvas hack
The University of Illinois postponed all final exams and assignments for the next several days after a global cyberattack on a popular classroom software.
School funding gap draws parent scrutiny as commissioners weigh budget
A group of parents has urged the Surry County Board of Commissioners to increase local education spending, citing data showing the county ranks near the bottom of the state in
Advocates urge education on how to respond to overdoses; awareness emphasized after recent incidents in Wic...
Advocates in Wichita want you to know how to respond if you see someone experiencing an overdose. Recent overdose investigations in the city highlight the awareness.
Former Weber State athlete defies odds, turns comeback into Paralympic gold
Standing on the field at Weber State University where he built his legacy decades ago, David Blair reflected on the journey that brought him back.“Don’t tell me
Local APS teacher to represent New Mexico at national summit
An Albuquerque Public Schools social studies teacher will represent New Mexico at the We the Teachers National Summit in Virginia.
Ottumwa school travel program finds missing funds after director resigns
Ottumwa Schools said the Educational Travel Program was put in jeopardy after the now-former director of the group self-reported that field trip funds had been misused.
Canvas cyberattack: Des Moines school officials clarify what data is stored on Canvas
Data Canvas holds for Des Moines Public Schools students and staff is limited to names, email addresses, internal student ID numbers, course information and messages between users.
Around Amherst: Education Foundation grants support innovative school projects
AMHERST — Expanding an after-school table tennis club at Amherst Regional High School, ensuring Summit Academy students can get through the day without cellphones and printing a series of decodable comic b...