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Austin ISD will cut 215 educator salaries for next school year as it faces a $181 million deficit
Superintendent Matias Segura said that while it is likely that there will be teacher layoffs, it does not mean that 215 educators will be impacted. Some of the budget lines likely to be eliminated are tied t...
Drugs found on elementary school campus in Socorro
Socorro Consolidated Schools Superintendent Joyce Gormley said fentanyl and marijuana were discovered on an elementary school campus.
Cybersecurity breach hits Canvas learning platform used by HISD, other Houston-area school districts
Southwest Texas school districts are investigating a nationwide Canvas breach that exposed basic student info.
New salon school bringing cutting-edge education to Minot
The Union National Institute of Salon Services has begun offering cosmetology and aesthetic programs in Minot.
Students honored for essays and poster art highlighting Ky. agriculture
FRANKFORT, Ky. (KT) – Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell announced the winners of the Kentucky Department of Agriculture’s (KDA) annual Poster and Essay Contest on Thursday.
Autry Tech honors NOC as Partner in Progress
Autry Technology Center has honored Northern Oklahoma College as its 2026 Partner in Progress.
36 hours left to raise $36,000.
Gov. Ned Lamont happily cast himself Thursday as a sensible, centrist leader who has paid down crushing debts and boosted education.
Heritage High School teacher Adam Strong fulfills dream in publishing debut novel ‘Bella Vista’
Students at Heritage High School are greeted by colorful artwork taped to the door of Adam Strong’s classroom with the words “Dream Factory” on clouds contrasting a blue sky.
Akron Children’s Hospital wins former Notre Dame College property in auction
The former property of Notre Dame College was auctioned to Akron Children’s Hospital Thursday.
South Dakota stays at No. 46 in teacher pay rankings
South Dakota ranks 46th in the nation in a new report on average teacher salaries, the same as last year
2 finalists selected for Harford Schools superintendent
The Harford County Board of Education announced the two finalists for Harford superintendent.
Potty-training added to staff responsibilities in Anne Arundel schools
A potty-training policy was approved Wednesday by the Anne Arundel County Board of Education. Staff will now teach independent toileting.
Lafayette Reservoir Tower being retrofitted for seismic safety: Here's what we know
The East Bay Municipal Utility District is working on safety improvements for the Lafayette Reservoir Tower.
Fairfax County school board considers longer summers, more 5-day weeks
Currently, there are 40 student holidays and only slightly more than half of the weeks in the year are five whole days long.
Gov. Kemp signs $70M literacy push as Georgia makes kindergarten mandatory for the first time
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has signed a series of new education bills into law, aiming to improve student performance and support teachers across the state.
Des Moines Menace partners with Des Moines Public Schools for 2026 season
Exciting new partnership promises free games, a student-athlete recognition program and soccer camps for Des Moines students! Learn how your kids can be part of it.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signs bill to expand school vouchers
The release from the governor's office said that for the 2026-27 school year, the Department of Education received applications from more than 56,000 families.
Finalists emerge in Hammond superintendent search
HAMMOND — The Hammond Central School District Board of Education has announced two finalists in its search for the district’s next superintendent.
Ban on flags, banners in schools gets sidelined in Senate
A proposed ban on displaying flags or banners in public schools got shipped off to study in the state Senate.
Tucson civic leader Fred Boice dies at 96
Longtime Tucson civic leader, rancher and champion of higher education Fred Boice died on Tuesday, May 5. He was 96.
Hazleton Arts Academy had a magical visitor from Disney World
The students of the Hazleton Arts and Humanities Academy had a magical experience today when a representative from Disney’s College Program visited on Thursday. Chris DeRienzo, a technical recruiter for th...
R.A.C.E. to Resiliency: Students, race car drivers come together on road to success in Rome
Ridge Mills Elementary School’s “R.A.C.E. to Resiliency” might have a little different meaning to students than it does to the race car drivers at Utica-Rome Speedway — but in both