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Starting in fall 2027, the school will serve pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade students after hosting grades 9-12 since 1975. The decision comes following consecutive years of declining enrollment to maintain the school’s quality of education.
For the fourth-straight year, official enrollment numbers at New Mexico State University have grown, with the main Las Cruces campus showing a 3.7% increase over 2025 – the largest percentage increase among all of New Mexico’s four-year state...
LITTLE ROCK -- Alumni of Arkansas Baptist College, a private historically Black college in Little Rock, criticized the school's board of trustees in a letter last month over a decision to acquire a former downtown hotel for student housing.
CASPER, Wyo. –– Even the mighty, mythical Thunderbird must sometimes bow to Wyoming's notorious gusts. However, much like another mythical flying
An employee of the Community College of Vermont is suing the institution for discrimination, harassment and retaliation.
Baltimore’s landmark One Charles Center office tower has landed a large new anchor tenant: the Maryland State Department of Education.
SALISBURY, Md. – Some exciting news from Burke & Herbert Bank and Wor-Wic Community College as they announced the winners of this year’s Win Free Tuition Contest, sponsored by Burke & Herbert Bank. WMDT’s Haley Rase joined Dr. Deborah Casey, President of Wor-Wic, and Carl Cottingham, Burke & Herbert’s Regional President, to announce this year’s winners. This marks the 20th...
The University of Louisiana at Lafayette, in partnership with the UL Lafayette Foundation, recognized this year’s class of Eminent Faculty Awards honorees at a private luncheon Friday.
RICHMOND, Ky. (KT) — What does the Bible say about in vitro fertilization? Do people in remote places who never hear the gospel go to heaven or hell? Why should
A Lexington nonprofit is raising the curtain for more children to experience the arts. For these dancers, performing in "The Nutcracker" is more than a holiday tradition. It has become a part of growing up.
Bill Nye, who visited the University of Colorado Boulder to speak on Wednesday, took the stage with his signature enthusiasm and bow tie.
The measure received nearly 57% support from voters, falling short of the 60% supermajority required under North Dakota law.