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See how New Mexico school districts and Albuquerque Public Schools performed on reading assessments with statewide proficiency results for 2026.
Writing in The New York Times Magazine, Hannah-Jones revealed her daughter, Najya, feels she made the wrong school choice.
The University of Mississippi on Thursday identified the students as Aidan Hamilton, an 18-year-old freshman from Englewood, Colorado, and Robert Strang, a 20-year-old junior from Atlanta.
Protesters at the University of Illinois Chicago called for stronger student protections after U.S. Customs and Border Protection was planned for a career fair.
7 Maine colleges and universities appeared in the new list of the best national schools ranked annually by U.S. News & World Report.
The University of Maine at Presque Isle is driving most of the system's enrollment growth thanks to an online program for adults filled with out-of-state students. Leaders say it's sustaining opportunities that would otherwise have disappeared, but it's not without critics.
If you have a high school student getting ready for homecoming season across Greater Houston, your wallet might already be feeling the squeeze. Parents and local artisans are reporting a sharp rise in the cost of homecoming mums.
Chef Peter Egede grew up in metro Atlanta, attending Marietta Middle School and Marietta High School before graduating from Georgia Southern University.
Albuquerque has installed a new HAWK pedestrian crossing signal at Kathryn and San Mateo SE near Whittier Elementary and Wilson Middle schools. The project is the city’s fifth HAWK signal added since 2025.
Albuquerque has installed a new HAWK pedestrian crossing signal at Kathryn and San Mateo SE near Whittier Elementary and Wilson Middle schools. The project is the city’s fifth HAWK signal added since 2025.
In phasing out the Regents exams requirement to earn a New York public high school diploma, the state Board of Regents and Education Department watered down standards while claiming they didn't and came up with no alternative. Chancellor Lester Young and his fellow board members get an F on this one.
The educators are from Augusta, Bethel, Lewiston and Windham. The winner will be named in October.