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The Kansas City, Kansas, school district is stepping up work from a $180 million bond package.
Lee Washington of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, is an Army veteran and teacher who began crafting sculptures out of cotton-picker spindles 25 years ago.
Felix Griego, center, executive director of student nutrition at Rio Rancho Public Schools, at a sampling of produce as part of the New Mexico Grown program at RRPS. Griego recently discussed the district's recognition as a Golden Chile Award recipient. Courtesy of Rio Rancho Public Schools Tracy Goldizen Tracy Goldizen Observer Editor Published October 29, 2026 - 2:33 p.m.
Amy Jones, 23, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, told police she impersonated a teacher and made inappropriate comments to high school students because she "hates kids and she just wanted to (mess) around"
Halloween brought two very different scenes to Rhode Island on Saturday: children showing off costumes and collecting candy, and college students celebrating.
University officials tightened security around Greek Row after a person followed four students and broke a sorority house window with a rock.
NORFOLK, Va. -- — TJ Lester ran for two touchdowns, Jorge Diaz Nicholas made a school-record five field goals and Marshall turned four turnovers into 20 points en route to a 36-23 win over Old Dominion on Saturday.
South Carolina’s small towns are struggling to do basic functions, but a new College of Charleston program by the Joseph P. Riley Jr. Center for Livability aims to help.
A video of a student reading a poem about Charlie Kirk at the University of Texas-San Antonio has caught the attention of the broader university officials and is under review for “the incitement of violence.”
Parents in the DMV region are raising concerns after firearms were found on school campuses in Washington, D.C., and Virginia within the past week.
The enrollment decline mostly reflects a broader decrease in the number of school-aged children living in New York, suggesting affordability concerns and declining birth rates could be more to blame than families leaving public schools for other school types.
When Little Rock School District Superintendent Jermall Wright got a text from an Arkansas Department of Education official asking if the district could use $480,000 in federal funding by December, he jumped at the opportunity.