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Using a federal grant, The Mind Trust plans to dramatically expand Connecticut’s charter sector. The group has launched over 50 charters and influenced key Hoosier policymakers.
After Google said school districts couldn’t use its search engine if they disable its AI mode, protesters in Chicago and Massachusetts pushed back against the tech giant.
Eighty-six California school districts put bond measures on the ballot. While votes are still being counted, nearly half are failing.
The work of Oklahoma’s top education official has already begun for state Superintendent-elect Robert Franklin. By late Wednesday afternoon, not even 24 hours since being elected Tuesday, the longtime educator from Sand Springs had spoken with a local district superintendent about preparations for the state’s new literacy law and exchanged messages with Gov.-elect Mike Mazzei, […]
Jack Mordente honored by Southern Connecticut State University for nearly 50 years running the schools Veterans Center. Mordente helped thousands military students throughout the decades.
WEST MEMPHIS -- Arkansas State University Mid-South, a two-year college in the ASU System, announced a new chancellor Monday.
New Mexico graduate students can take up to two approved courses per term at six public universities without reapplying, under a new statewide agreement starting this fall.
Gary McArthur, the university’s chief financial officer, said the school won’t be able to reverse the loss immediately.
Attorneys for a boy who was repeatedly put into isolation argue school staff mistreated a child who needed help. Lawyers for the state say staff members made decisions in the moment to keep residents and staff safe.
Hartford Union High School students organized a Veterans Day breakfast to honor local veterans, including one student's father.
Every year on Veterans Day, students at Port Washington High School file into the auditorium to honor the graduates who served their country — and every year, the school's Wall of Honor grows a little larger.
Wisconsin Lutheran High School hosted its 33rd annual Veterans Day breakfast and ceremony, bringing veterans, students, and community members to share stories.