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The Idaho School Boards Association adopted nine resolutions at its annual meeting on Friday.
The director of the Idaho Department of Insurance told school leaders they should have asked questions about the trust's finances.
More than 60 Georgia colleges and universities are waiving application fees through November 30. See which Middle Georgia schools are participating.
State data shows health insurance premiums have jumped between 15% and nearly 29%, according to Liz Coyle of the consumer advocacy group Georgia Watch.
Georgia Access open enrollment is underway. Nine insurers report final 2027 rate increases. Here’s what to check before you renew.
The 15-week EMT program combines classroom instruction, hands on simulations, and real-world training.
There’s a waitlist for Utah’s technical schools as students worry about tuition costs and the impact of AI. After years of growth, traditional higher education has hit a student plateau — or worse.
Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa is selecting a new education commissioner, who would have the power to replace any or all appointed board managers.
More South Dakota students are graduating high school on time than at any point in more than 14 years, according to the state’s School Year 2025-26 Report Card.
A cast of 65 young performers from across Central Oregon is bringing How to Train Your Dragon, The Musical JR. to the stage at Caldera High School.
The University of Oregon’s graduate employees union has declared an intent to strike if it doesn't reach a deal on a new contract by Nov. 16.
High-tech mannequins, ARPA funding and a competency-based curriculum are helping TCC grow its nursing pipeline from 300 to 534 students.