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Wisconsin’s Department of Public Instruction says Sun Prairie Superintendent Dr. Antoine Reed does not have a current Wisconsin license and has no application pending after the agency denied his application in October.
After the Democratic wave hit Wisconsin on Tuesday, leaders in both parties are figuring out what comes next. Plus, election reactions from Democrats and Republican former Governor Tommy Thompson. And, Milwaukee Public Schools took a budget hit after they say they fell victim to a fraud scheme.
For the first time in 36 years, a public school district in Wisconsin will dissolve.
Wisconsin has seen its first death from measles in more than 35 years. For the first time in more than 3 decades, a public school district in rural Wisconsin will dissolve. Plus, we take you underground to a cavern filled with thousands of hibernating bats.
Ashley Peggs, a former middle school gifted teacher in Kanawha County, has earned West Virginia Public Broadcasting’s September 2026 Above and Beyond Teacher Award, which honors the excellence and creativity of Mountain State educators.
Great Bend USD 428 announces Natalie DeForest, fourth-grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary School, and Norbert Muth, eighth-grade English Language Arts (ELA) teacher at Great Bend Middle School, as the district’s nominees for the 2028 Kansas Teacher of the Year (KTOY) award.
University of Arkansas System President Jay B. Silveria was named the next leader of Purdue University Thursday.
ATHENS, Ohio – A first-of-its-kind archaeology project has been funded at Ohio University by the Stream and Wetlands (S+W) Foundation.
COLUMBUS —The Eighth District Court of Appeals issued a decision on Thursday that allows the Ohio High School Athletic Association to sanction Cleveland Metropolitan School District and Glenville High School. […]
Brashear FFA members are teaching hands-on Agriculture Education on the Move, or Ag Moves, lessons to Adair County R-II Elementary students in Brashear this fall, Missouri Farmers Care announced. Thanks […]
Missouri child care providers have classrooms sitting empty and parents eager to fill them. But with funding stretched thin, the state isn't approving most new applications for subsidies that would make those openings affordable.
Missouri Southern State University’s Plaster School of Business will host the fifth annual Business Gateway on Tuesday, Nov. 10.