Wurtsbaugh Fitness Center renovated at Mattoon Middle School ↗
The center is named in memory of PE teacher Ray Michael Wurtsbaugh Jr., who taught PE for 28 years at the school. Teachers will use the newly renovated facility this
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For the third time this week, Jaime Hodge says her eighth-grade son won't have a bus to take him home from West Buffalo Charter after school.
The 4-H Club at Abate Elementary School in Niagara Falls was in danger of shutting down. Now, county funding has come in to keep it going and even expand.
The Taos Municipal Schools District has lost roughly 104 students since October 2025, a decline that if continues, could decrease the district’s state funding in the next school year. During
The scent of piping hot New Mexico-style chile wafted from Parr Field on Friday (Nov. 6) as students, teachers and other chile lovers competed in the Taos Community Schools New
The University of New Mexico-Taos has been awarded two federal grants totaling $5.25 million to train Northern New Mexico residents for well-paying jobs close to home, according to a university
Taos Pueblo broke ground Friday (Nov. 6) on a 10,600-square-foot Library and Education Center intended to increase access to early childhood education, career readiness workshops, after-school tutoring and opportunities for
West Middle School Tori Albright was selected as one of four semi-finalists for School Administrators of Iowa
Low completion rates have officials questioning if Luna Community College should stay independent. Its president objects.
While instructors describe mixed feelings as turmoil on campus continues, students say their back-to-school experience is business as usual.
Two finalists for the top job at the troubled institution are based in New Mexico, but all have leadership experience in the Southwest.
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The Watseka native has taught at Hoopeston Area High School since 2011, when he took on the role of long-term substitute.