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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Construction of the new $32.5 million ALAH High School is progressing, with precast walls completed and crews working to enclose the gym before winter. August 2027 remains the target for
The area's best rates: Potomac, St. Joseph, Cissna Park, Prairieview-Ogden, Mahomet-Seymour, Bismarck-Henning ,Cerro Gordo, LeRoy, Sullivan and, tied for 10th, Fisher and Salt Fork.
Approximately one in five awarded students is homeschooling or planning to homeschool.
The data undermines a key selling point of the bitterly debated taxpayer-funded program: that it would help students who couldn’t otherwise afford non-public education options.
It’s a $2.8 billion question: Is it time to rewrite Idaho’s aging and much-maligned school funding formula? And it’s a question Gov. Brad Little isn’t answering.
It’s the largest drop in recent years. INSIDE: See how enrollment has changed in your district or charter.
Starting next school year, McMillan Elementary School will no longer welcome students. Parents react to the closure following unanimous school board vote
Donnette Leilani Kapono began her tenure as interim chancellor of Hawaii Community College on Nov. 2, returning to a campus where she previously served for eight years and helped expand workforce training and educational opportunities across Hawaii Island.
Superintendent Keith Hayashi received high marks from the state education board during his annual evaluation on Thursday.
MARIETTA — On Thursday, the Cobb County Board of Education voted 4-3 to approve three-year contract extensions for Superintendent Chris Ragsdale’s executive cabinet and all of the district’s school principals.
Perry High School art students created watercolor portraits of animals at Friends of Perry Animal Shelter to promote pet adoption.
Middle Georgia State received a $75,000 grant to develop two programs supporting students who have experienced foster care or homelessness.