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When enlisting in the U.S. Army, Mark Pratt needed an extra step for it to be official: His mother's signature. Just 17 years old and having freshly graduated high school, Pratt was too young to enlist without written consent from a guardian.
A lawsuit alleging negligence after a Missouri Military Academy cadet was hospitalized for septic shock was filed against the institution on Oct. 20. The lawsuit stems from allegations …
Robbie Myers has stepped down from his position on the Missouri State Board of Education, telling The Missouri Independent on Tuesday that the time commitment was too much since he also serves as emergency management director in Butler County.
NEOSHO, Mo. — When Nanda Nunnelly’s grandparents lived in Neosho, Nunnelly and her family would visit them frequently. During some of those visits she remembers riding her bike on Young
Chicago-area institutions including Northwestern University and City Colleges are advancing AI education by creating new AI degree programs, majors and resources to boost AI literacy among students and faculty.
The Rock Island-Milan School Board temporarily suspended its own policy to discipline the high school principal without pay. Here
Rosman High School seniors recently spread out across Transylvania County for Senior Service Day, an annual tradition led by John McCarson.
Three Wilkes County teachers are among 11 recent winners of Bright Ideas Education Grants from Surry-Yadkin Electric Membership Corp.
The Yadkin County Education Foundation Fund of the Shallow Ford Foundation has awarded 14 Creative Classroom Grants totaling nearly $27,000 to dedicated Yadkin County educators. The grants support classroom projects
In recognition of his role in education, North Surry High School teacher Justin Gammons was recently awarded with the 2026 Surry County Schools Educator of Excellence Award.
A new superintendent for Elkin City Schools is expected to be in place for the start of the new year. The board has been working since the summer to recruit
DOBSON — While Tuesday’s general election is history, there’s still a bit of unfinished business surrounding a Mount Airy Board of Education race with a 19-vote difference between two candidates.