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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.
Middle Georgia State received a $75,000 grant to develop two programs supporting students who have experienced foster care or homelessness.
(WSVN) - A stimulating study at a South Florida university found that several modifications to current programs to assist students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorderRead More
The University of Wisconsin said Radenka Maric, president of UConn, is a finalist for a chancellor role there.
A new report highlights the state of public schools in Colorado, including challenges Gov.-elect Phil Weiser’s administration will inherit
Ghost students target Oregon community colleges, using fake identities to steal financial aid
The state is investing $7.8 million this school year to help families in seven districts cover rent, utilities, car repairs and other emergency needs.
Jerromy Cissell joined the U.S. Army Reserve in 2008 because of its college tuition assistance. He now teaches military science at UNK and serves in the Nebraska Army National Guard.
Jason Owens, principal at the Hanny Arram Center for Success, is among the founders of the new Nebraska chapter of the National Alternative Education Association.
"It is against Nebraska law for children to have these items and it is dangerous for children to use these products."
An Islamic school in Revere is expanding its footprint across Massachusetts by using a state law that prevents school committees from withholding approval because of its religious instruction.
Public school teachers in Loudoun County, Virginia, looking to teach their students about American holidays can draw from a list of district-approved lesson plans, including one recommended for second graders that declares Thanksgiving a "Day of Mourning" and another that calls Columbus Day a "Debated Celebration," documents obtained via a public records request and shared exclusively with the Washington Free Beacon show.