BESE’s Bridging to Success tour begins in St. Martin Parish ↗
State officials began a three-day tour of St. Martin Parish schools, hearing concerns about declining enrollment and a push for STEM and technology.
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“Mississippi has raised expectations for school attendance, and students, families and schools have proven they can meet those higher expectations,” State Superintendent of Education Dr. Lance Evans.
Marylanders shopping on Maryland Health Connection face a 14.6% average premium increase after a 13.4% hike last year. Open enrollment runs to Jan. 15.
Melissa Wuest, a 26-year Anne Arundel County teacher now at Davidsonville Elementary, is Maryland's 2026 Elementary Art Educator of the Year.
The Oct. 2 R&P Classic at Wicomico Shores raised more than $14,000 to help St. Mary's County children afford youth sports leagues and camps.
Seidel-Worcester Scholarship, Salisbury University SALISBURY, Md. – 19 future Worcester County educators received the surprise of a lifetime, full scholarships to Salisbury University, and a pathway to their future career as teachers. The scholarships, which totalled over $800,000, were part of the “Grow Your Own Educator Grant Program,” which aims to develop young educators before they return to teach in...
Harford County Public Schools is expanding a pilot program that limits when students can access their school-issued devices after receiving positive feedback from parents.
Eight Baltimore City 8th graders are heading to Antarctica as citizen scientists on a two-week expedition starting Nov. 15.
Sara McQuarrie's debut novel "Strength Hidden" won an international gold medal and a children's book of the year award.
“I knew we had some great voices, but it’s just amazing," Fort Kent Community High School theater director Doug Clapp said.
The United Way is launching a new pilot project in Maine to help people get to appointments, work, school and more.
Incumbent Katie Brydon along with newcomers Emily Tilton and Jamie Beck were elected last week when the three ran unopposed. The committee also unanimously elected Brydon as chair.
LSU law professor Ken Levy will return to the classroom after nearly two years of paid administrative leave for profanity-laced comments regarding President Donald Trump and Gov. Jeff Landry.