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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Carrollton, GA — West Georgia Technical College (WGTC) hosted its inaugural Alumni Association Mixer last month, marking a new chapter in the college’s ongoing efforts to strengthen alumni connections and
Cullman Mayor Woody Jacobs presented a proclamation on Thursday, Nov. 5, declaring Nov. 7, as Retired Teachers’ Day in the City of Cullman. Retired educators Dr. Tomesa Smith, Susan Sellers, […]
BILOXI, Miss. – Mississippi college students have until Nov. 30 to apply for the Fall 2026 Space to Succeed Scholarship from The Storage Center, which operates six facilities in the […]
Bellarmine filed new testimony and rebutted the CCS filings from Monday ahead of the next court hearing on Thursday
Hillel of Broward and Palm Beach has unveiled its renovated building at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, designed to accommodate the growing number of students looking for a safe place for Jewish culture, worship and social life.
Two months after blocking undocumented students from attending the state’s public universities earlier this year, Florida’s higher education leaders are poised to let some of them in after all.
LSU announced its new School of Construction and Construction & Advanced Manufacturing Building will be named for donor and alum Art Favre after a “transformational gift.”
A freshman at the University of Mississippi says her actions in a viral racial harassment video were "insensitive, inappropriate, and deeply harmful."
Police say an investigation is ongoing into the death of a 7-year-old Cincinnati Public Schools student with special needs who died while riding home on a bus in September.
Urbandale schools are facing $7 million in budget cuts over the next five years as enrollment declines, with a listening session scheduled to gather community feedback.
The HERD program offers mentorship and resources to help students overcome challenges and stay out of the juvenile justice system.
Parents and students rallied outside LAUSD headquarters Tuesday against plans to eliminate $10 million in annual funding for 42 affiliated charter schools, warning of staffing and student safety impacts.