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Deven Pierce sold 304 cups of lemonade and used every penny to buy socks for Arms Around BA, helping his school shatter its previous Socktober record.
Jennings Public Schools has cut laptop use to just 15% of classroom instruction time, shifting students back to pencils, paper and face-to-face learning. Superintendent Derrick Meador says the change is boosting teacher-student interaction and even sparked a surge in library book checkouts.
Oklahoma's 2026 school report cards reveal academic performance, graduation rates and how much schools spend per student.
Fewer schools received failing grades in 2026, while about one in four students tested proficient in reading and math.
More than 200 students at Wright State University’s School of Nursing will get to utilize newly renovated laboratory space during the fall semester.
Eight of the 14 decided school levies in the region were rejected Tuesday, Nov. 3. This is a higher failure rate than levies statewide in a year when levies struggled to pass in Ohio as a whole.
From marching in formation to leading their fellow cadets, students at Western New York Maritime Charter School are learning that leadership takes discipline, accountability and a commitment.
Three Buffalo School Board members scheduled to attend a conference this weekend will no longer attend after questions were raised about spending on travel while the district considers closing schools.
For the fourth-straight year, official enrollment numbers at New Mexico State University have grown, with the main Las Cruces campus showing a 3.7% increase over 2025 – the largest percentage increase among all of New Mexico’s four-year state...
The thorniest issue facing the Democrats who will take control of the state Legislature next month might be education funding – because the same voters who fueled Tuesday’s “blue wave” also voted in favor of a Republican measure to cap school property taxes.
School district says Southwest Foodservice Excellence has opted out of its contract to provide nutritional services but still owes the district $7,000,000.
Families interested in the district’s 45 magnet schools can get application guidance, learn about magnet transportation options and talk with teachers, staff and current students, the district said.