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Nine of eleven Franklin County school districts and supervisory unions improved attendance rates for the 2025-26 school year, per DESE data.
MILL HALL — The Keystone Central School District Board of Directors and administrators are looking into how it can support students involved in SkillsUSA for the upcoming school year. At its work session last week, the board heard a presentation from SkillsUSA Advisor Ashley Brungard, a childcare instructor in the district’s Career and Technical Education […]
Valley Arts4All donated more than $7,500 this year to support art and music programs in four local school districts.
Port Allegany Veterans Memorial Inc. (VMI) awarded three $1,000 scholarships to Port Allegany High School Class of 2026 graduates. Kendra Meade, daughter of John and Krystal Meade, and Isac Amell, son of Jeremiah and Shanna Amell, received the Roxy Taylor Volunteer Scholarships. Ethan Tarbox, son of Bob and Kelly Tarbox, received the Paul Maynard Scholarship of Courage. From left are Meade, Amell, Tarbox and VMI President Wayne Thomas, who presented...
AP is covering school closures in partnership with The Hechinger Report and Big Local News at Stanford University.
SHAMOKIN DAM — Lynn Fiedler remembers the smell of the wooden stairs, the library tucked inside a walk-in closet and the familiar faces of students who walked through the doors
SELINSGROVE — Susquehanna University hosted its first Bay Advocacy Institute, a Chesapeake Bay Foundation program offering college students the opportunity to delve into Chesapeake Bay topics, gain real-world skills in
Current Minnesota and North Dakota National Guard members will receive a 15% tuition scholarship for graduate and undergraduate programs at MSUM.
Shannon Roers Jones gave a presentation on the project during the School Board meeting Monday, Nov. 9.
Former Bismarck State College President Larry Skogen will share insights into the history of American Indian education during a free public workshop Thursday.
The most critical teacher shortages are in elementary and special education, said State Superintendent Levi Bachmeier.
Superintendent Terry Brenner received generally favorable marks in the surveys, with scores above 3.0 on a 4.0 scale in all 40-plus categories