Broadwater Elementary parents frustrated with limited steps to address armed man ↗
Superintendent Erwin Garcia approached the man Tuesday morning, after he was spotted with a firearm in front of the school last week. The two-minute conversation didn
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Legacy Early College celebrated the groundbreaking of its 55-acre campus at 504 West Marion Road in Berea on Nov. 5.
Caldera High School students hosted a Pumpkin Smash event, collecting Halloween pumpkins for composting instead of sending them to a landfill.
A cast of 65 young performers from across Central Oregon is bringing How to Train Your Dragon, The Musical JR. to the stage at Caldera High School.
Through civic participation and liberal education, South Korean educators hope to "quietly stitch the fabric of our democracy…before it unravels beyond repair."
The University of Oregon’s graduate employees union has declared an intent to strike if it doesn't reach a deal on a new contract by Nov. 16.
The results mark the highest percentage of schools earning A, B or C grades across Tulsa Public Schools since 2018, district leaders said, signifying continued academic progress being made.
High-tech mannequins, ARPA funding and a competency-based curriculum are helping TCC grow its nursing pipeline from 300 to 534 students.
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.