ConcordmonitorEducation
Graduates of 23 additional New Hampshire high schools will be able to attend New England College in Henniker for reduced tuition through its High School Partnership Program, more than doubling the number of participating schools. Merrimack Valley High School, Pembroke Academy and Pittsfield High School are among this year’s new additions. Concord High School has […]
CapjournalEducation
Superintendent outlines priorities while board approves goals, donation and other district business.
MitchellrepublicEducation
Mitchell school board makes engaging learners, capital projects, staff feedback an official priority
McphersonsentinelEducation
McPherson Public Schools announced Friday, Oct. 30, that it has selected Simpson Construction as the district’s Construction Manager at Risk, or CMaR, partner for projects… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close
Hays PostEducation
"Rosie the Riveter" includes 29 students onstage, with nine working behind the scenes. Per
GreensburgdailynewsEducation
The Ripley County Retired Teachers recently held their fall meeting at Osgood Baptist Church. President Sandy Bowlus presided over the meeting with a large number in attendance. After a catered
GreensburgdailynewsEducation
The Indiana Retired Teachers Association Foundation recently awarded 20 Active Teacher Grants throughout the state, each grant valued at $500.
NwitimesEducation
St. Mary's Catholic Community School in Crown Point hosted its 65th annual Spaghetti Supper that brings the community together each year.
NwitimesEducation
The Making History Project conducted its first interview before a live audience, recording IU Northwest Chancellor Arrick Jackson
EdweekEducation
Join this free virtual event tackling critical questions about how to prepare teachers to use AI responsibly and effectively.
EdweekEducation
Join us to explore EdWeek Research Center survey data on which areas of CTE are expected to grow the fastest over the next 5 years.
ChalkbeatEducation
One in eight NYC public school students experienced homelessness last year, marking the 11th consecutive year the total topped 100,000.