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Using a federal grant, The Mind Trust plans to dramatically expand Connecticut’s charter sector. The group has launched over 50 charters and influenced key Hoosier policymakers.
Backers hope it could serve as a test case, even amid concerns that hyperlocal efforts like these mean wealthier students will benefit the most.
Superintendent Roger León has translated some parents’ public testimony at board meetings. Those parents want professionals to do the job.
After Google said school districts couldn’t use its search engine if they disable its AI mode, protesters in Chicago and Massachusetts pushed back against the tech giant.
Eighty-six California school districts put bond measures on the ballot. While votes are still being counted, nearly half are failing.
The work of Oklahoma’s top education official has already begun for state Superintendent-elect Robert Franklin. By late Wednesday afternoon, not even 24 hours since being elected Tuesday, the longtime educator from Sand Springs had spoken with a local district superintendent about preparations for the state’s new literacy law and exchanged messages with Gov.-elect Mike Mazzei, […]
Jack Mordente honored by Southern Connecticut State University for nearly 50 years running the schools Veterans Center. Mordente helped thousands military students throughout the decades.
Dancing and rock music are illegal in Bomont, but in Spokane, it’s the heart of the Shadle Park High School fall musical.
Faculty members in the university’s Department of Computer Science, Design & Journalism were recently awarded a National Science Foundation grant to fund “Creighton For Good.”
WEST MEMPHIS -- Arkansas State University Mid-South, a two-year college in the ASU System, announced a new chancellor Monday.
LOS ANGELES -- Serbian star Nikola Kusturica scored 17 points and Jaylen Pettit added 16 as No. 9 UCLA routed Arkansas-Pine Bluff 106-37 Wednesday night and set a program record for margin of victory.
Pulaski County Special School District locker rooms will soon be equipped with audio recording devices to comply with a state law passed last year following a 2024 bullying scandal in the Quitman School District.