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Oklahoma superintendent-elect Robert Franklin shares his top three priorities during the first 100 days. What he believes are Oklahoma school values, parental rights, and what gives him the most hope
News 9Education
Oklahoma superintendent-elect Robert Franklin shares what steps he will take to help students in the state meet their benchmarks.
Cleveland 19Education
A dangerous driving trend that is on the rise may have reached Northeast Ohio, according to an Ohio School Safety Center report.
WHEC News 10Education
ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Older adults in Monroe County are facing higher prices and fewer choices as they sign up for Medicare Advantage plans during open enrollment.Peggy and Oscar Kent are longtime Greece residents, “ever since I was young and got married, it was always my dream to retire and live in Florida in the winter […]
Sioux City JournalEducation
West Middle School Tori Albright was selected as one of four semi-finalists for School Administrators of Iowa
Santa Fe New MexicanEducation
Low completion rates have officials questioning if Luna Community College should stay independent. Its president objects.
Santa Fe New MexicanEducation
While instructors describe mixed feelings as turmoil on campus continues, students say their back-to-school experience is business as usual.
Santa Fe New MexicanEducation
Two finalists for the top job at the troubled institution are based in New Mexico, but all have leadership experience in the Southwest.
Idaho Education NewsEducation
Approximately one in five awarded students is homeschooling or planning to homeschool.
Idaho Education NewsEducation
The data undermines a key selling point of the bitterly debated taxpayer-funded program: that it would help students who couldn’t otherwise afford non-public education options.
Idaho Education NewsEducation
It’s a $2.8 billion question: Is it time to rewrite Idaho’s aging and much-maligned school funding formula? And it’s a question Gov. Brad Little isn’t answering.
West Hawaii TodayEducation
Donnette Leilani Kapono began her tenure as interim chancellor of Hawaii Community College on Nov. 2, returning to a campus where she previously served for eight years and helped expand workforce training and educational opportunities across Hawaii Island.