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Tulsa Police officers and Tulsa Public Schools students met to share experiences and form relationships. 2 News Oklahoma's TJ Eckert heard from kids and TPD about starting that bond at a young age.
The scent of piping hot New Mexico-style chile wafted from Parr Field on Friday (Nov. 6) as students, teachers and other chile lovers competed in the Taos Community Schools New
The University of New Mexico-Taos has been awarded two federal grants totaling $5.25 million to train Northern New Mexico residents for well-paying jobs close to home, according to a university
A vision that community strategist Shelley Jensen has talked up for years, to create affordable tiny homes for Colorado Springs educators is in sight.
CHEYENNE – Wyoming Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder and the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) have announced the inaugural cohort of the Wyoming Patriot Schools Program.
From vitamin D to stem cells, the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation has licensed discoveries and supported campus activities.
More than 35 years after graduating from Wisconsin Lutheran High School, Lt. Gen. Johnny K. Davis returned Wednesday to honor veterans and encourage the next generation to serve.
Seidel-Worcester Scholarship, Salisbury University SALISBURY, Md. – 19 future Worcester County educators received the surprise of a lifetime, full scholarships to Salisbury University, and a pathway to their future career as teachers. The scholarships, which totalled over $800,000, were part of the “Grow Your Own Educator Grant Program,” which aims to develop young educators before they return to teach in...
MURRAY, Ky. (KT) – Maddie McCormic grew up going to church. She was even baptized as a child. However, during her college years at Murray State University, she realized that
The Wildcats use a good first half to ride out a shaky second half in dropping Iona 74-61 in their pre-conference game, November 8, 2026, Tucson, Ariz.
Jackson State University opened Mississippi’s first Aspiring Educators Resource Closet on Monday, giving education students a place to pick up classroom supplies before they start teaching.
Starting in fall 2027, the school will serve pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade students after hosting grades 9-12 since 1975. The decision comes following consecutive years of declining enrollment to maintain the school’s quality of education.