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Clarksdale Municipal School District is clarifying that a previously announced mask mandate to combat student illness is now optional.
The University of Mississippi is investigating a viral doorbell video of white women making monkey noises at Black student’s apartment door.
Three outstanding USM graduates were honored Friday during an annual Business Excellence Awards Luncheon hosted by the Southern Miss College of Business and Economic Development.
16 WAPT wants to recognize the people who are molding Mississippi’s youth into the Magnolia State’s brightest minds. Each month an area educator will be selected as a 16 WAPT Alyce Clarke Nominee.
Minnesota BCA agents are at Fridley public schools Friday for an active investigation. Officials said there are no public safety concerns.
Fridley Public Schools superintendent and asst. superintendent placed on paid leave amid BCA investigation
The battle to increase college graduation rates is going for hearts and minds with a $5 million ad campaign that hopes to combat anti-college narratives.
The polarizing for-profit company is best known for its AI-powered private schools. As questions mounted its model, the state's education secretary helped introduce the company to public school leaders this summer.
The Cecil County School Board honored a paraprofessional assigned to Bay View Elementary School for his quick response to a choking student. Shawn Johnson, chief academic officer for Cecil County Public Schools, said Adam Buccine saw a student choking on what turned out to be the plastic cap from a water bottle. "He performed the Heimlich Maneuver and saved the child
ELKTON — Cecil County Public Schools will once again hold its graduation ceremonies at the Bob Carpenter Center in Newark, Del.
Just days from now, seven Baltimore City eighth-graders, their teacher, and a documentarian will journey to one of the farthest reaches of the earth: Antarctica.
A WalletHub analysis puts a year of in-state college at 38.64% of Maryland's median household income, sixth-lowest among 48 states studied.