Explore articles with matching recorded place and subject information.
Minnesota BCA agents are at Fridley public schools Friday for an active investigation. Officials said there are no public safety concerns.
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.
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.
The Maine State Board of Education has given the go-ahead for Old Orchard Beach to build a brand-new school.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (BP) – “Father, you see all, you know all, and Lord, you don’t just see all and know all, but Father, you have written all as the
Southern Illinois University saw nearly 400 high school students make their way on campus Friday morning. The university hosted the annual SIU Future Teachers Day, a event the school started
Ahead of National Seat Belt Day, East Jessamine Middle School students are taking what they have learned about traffic safety out of the classroom and sharing it with younger students.
The policy was developed following months of input from educators, parents and other education partners
Researchers at the University of Iowa have found several pesticides commonly used on farms are showing up in surface water, urban canopies and even household dust. They say their results provide new insights into how this large and diverse group of chemicals travel through Iowa’s environment.
Iowa City school board member Jennifer Horn-Frasier resigned from a Financial Oversight Committee — which she was appointed to Tuesday — after receiving “threats and personal attacks.”
This is the highest number of high school graduates the state of Iowa is likely to see for the next two decades, a Board of Regents staffer said this week as part of his fall 2026 enrollment report. With Iowa’s long-awaited enrollment cliff beginning in 2027, local colleges and universities that rely on both in-state and out-of-state enrollment will feel the double-whammy of larger declines in neighboring states like Illinois, Wisconsin, Missouri, and Minnesota.