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Discover how Whitman College's 10% Promise caps tuition at 10% of family income, transforming college affordability and transparency across Washington.
Cassandra Batson, principal of Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, was awarded the Milken Educator Award.
A family is suing the state in federal court, arguing that Vermont’s 2025 education reform law is unconstitutional because it excludes religious schools from receiving public tuition dollars.
The University of Mississippi is investigating a viral doorbell video of white women making monkey noises at Black student’s apartment door.
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.
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