Category: Education

Dr. Linda M. Holoman (left) accepts a proclamation from Midland Mayor Maureen Donker (right) designating March 15-17 as Midland (MI) Alumnae Chapter, Delta Sigma...

Multi-district — Staffing remains the biggest issue on local education leaders’ minds as they prioritize budgets for the year ahead and beyond, while considering...

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OXNARD, Calif. — On a Wednesday morning in December, Dale Perizzolo’s math class at Adolfo Camarillo High School is anything but quiet. Students chat...

Education Briefs Published 5:33 pm Friday, March 1, 2024 Michael Carroll receives prestigious scholarship Michael Carroll, of Austin, is among seven Mississippi State students...

A new Network for Public Education report grades Florida an “F” for its public school funding. As Florida lawmakers negotiate the state budget in...

Changes being considered for General Education (GE) requirements could have serious consequences for CSU students and faculty whose teach GE courses. Efforts to change...

Colorado lawmakers on the Senate Education Committee voted against a bill that would have made it harder to remove content from a school or...

A combined system of 15 community colleges and 10 state universities would treat both tiers as equals, and they would equitably split a 15%...

MITCHELL — When the 2024-25 school year gets underway this fall, there will be some new guidelines on how big any one class in...