Education

Winter weather is reshaping school schedules across the central and northeastern U.S., with many districts delaying or closing for the day. The storm’s path and timing could bring more changes, especially for commutes.

An award-winning, hands-on science program for PreK–5 reshapes classroom inquiry by weaving science with literacy and math, all tailored to fit tight instructional time. Real-world phenomena spark curiosity and empower students as confident problem-solvers of tomorrow.

An unexpected leadership shake-up at Ira Cross Elementary as Principal Stephanie Ford steps down for personal reasons. An interim team will guide daily operations while the district pursues a new principal, focusing on stability for students and staff during the transition.

Two years after graduation, Millie Larkins still carries the echoes of a turbulent start at Liberty High, an alternative school now at the center of debates on student support. Her story nudges readers to consider what resilience really requires when disruptions linger.

Hardin County’s latest board meeting mixed heartfelt recognitions with a bold plan to boost elementary math, from refreshed pacing and new common assessments to targeted support programs. The focus on collaboration and practical tools signals a district-wide push to strengthen learning and track progress.

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A major reshuffle within the Department of Education is underway, with key programs possibly reassigned to other federal agencies. As these changes unfold, questions are rising about funding, services for students, and how the administration’s approach could reshape education policy in the years ahead.

Community members push back as JCPS unveils a sweeping school consolidation plan, with closures and relocations under consideration. As a looming budget shortfall deepens the debate, families seek clarity on what the changes could mean for their children.

Southern Colorado students may soon find a clearer, more affordable path from PCC to CSU Pueblo. The enhanced transfer agreement aligns courses and streamlines credits, guiding learners from enrollment to graduation with fewer hurdles. Real-life stories highlight the potential for expanded degree options and stronger local opportunities.

Fairfax County schools are redefining education with bold AI initiatives, award-winning teaching, and new leadership. From space-inspired visits to literacy projects and community programs, these highlights point to a future-focused path for students and staff.

JCPS is prepping a bold plan that could shift school start times and rework several campuses as part of a major cost-savings effort. With a December 9 board meeting on the horizon, families and staff are watching closely to see what changes might unfold.

JCPS faces a multi-million budget shortfall that could lead to school closures and staff changes. Community forums will gather input from families and stakeholders as the district weighs its options and looks for a path forward.

JCPS is weighing a plan to move start and dismissal times earlier across the district, aiming to ease pressures on staff while keeping student learning at the forefront. The proposal touches all three bell schedules and will be discussed at a December board meeting, alongside budget and consolidation considerations. The changes could reshape daily routines…

Legends Club marks 10 years of uplifting local students as Tim and Kim Hudson celebrate 1,200 young achievers with pep, inspiration, and a tangible gift of support. A day that highlights teamwork, integrity, and the power of community spirit.

Northwestern University reached a landmark settlement over federal funding, tying millions to sweeping campus-policy reforms. The deal includes mandatory antisemitism training and stronger protections against harassment, spotlighting the ongoing tension between federal oversight and university autonomy.

New York’s top leaders unveil a bold push for universal child care, aiming to expand access from infancy through preschool. The plan promises expanded support and tax-credits, but carries a multibillion-dollar price tag and tough funding questions. As debates unfold, families wonder what changes could be on the horizon.

Florida stands at a crossroads as proposals to end all vaccine mandates spark warnings from educators about kid safety and classroom disruption. Critics say rolling back protections could boost illness and absenteeism, hitting vulnerable students and multigenerational households hardest. The debate pits public health against policy as communities weigh the true cost to schools and…

Could American public schools be funded more fairly and effectively? A bold critique of school finance argues the status quo shortchanges students and essential infrastructure. With ideas like a Green New Deal for Schools, a National Investment Authority, and regional tax-base sharing, it outlines a path toward equity that invites every reader to rethink how…

Tribal leaders warn that moving Native American education programs to new federal agencies could spark budget confusion and disrupt essential student supports. Critics say the shift was announced without meaningful tribal consultation, raising questions about funding for K-12 schools and Tribal Colleges and the need for clearer agency roles.

Jennifer Garner spent a day in Clay and Fayette counties with Save the Children, blending classroom moments with hands-on service for local kids. From a literacy moment in the classroom to meal-packing efforts and conversations with educators, the visit highlighted the power of education and community support.

Facing a substantial budget gap, JCPS leaders outline a sweeping plan to close and consolidate schools. The proposal aims to save money and boost efficiency, but families and staff are voicing concerns as forums invite public input before any decisions are final.