Browsing: Education

The Courier-JournalLouisville students help give refugee farmers ‘best chance’ at thrivingSacred Heart Model School students must complete a community service…

Hundreds of public school employees have lost their jobs, with many more fearing they’ll be next, as a flurry of…

Human Rights Watch (HRW) stated on Wednesday that the Egyptian government has “severely undermined the rights to education and health…

A recent segment on Spokane Public Radio’s Inland Journal explored how artificial intelligence is shaping the future of K-12 education,…

The new year is shaping up to be another hectic one for education policy as the Idaho Legislature prepares for…

Characteristic of ‘excellent teaching’ used to be not letting personal views influence class, Garber says Political activism in the classroom…

Dr. Ray Jayawardhana. Credit: Caltech Jayawardhana’s appointment by Caltech’s Board of Trustees, announced today at a community-wide gathering on the…

Mass. — Some schools in Massachusetts and New Hampshire have announced delayed openings and closings as messy weather continues into…

Three weeks after announcing a “pause in operations,” Martin University’s board of trustees announced in a letter published in…

Mediation session scheduled Tuesday as Anoka-Hennepin teacher strike loomsAnother mediation session is planned on Tuesday as contract talks continue between…