Educational institutions are continuously seeking ways to make learning more engaging and effective. Despite challenges such as below-freezing temperatures and intermittent snow showers, schools are creatively extending learning beyond traditional classroom settings. This article explores various
Elementary school educators across Kansas are preparing for a significant shift in their professional development as they face the introduction of required literacy classes. Esteemed institutions, such as the University of Kansas (KU), other five Regents universities, and Washburn University in
A proposed bill in Massachusetts aims to curtail students' access to cell phones and personal electronic devices during school hours to foster a better learning environment and improve student mental health. This legislation, introduced by Attorney General Andrea Joy Campbell, is detailed in the
The recent trend of prominent leaders at major public universities transitioning to private institutions has raised significant concerns about the future of public higher education. This move, exemplified by Southern Methodist University's (SMU) recent hiring of President Jay Hartzell from the
Early childhood education (ECE) is undergoing significant transformations worldwide, driven by technological advancements, a renewed focus on children's rights, and increased government investments. These trends are shaping the future of ECE, promising both opportunities and challenges for
The recent snow and extremely cold temperatures in South Carolina have led to significant changes in school schedules across the state. School districts and educational institutions have taken various measures to ensure the safety of students, staff, and parents. These measures include
Marie Feagins is relieved of her duties as the superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools after a tumultuous nine-month tenure driven by allegations of professional misconduct and contentious relations with the school board. This unexpected move continues the trend of leadership instability
Imagine growing up knowing you face academic challenges that many of your peers do not, and this struggle continues through your formative years, shaping your perspective on education. This was the reality for Lachlan Congram, who was diagnosed with autism and dyslexia in high school. Despite his
Roxanne Recollet's story is a testament to the idea that it is never too late to pursue one's passion and education. At the age of 55, she embarked on a journey to further her education in social work, driven by a deep-seated desire to serve her community and honor her cultural heritage. Her
In recent times, schools around the Quad-Cities have confronted an increasing number of weather disruptions, leading to significant challenges in maintaining consistent educational schedules. On Tuesday, Jan. 21, an array of schools across Illinois and Iowa adjusted their plans due to unforeseen
