As Florida grapples with a significant summer wave of COVID-19 infections, the timing couldn't be more concerning with the school year kicking off across the state, raising critical questions about whether the situation will deteriorate further. This surge, which has seen case numbers triple in
In an era where higher education costs continue to soar, community colleges have emerged as a vital lifeline for countless students seeking affordable and accessible pathways to academic and career success, providing a practical alternative to traditional four-year universities. These institutions
In the tapestry of American history, few figures shine as brightly as Williana Burroughs (1882–1945), a Black educator, activist, and Communist organizer whose life was a relentless crusade against racial, gender, and class oppression. Born just one generation removed from slavery, she navigated a
In a nation where childhood hunger remains a persistent challenge, a new wave of legislative action is emerging to transform the way students are fed in schools, focusing on both nutrition and community support. Across the country, lawmakers are recognizing the profound impact of connecting local
As students across Texas settle into the current school year, a sweeping new law banning cellphones, electronic devices, and wearables in classrooms has sparked intense debate among educators, parents, and administrators. Introduced by Republican State Representative Caroline Fairly, this
In a landmark decision that underscores the evolving landscape of public education, the Olathe Board of Education has voted to close Westview Elementary School, situated at 500 S. Troost St. in Olathe, Kansas, after the current academic year, marking a significant transition for the local
