The abrupt cessation of $1 billion in federal funding for student mental health services has sparked significant concern across American school districts struggling with heightened mental health issues among students, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. This funding was previously distributed
Discovery Education recently announced the winners of its second annual awards, celebrating districts, schools, and educators who have made significant strides in advancing student achievement by promoting curiosity and connecting classroom learning to the real world. This initiative aims to honor
In a landmark move, Thailand has abolished a 50-year-old regulation enforcing strict hair length standards for students—a decision reflecting profound shifts within its educational and cultural spheres. This development, marked by a court ruling that declared these regulations unconstitutional,
In a notable legislative decision, Florida lawmakers have enacted a bill aimed at limiting student cell phone usage during school hours. This move, led by Rep. Demi Busatta Cabrera, seeks to address concerns surrounding technological distractions in the educational environment. The new policy
A looming decision regarding Killingly Public Schools' budget has sparked a wave of concern, with significant potential impacts on employment and various educational services. The discussion centers around the proposed budget adjustments that will be addressed at the Town Meeting. The central issue
Are Mississippi's Private Schools in a Funding Dilemma? Could private schools in Mississippi be taking advantage of state resources in an unjust manner? This question stands as a testament to increased concerns about the possible financial practices lurking within the educational realm. Recent
