What sets apart an exceptional educator from a good one? This question was at the heart of the Penn State College of Education's annual awards ceremony. Recognizing and honoring the outstanding achievements and steadfast dedication of educators, staff, and students influences the community and
Marshall County Schools, led by Superintendent Shelby Haines, recently honored Keith “Panger” Wright and Megan Pintus as the Service Personnel and Teacher of the Year. The ceremony, held at Grave Creek Archaeological Complex, celebrated their exceptional dedication. Wright, a custodian at John Mar
Camille Faivre is known for her expertise in education management, particularly her focus on developing and implementing open and e-learning programs. With the education sector still grappling with post-pandemic financial restraints, Camille’s insights into asset management and finance leasing o
In recent years, mental health issues among young people have skyrocketed. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness, one in five youths aged 13-18 experience a severe mental health disorder at some point in their life. With statistics like these, the question arises: Are schools doing
Social segregation in Australia's education system has emerged as a profound issue, raising concerns about its impact on educational equity. Recent research from Murdoch University highlights that Australian schools are among the most socially segregated within OECD countries, which
Robert B. Turner Elementary School (RBT) was the center of attention at the latest ACS board meeting, receiving both state and national honors that underscored its unwavering dedication to academic excellence. Under the leadership of Principal Jason Alexander, RBT has consistently demonstrated
