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2024-2025 North Carolina RISE Award Application Period Now Open
Governor Roy Cooper announces the application period for the North Carolina Recognizing Inspiring School Employees (RISE) Award, recognizing classified school employees who provide exemplary service.
Restoring the Missing Educational Component: NCBCPS' Bible Curriculum
Discover how the National Council on Bible Curriculum in Public Schools (NCBCPS) has been working for decades to restore the teaching of the Bible as an educational tool in public schools across America.
Colorado's Chronic Absenteeism Rate Improves, But Still Concerning
The Colorado Department of Education has reported an improvement in student attendance rates, but nearly one in four students still experience chronic absenteeism.
The Future of Higher Education: Navigating the Transformative Power of AI
As artificial intelligence continues to revolutionize various industries, higher education leaders are now exploring its potential to transform the way students learn and faculty teach.
Closing Achievement Gaps in Durham Public Schools
Durham Public Schools is working to address the divide in educational opportunities that schools across the country are seeing.
The Invisible Class: Why Public Education Matters
A candid look at the struggles of working-class families and the importance of public education in providing opportunities for their children.
Holding Charter Schools Accountable: A Step Towards Fairness and Transparency
National Democrats take action to hold charter schools accountable, introducing legislation to prevent for-profit entities from operating these schools.
Arlington Public Schools Takes Step Towards 'Phone-Free' Learning Environments
The Arlington Public Schools district is launching a pilot program in four middle and high schools to use locking magnetic pouches to store cellphones for the day, joining a growing trend of school districts across Northern Virginia to limit screen time.
The Regional School District's DEIB Initiative: Promoting Anti-Racism Education and Inclusion
In the past year, the regional school district has implemented several new programs to promote anti-racism education through their DEIB (diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging) initiative.
The Power of Educating Righteous Desires
A thought-provoking article about the importance of educating our righteous desires, as taught by Elder Neil L. Andersen at BYU Education Week.