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Articles
Eufaula City Schools Cancel Classes Amid Threat of Violence
The Eufaula City Schools district in Alabama canceled all classes and after-school activities on Thursday due to a threat of violence, targeting the high school.
Biden-Harris Administration Invests in Multilingualism and Native American Language Revitalization
The U.S. Department of Education announces $11 million in grants to support bilingual and multilingual educators and Native American language revitalization efforts, emphasizing the importance of multilingualism in education.
The Impact of Repealing Washington's Capital Gains Tax: A Closer Look
As the November elections approach, voters in Washington state will face a critical decision regarding the future of their capital gains tax. Proponents of Initiative 2109 aim to repeal the tax, citing concerns about lost revenue and potential consequences for education and child care programs.
The Rise of Cellphone Bans in Oklahoma Schools: A Path to Academic Success?
Oklahoma schools are following the lead of Warner Public Schools, which banned cellphones over a decade ago and has since scored top grades. The trend is not unique to Oklahoma, with 76% of US public schools prohibiting non-academic cellphone use.
Penn State Extension's Master Watershed Steward Volunteer Makes a Splash in Berks County
Gary Grahl, a Penn State Extension Master Watershed Steward volunteer, is passionate about educating the community on protecting water quality and aquatic ecosystems.
A Tragic Reality: Georgia's Active Shooter Drills Put to the Test
In a gut-wrenching account, Jennifer Carter, a Spanish teacher at Apalachee High School in Georgia, recounts her experience of putting into motion her preparation for an active shooter scenario. The violent attack left two students and two teachers dead and nine others injured.
The Revival of a Historic Icon: The Bray School's Restoration Progress
A year-long restoration project is nearing completion for the historic Bray School in Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia. This article delves into the process and significance of preserving America's oldest still-standing school for Black children.
Unveiling the Forgotten Heroes: A Lecture Series on Louisiana Education
Join us as we delve into the rich history of education in Louisiana, celebrating the unsung heroes who paved the way for future generations. On September 19th, historian Ruth Foote will share her insights on the desegregation of UL-L and the courageous students who broke barriers.
U.S. Education Secretary Visits Green Bay Elementary School to Promote Multilingualism and Support Public Schools
The U.S. Education Secretary, Miguel Cardona, visited Jackson Elementary in Green Bay as part of his back-to-school bus tour. The school was selected for its success in using American Rescue Plan funds to promote multilingualism.
Unfolding Tragedy: Georgia High School Shooting Leaves Four Dead and Nine Injured
A shocking school shooting in Georgia leaves four students and teachers dead, with the suspect, a 14-year-old student, taken into custody. The incident highlights concerns about school safety, gun violence, and mental health.