Salk and Flett middle schools in Spokane are pioneering cellphone bans to enhance student engagement and well-being in the post-pandemic era Middle Schools Salk and Flett Lead the Way in Phone Bans Spokane: So, here’s the scoop. Spokane Public Schools is shaking things up with a new cellphone policy. Before the district made a big…
South Dakota students may face a 50% increase in dual credit costs due to Governor Noem’s budget proposal, raising concerns among families and educators. Noem’s Budget Cuts Could Spike Dual Credit Costs for Students Sioux Falls: South Dakota high school students are in for a surprise. If Governor Kristi Noem’s budget proposal goes through, they’ll…
A survey reveals why many Black teachers in Philadelphia are leaving the profession, highlighting systemic issues and personal experiences of racism. 30 Black Teachers in Philadelphia Explain Their Reasons for Leaving Philadelphia: So, there’s this big conversation happening about Black teachers leaving their jobs in the city. Tracey, a high school teacher, shared her story.…
A new report shows over 3,100 Native American children died in boarding schools, far surpassing federal figures Washington Post Reveals Indian School Deaths Exceed Federal Estimates Washington, D.C.: A recent report from the Washington Post has uncovered some shocking statistics. It reveals that over 3,100 Native American children died while attending Indian boarding schools. This…
Despite mixed messages from schools and employers, students are exploring AI’s potential in their careers and education. College Students Show Cautious Interest in AI Amid Conflicting Signals Salt Lake City: So, there’s this student named Rebeca Damico at the University of Utah. When ChatGPT came out in 2022, her professors were super strict about it.…
At the University of Southern Maine, older students find a welcoming space designed to meet their unique needs and foster connections. USM’s Older Students Discover a Supportive New Community Portland: The college scene usually caters to younger folks, right? But at the University of Southern Maine, a surprising 28% of students are 25 or older.…
Jenna Lawler from Rushville has been awarded the 2025 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship, recognizing her academic and community achievements Lawler Selected as Rush County’s 2025 Lilly Scholarship Winner Rushville: Big news for the local community! Jenna Lawler, a student at Rushville Consolidated High School, has been named the recipient of the 2025 Lilly Endowment Community…
Alderman Debra Silverstein calls for a reschedule to ensure all can participate in the meeting regarding CPS CEO Pedro Martinez’s future Alderman Urges Rescheduling of School Board Meeting to Oust CPS CEO Chicago: An alderman is pushing for the Board of Education to change the date of a special meeting set for Friday. The meeting…
Leon Smith, a dedicated educator from Delaware County, has been honored as Pennsylvania’s Teacher of the Year for 2025, showcasing his commitment to student success. Delaware County’s Leon Smith Shines as Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year for 2025 Delaware County: Big news! Leon Smith, a teacher from Haverford Township, just snagged the title of Pennsylvania…
Dr. Scott Lapinski, UTPB’s Director of Financial Aid, has achieved the prestigious FAAC certification, showcasing his dedication to student success and ethical standards. UTPB’s Dr. Scott Lapinski Joins Elite Ranks with National FAAC Certification Odessa: Big news for the University of Texas Permian Basin! Dr. Scott Lapinski, the Director of Financial Aid, just earned the…
