Wake school board approves sending letter asking to keep U.S. Department of Education open
The Wake County school board approved a letter to Congress asking them to support the department and provide schools with more resources. President Donald Trump wants to dissolve the department, but he needs Congressional approval.
Columbus City Schools' Vice President Jennifer Adair previously served as board president for four years through the pandemic ...
In response to recent legislative and executive activity at the state and federal level, Lakewood City Schools Board of ...
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After weeks listening to the pleas of parents, students and school leaders, the Darien school board approved a $125.7 million ...
Gov. Kevin Stitt removed three members of the state Board of Education on Tuesday and named three newcomers, citing ...
A South Elgin High School teacher is among 30 finalists for the 2025 Golden Apple Awards for Excellence in Teaching, while ...
Newark is the first city in New Jersey to give 16- and 17-year-olds the right to vote in the Board of Education election. The ...
Knox County Commissioner Terry Hill took the rare step of publicly rebuking another public official, telling fellow ...
Borishade was brought to SLPS in July 2023 by former superintendent Keisha Scarlett, who was fired in September for unapproved spending.
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