A new report from the Bipartisan Policy Center says the U.S. education system is not producing enough science and engineering graduates to stay competitive in the global AI race, particularly against ...

The Educational Theatre Foundation has appointed stage manager Cody Renard Richard and lighting designer Herrick Goldman to its Board of Directors. Both will help the Foundation's continued efforts to ...

The Governor’s Office of Economic Development and the Las Vegas Global Economic Alliance spoke about efforts to diversify Nevada’s economy.

Johnson earned the Certified Academic Practical/Vocational Nurse Educator (CNEpv) credential through the National League for ...

The New Hampshire House of Representatives has narrowly approved a parental rights bill that would lift the state's restrictions on homeschooling students. The legislation would remove a requirement ...

School students around Australia have begun their NAPLAN tests this week. Amid technical glitches during the writing component of the exam on Wednesday, there has also been confusion about the purpose ...

AUSTIN, Texas — The Leander ISD Board of Trustees has named its lone finalist to become the district's new superintendent. The district named Dr. Chris Clark as the lone finalist for the role. Clark, ...

The Mississippi Senate passed its own version of a teacher pay raise bill. Senate leaders don't plan on supporting the House bill, passed last week.

Seventy high school students committed to becoming teachers at the University of Central Oklahoma, providing hope for Oklahoma's ongoing teacher shortage ...

With more folks moving to the Triad, ABSS is expecting a surge in students over the next decade. Leaders are weighing their options as they look to rezone.

The Georgia House of Representatives has approved a $38.5 billion spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year, signaling significant investments in education, healthcare, and a surprising focus on ...

The Republican majority leader of the Kansas House and the governor's chief of staff worked Thursday to resolve objections to a bill designed to make the state’s three largest public universities more ...