Last month, Inama, a middle-school world civilizations teacher, resigned from her suburban Idaho district because of the ...

The school district is inviting all current and former students, families, staff, and community members to a special event to ...

DALLAS — The teen who opened fire inside Wilmer-Hutchins High School last year was sentenced to five years in prison Tuesday morning for injuring a classmate. Ja’Kerian Rhodes-Ewing, 18 ...

The Ohio Educational Library Media Association, Ohio’s preeminent professional association for highly effective school librarians and libraries, is pleased to announce that Kelly Silwani, library ...

Sue Ceglowski, the executive director of the Vermont School Boards Association, said during the White River Valley Supervisory Union Board’s meeting that the organization came out strongly ...

The Ohio Senate wants to amend the state's religious release bill to prevent public school districts from prohibiting religious groups like LifeWise from providing students with candy, trinkets ...

Kenn Rodriguez | News-Bulletin photo “Hopefully, they’ll listen to us and the future doesn’t get any worse than what we have now,” she said. Tlamante, a retired educator and Valencia County native ...

More than half a century after the Thomas Indian School closed, local remaining Native American survivors of the institution are telling their stories as part of a national oral history project.

Supporters of Senate Bill 13 say that library materials in public schools are often used to push an agenda. But opponents argue that this bill would be an overreach for school boards that could stifle ...

Melissa Carmack in the Gussner Elementary School library, one of the five school libraries she serves with warmth, creativity and care. Carmack was selected for the SHERO Award by Jamestown Regional ...

QUILCENE, Wash. — The state superintendent's office is responding to a school district's vote banning transgender athletes from competing in school sports. The 3-2 decision made by the Quilcene ...

Dozens of speakers denounced the school district for a proposed $13.2 million budget cut that would eliminate roughly 130 positions.