The Department of Education is recovering around P100 million in funds from alleged anomalies in the Senior High School (SHS) ...

California adds 3,000 new teachers despite declining student enrollments and budget cuts. Fresno County leads the way with 8% ...

How Dead Is the Department of Education? The federal agency can’t be abolished with the stroke of a pen. But it can be put on the austerity path to oblivion.

Chiefs nation is going national. As the Massapequa school district continues its tussle to retain its Chiefs moniker and logo, the town is asking its biggest backer — President Trump — to sign ...

The Johnston School Department has found its next superintendent. Scott Sutherland, a veteran Providence principal who has been the district’s chief of staff since 2022, has been hired to ...

'School Spirits' has promoted Ci Jung Ma and Miles Elliot to series regular, and added Jennifer Tilly, Ari Dalbert and Erika Swayze for Season 3.

Cuts to food assistance and health care through the recently signed federal tax cut and sending bill may jeopardize Maine’s free school meals program. Cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition ...

HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WDEF) — The Hamilton County Health Department has announced they are bringing back their Back to School Open House event. It is a free event to the public. The Health ...

The U.S. Department of Education released nearly $1.3 billion in frozen federal funds for before- and after-school programs to schools and organizations across the country on Monday — though over $5.5 ...

Education Department will release some frozen grants supporting after-school and summer programs The Education Department plans to release previously withheld grant money for after-school programs.

Bridgewater and Raynham officials support a financial review of the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional School District. The investigation aims to identify potential cost savings and improve financial ...

More troubles ahead Beyond the immediate threat to summer schools vying to stay open now, school districts and nonprofit education programs are bracing for more hardship into the school year.