Approximately 25% of the students in the Texas A&M College of Agriculture and Life Sciences represent the first-generation in their family to attend college, surpassing the university-wide average.

Kristin Stubblefield (B.A. ’19) is this week’s featured alum in our new Alumni Spotlight series for the This Week at Meadows e-newsletter. Each week, a different Meadows alum will be highlighted for ...

Greenville School Superintendent says in op-ed that improved graduation rates, career and college-readiness reflect admirable ...

Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters After working at a summer camp for children with muscular dystrophy ...

Cassandra Brooks owns Little Believer’s Academy, which has locations in Garner and Clayton. She operates three NC Pre-K ...

The Illinois Report Card released this week did not only focus on Rockford Public Schools. Data involving other local schools ...

Kali Ford has spent her entire teaching career in the community where she grew up. At Salt Fork North Elementary School, she spent the first eight years of her career teaching first grade. Now, she's ...

This allowed attendees to check out the educational programs available for students with South Bend school’s pre-k through ...

A provisional decision was announced to transition the district, which has been in receivership since 2015, to local control ...

By REVIS BLAYLOCK NEA Town Courier Blytheville School Board members finished the October meeting Thursday night expressing well wishes to Teresa Whatley, administrative assistant to the superintendent ...

A special educators shortage in Indiana once violated federal law, but the I-SEAL program helps current educators earn their special education certification for free while remaining in the classroom.