Indiana officials are cracking down on “6-7” - a nonsensical slang expression popular among Gen Alpha kids - by issuing “tickets” to students who can’t stop blurting out the silly saying in school.

Increased mayoral control over IPS and the city’s charters could mirror how schools are run in New York and Washington. But would it work with Unigov?

The nonprofit Scholars Program is a teacher preparation an tuition assistance program. The The Accelerators Program is a ...

One of the most underappreciated and underrepresented groups at any sporting event is the officials. But across the PIAA, chapters are facing a significant shortage. Frank Garritano hopes to help ...

We are so lucky to have a variety of creative cottage food businesses in Edmonds—many of them are bakeries which means there ...

Tribal citizens are among communities navigating the impacts of massive cuts in federal spending and the effects of the ...

As an unprecedented immigration crackdown enters a third month, a growing number of Chicago residents are fighting back ...

Georgia's rise follows a win over Texas, while Mississippi is back in the top five. Oklahoma climbed to No. 8 after defeating ...

Indiana families can now access tutoring grants through Indiana Learns, a statewide initiative that helps qualifying students strengthen their skills in English/language arts and math. Enrollment is ...

Fernando Clark spent the last 10 months of his life in a jail cell, waiting for psychiatric treatment a court ordered he ...