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Maryland State Board of Education meeting set for May 29
The Maryland State Board of Education is scheduled to convene on Thursday, May 29, at 9 a.m. The meeting will take place at the Nancy S. Grasmick State Education Building in Baltimore.
Oregon's Summer EBT program returns to aid families with food purchases
Oregon's Summer EBT program is returning for its second year, aiming to support families in purchasing food for school-aged children during the summer months.
OFT criticizes DoDEA's decision on cutting key educational roles
The Overseas Federation of Teachers (OFT), representing educators in public schools on Department of Defense military bases across Italy, Spain, Bahrain, and Turkey, has expressed strong opposition to the Department of Defense Education Activity's...
Auditor General warns municipalities about distressed pension plan obligations
Auditor General Timothy L. DeFoor has issued a warning to municipalities regarding their pension plans, following a report indicating that 25% of these plans are experiencing some level of distress.
Leadership drives shift towards personalized learning
If you’ve ever watched a student light up after solving a difficult problem or making connections, you know learning is personal.
AI tools aim to improve diagnosis of children's speech disorders
When Marisha Speights began her career as a speech-language pathologist in Nashville, Tennessee, she used standard screening and assessment methods.
Department of Aging introduces new resource for Pennsylvania's unpaid caregivers
Pennsylvania's Department of Aging is set to introduce a new initiative aimed at supporting the state's unpaid caregivers.
Dr. Abbey Duggins appointed as deputy superintendent at SCDE
The South Carolina Department of Education (SCDE) has announced that Dr. Abbey Duggins will take on the role of Chief Academic Officer and Deputy Superintendent of College, Career, and Military Readiness starting June 17, 2025. Dr. Duggins joined...
Nominations open for 2026-27 Michigan Teacher of the Year
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) has opened the nomination period for the 2026-27 Michigan Teacher of the Year program.
Survey: Teachers report high levels of colleague support and emotional strain
Teacher Tapp has released new survey findings highlighting the level of support teachers feel from colleagues and the emotional challenges faced during the school year.
Teacher Tapp survey finds majority of teachers say professional development helps improve skills
Teacher Tapp has released survey results indicating that the majority of teachers believe their professional development is beneficial, with a significant interest in school-based research groups.
Educators address leadership challenges and advocate for systemic change
Educators are highlighting leadership, identity, and systemic change within the education sector.
Governor Shapiro announces $50 million investment in Pennsylvania innovation
Governor Josh Shapiro and Department of Community and Economic Development Secretary Rick Siger are set to meet with local leaders and innovators at the University of Pittsburgh.
Louisiana reports significant gains in K-3 student reading levels
The Louisiana Department of Education has reported a notable improvement in reading levels among K-3 students for the 2024-2025 school year.
Pennsylvania honors 15 colleges for mental health initiatives
Pennsylvania is set to acknowledge 15 postsecondary institutions for their efforts in supporting student mental health and preventing suicide. Dr. Lynette Kuhn, Deputy Secretary of Postsecondary and Higher Education from the Pennsylvania...
Shapiro administration announces enforcement date for 'Paul Miller's Law
The Shapiro Administration is emphasizing road safety with the implementation of "Paul Miller's Law," which will take effect on June 5.
Pennsylvania officials stress no-phone rule for drivers as new law takes effect
Officials from various Pennsylvania state departments will convene to emphasize the importance of avoiding cell phone use while driving.
Shapiro Administration increases funding for Pennsylvania Farm Vitality Grants
The Shapiro Administration has announced an increase in funding available to Pennsylvania farmers through the Pennsylvania Farm Vitality Grants.
Pennsylvania honors 15 institutions for mental health initiatives
The Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE) has acknowledged 15 postsecondary institutions for their efforts in supporting student mental health and preventing suicide.
Connecticut invests over $7 million in youth mental health through ARPA grant program
Connecticut has continued its investment in youth mental health with the ARPA Summer Mental Health Supports Grant Program, launched in August 2023.