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Four schools receive inaugural Iowa Blue Ribbon recognition for academic excellence
Four Iowa schools have been named as the first recipients of the state’s newly established Iowa Blue Ribbon Schools award for 2025.
Rhode Island hosts first forum focused on empowering teachers in financial literacy education
Nearly 40 middle and high school educators, along with representatives from 15 organizations, participated in Rhode Island’s first Financial Literacy Educators Forum on October 25 at Bryant University.
Iowa College Aid Board of Commissioners to hold regular meeting October 31
The Iowa College Aid Board of Commissioners is set to convene for its regular meeting on Friday, October 31.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to join roundtable on community safety funding in Lebanon County
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is scheduled to participate in a roundtable discussion with local officials and law enforcement officers regarding community safety investments in Lebanon County.
Governor Shapiro hosts state dinner honoring community contributors with Keystone Award
Governor Josh Shapiro, First Lady Lori Shapiro, Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis, and Second Lady Blayre Holmes Davis held the second State Dinner at the Governor's Residence to honor 17 Pennsylvanians.
Lt. Gov. Davis discusses state funding for new regional police department in Lebanon County
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis met with local leaders and law enforcement officials in Lebanon County to discuss the impact of state funding on public safety initiatives.
Board seeks applicants for eastern North Dakota seat after leadership changes
State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler has announced a vacancy on the Board of Public School Education, which is responsible for overseeing K-12 and career and technical education in North Dakota.
Iowa awards $3.8 million for local school district literacy plan development
The Iowa Department of Education has awarded $3.8 million in competitive subgrants to 28 school districts and public charter schools across the state.
Kansas requests waiver to unify state and federal school accountability systems
The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) has formally requested a federal waiver to combine state and federal school accountability systems into a single framework.
Arizona superintendent opposes delay in removing DEI from teaching standards
Horne dissents in State Board vote to delay process to remove DEI language from teaching standards Arizona Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne has voiced his opposition to the State Board of Education's decision to postpone opening the...
Florida Civics and Debate Initiative announces major scholarships for state championship winners
Governor Ron DeSantis has announced that the winner of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Debate at the upcoming Florida Civics and Debate Initiative (FCDI) State Championship will receive a $50,000 scholarship and a trophy named in honor of Charlie...
Wyoming Department of Education seeks feedback on Steamboat Legacy Scholarship rules
The Wyoming Department of Education has announced it is seeking public input on proposed Chapter 48 Rules, which are related to the recent passage of Enrolled Act 45 during the 2025 legislative session.
Character.org’s Legacy Series explores role of caring communities in education
The Legacy Series highlights the importance of building a caring community as a central part of character education.
South Carolina recognizes Seven Oaks Elementary teachers through performance-based compensation pilot
Twenty teachers at Seven Oaks Elementary Global Magnet School in Lexington-Richland School District Five received performance-based bonuses on Monday.
Shapiro Administration funds tree planting to improve water quality in York County
The Shapiro Administration has invested $130,000 to plant 700 trees along Orson Run in York County.
Shapiro Administration officials encourage Pennsylvanians to get vaccinated ahead of cold and flu season
Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen and Insurance Commissioner Michael Humphreys visited See-Right Pharmacy in Harrisburg to address concerns about the safety, access, and availability of the COVID-19 vaccine as respiratory virus...
Shapiro Administration funds tree planting in York County to improve local water quality
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is investing $130,000 to plant 700 trees along a stream at a dairy farm in York County.
Shapiro Administration officials promote updated COVID-19 vaccine availability in Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen and Insurance Commissioner Michael Humphreys are scheduled to visit See-Right Pharmacy in Harrisburg to discuss the updated COVID-19 vaccine and its availability for the current respiratory virus...
Denver kitchen manager connects with middle schoolers through daily meals
Khallela Ahmad, a kitchen manager at a Denver middle school, oversees meal preparation for up to 500 students each day.
Eos Energy moves headquarters to Pittsburgh with $352.9 million investment
Governor Josh Shapiro has announced that Eos Energy Enterprises will invest $352.9 million to move its headquarters from New Jersey to Pittsburgh and expand its manufacturing operations in Allegheny County.