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Shapiro administration promotes drug take-back day with contractors association
Leaders from the Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, Pennsylvania State Police, and Department of Military and Veterans Affairs have joined with the Keystone Contractors Association to promote participation in the Drug...
Shapiro Administration honors students and drivers for school bus safety efforts
Nine students and three school bus drivers were recognized for their achievements in school bus safety during a ceremony at the State Museum of Pennsylvania.
FCC cuts end library Wi-Fi hotspot lending programs across rural America
The Brown County Public Library in rural Ohio has ended its Wi-Fi hot spot lending program after federal funding was cut earlier this month.
Governor Shapiro to announce new economic development initiative at Eos Energy
Governor Josh Shapiro and Rick Siger, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, are scheduled to visit Eos Energy Enterprises in Turtle Creek on October 21, 2025.
Shapiro Administration to honor winners of Pennsylvania school bus safety contests
Pennsylvania officials will honor the winners of the 2025 School Bus Safety Poster Contest and the statewide School Bus Safety Competition at an event scheduled for October 22.
Shapiro Administration promotes drug take-back day, targets substance use in construction sector
The Shapiro Administration is encouraging Pennsylvania residents to participate in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, October 25.
Shapiro administration explains new SNAP requirements affecting thousands in Pennsylvania
The Shapiro Administration has visited Philadelphia Works to inform the public about changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) due to a recent Republican budget bill.
Sociologist Bailey Brown examines stressors behind New York City’s complex school choice system
Bailey Brown, now an assistant professor of sociology at Spelman College, reflects on her childhood experience navigating New York City's school choice system.
Kansas State Department of Education releases latest KSDEweekly newsletter
The Kansas State Department of Education has released the Oct. 23 edition of KSDEweekly.
Rhode Island opens applications for Child and Adult Care Food Program
The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) has announced that applications are now open for public and private institutions interested in joining the federally funded Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).
North Dakota updates progress on statewide Infinite Campus transition
North Dakota is moving forward with its transition to Infinite Campus as part of the BRIDGE project, a statewide effort to modernize student information systems.
Wyoming launches statewide language and literacy initiative with multiple partners
Wyoming State Superintendent of Public Instruction Megan Degenfelder has announced a new statewide Language and Literacy Initiative.
Educators call for harm reduction approach over bans for student use of artificial intelligence
During a recent focus group conducted by EdSurge Research, a middle school media and library specialist from New York stated, “We don’t need another policy about what not to do with AI.
Arizona leads nation in student use of AI learning tool Khanmigo
More than 170,000 students in Arizona have registered for tutoring through Khanmigo, an artificial intelligence-based education system.
Nine educators recognized as 2026 Iowa Regional Teachers of the Year
Nine teachers from across Iowa have been named as the 2026 Iowa Regional Teachers of the Year by the Iowa Department of Education.
State Education Department launches online platform for teaching about Holocaust and other genocides
The New York State Education Department has launched an online platform titled "Teaching the Holocaust and Other Genocides," aimed at supporting educators in teaching about significant historical atrocities.
Nebraska Department of Education reports drop in chronic absenteeism across majority of counties
The Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) has released data indicating a decrease in chronic absenteeism across the state.
Three Kansas elementary schools receive national blue ribbon honors for academic excellence
Three Kansas elementary schools have been recognized as 2025 National Blue Ribbon Schools, according to an announcement from Kansas Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson.
Global study tours help US school leaders find new strategies for student success
Public school districts in the United States are dealing with challenges such as declining enrollment and reduced budgets, prompting leaders to look for effective ways to use their limited resources.
Parents and teachers as allies help students thrive in school communities
In the first week of school, a parent expressed frustration on social media about not receiving timely responses from her child’s kindergarten teacher after sending multiple emails.