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Shapiro administration urges safe driving ahead of Labor Day weekend
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), in partnership with the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) and other safety organizations, is reminding residents to act responsibly as the Labor Day holiday approaches.
Shapiro administration highlights improvements in Pennsylvania’s unemployment compensation system
Governor Josh Shapiro and Nancy A. Walker, Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Labor & Industry, are set to meet with labor leaders and advocates to discuss recent changes in the state's Unemployment Compensation (UC) system.
Shapiro highlights expanded workforce development during visit to Luzerne County training center
Governor Josh Shapiro visited the IBEW Local 163 JATC Electrical Training Center in Luzerne County to emphasize his administration's focus on workforce development.
Governor Shapiro to discuss workforce investment at Luzerne County electrical training center
Governor Josh Shapiro is scheduled to visit the IBEW Local 163 JATC Electrical Training Center in Luzerne County on August 15, 2025.
Shapiro Administration promotes sober driving ahead of Labor Day weekend
The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT), the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP), local police, and safety partners are urging drivers to act responsibly during the National Crackdown Impaired Driving Campaign, which continues through...
Teacher recounts journey supporting student after delayed autism diagnosis
After years of teaching, an educator reflects on the challenges and lessons learned in supporting students with exceptionalities.
Governor Shapiro highlights agricultural investments at Penn State Ag Progress Days
Governor Josh Shapiro attended the annual Ag Progress Days luncheon at Penn State College of Agricultural Sciences, where he highlighted his administration's efforts to support Pennsylvania’s agriculture industry.
Mississippi Department of Education schedules statewide literacy meetings for K-3 families
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has scheduled nine regional literacy meetings for families with children in kindergarten through third grade.
New York State releases preliminary proficiency rates for grades 3-8 ELA, math, science exams
Preliminary results from the New York State Education Department show that just over half of students in grades 3-8 scored proficient on state English Language Arts (ELA) and mathematics exams for the 2024-25 school year.
Mississippi Department of Education names eight schools for science of reading recognition
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has named seven elementary schools as Mississippi Emerging Science of Reading (SOR) Schools and one school as a Mississippi Science of Reading School for the 2025-26 academic year.
California State University professor highlights importance of student-faculty relationships
Faculty at California State University are facing increased demands with fewer resources, leading to stress and feelings of isolation, especially among faculty of color.
Kansas State Department of Education releases latest KSDEweekly covering family engagement and teacher programs
The Kansas State Department of Education has released the Aug. 21 edition of KSDEweekly, which highlights several topics related to education in the state.
Maryland awards $4.5 million for fresh fruit and vegetable program in schools
The Maryland State Department of Education (MSDE) has distributed over $4.5 million in federal funding to 196 elementary schools across the state.
Maryland State Board of Education to review assessment results and discuss school policies
The Maryland State Board of Education is scheduled to meet on Tuesday, August 26, at the Nancy S. Grasmick State Education Building in Baltimore.
Mississippi releases mixed MAAP scores as officials plan changes to boost proficiency
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) has released the 2024-25 results for the Mississippi Academic Assessment Program (MAAP), revealing varied performance across grade levels and subject areas.
Oregon awards $55 million in federal grants to boost student literacy
Thirty school districts in Oregon have been named recipients of the 2025-29 Comprehensive Literacy State Development (CLSD) federal grant, following a competitive selection process.
Colorado State Board approves new science standards including climate concepts
The Colorado State Board of Education met in August to review the results of the spring 2025 statewide assessments.
Most Washington schools set restrictions on student phone use for upcoming academic year
Most public schools in Washington state will have policies in place this school year to limit student access to cell phones and smart devices during instructional time, according to a recent survey by the Office of Superintendent of Public...
Wyoming launches military history curriculum with museum and university partners
State Superintendent Megan Degenfelder and the Wyoming Department of Education have announced the launch of a new military history curriculum in partnership with the National Museum of Military Vehicles, the University of Wyoming Malcolm Wallop...
Board of Regents mourns passing of former Chancellor Carlos Carballada
We are deeply saddened by the passing of former Board of Regents Chancellor Carlos Carballada, who served the Board with distinction for two decades.