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Shapiro administration announces bonuses for Pennsylvania child care workers amid staffing shortages
Governor Josh Shapiro and Secretary of Human Services Dr. Val Arkoosh are scheduled to visit Children of God Educational Services, a licensed child care center in Bucks County, to discuss new measures included in the recently signed 2025-26...
Pennsylvania launches elder exploitation unit to address financial crimes against seniors
Attorney General Dave Sunday has announced the creation of the Elder Exploitation Section within the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General.
South Carolina sees continued drop in teacher departures as vacancies reach new low
South Carolina has reported a decline in teacher departures for the third consecutive year, according to the 2025 Educator Supply and Demand Report.
New North Dakota superintendent Levi Bachmeier starts statewide tour with smallest district
Levi Bachmeier, the new State School Superintendent of North Dakota, began his tenure by announcing a plan to visit all 165 operating school districts in the state.
Nevada Department of Education names fourth grader winner of reading week art contest
Addison Littlefield, a fourth-grade student at Brown Elementary School in the Washoe County School District, has been named the grand prize winner of the 2026 Nevada Reading Week student art contest.
Connecticut meets key Sheff v O’Neill settlement goal for school choice placements
Connecticut has reached a significant goal in its efforts to increase access to integrated education for Hartford students, according to an announcement from the Connecticut State Department of Education (CSDE).
Levi Bachmeier begins tenure as superintendent with plan to visit every ND school district
Levi Bachmeier, the new State School Superintendent of North Dakota, began his first day in office with a commitment to visit all 167 school districts across the state.
Lt. Gov. Davis highlights state budget investments in Monroe and Pike Counties
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis visited northeastern Pennsylvania to discuss investments made in the 2025-26 state budget aimed at supporting local communities, especially in Monroe and Pike Counties.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to discuss community safety investments in Monroe County
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is scheduled to visit Monroe County on Monday, November 24, to discuss recent state investments in community safety initiatives.
Charter school enrollment grows by 15% over six years amid declining student population
Charter schools across the United States have continued to see steady growth in student enrollment over the past six years, despite a decline in the overall school-age population.
How renovated spaces influence student success according to educator-turned-architect Josh Grenier
Josh Grenier, once a high school art teacher in Edina, Minnesota, experienced firsthand how the condition of school facilities can impact both perception and performance.
Shapiro administration honors three farmworkers for contributions to Pennsylvania agriculture
Three farm and food industry workers were recognized as Pennsylvania Farmworkers of the Year in a ceremony held at Adams County Nursery in Aspers.
Shapiro Administration inspects and donates over 1,000 safe stuffed toys for holidays
The Pennsylvania Departments of Labor & Industry (L&I) and Human Services (DHS) announced that L&I safety inspectors have approved over 1,000 stuffed toys for sale in the state this year.
Shapiro Administration donates inspected stuffed toys for DHS Holiday Wish program
The Pennsylvania Departments of Labor & Industry (L&I) and Human Services (DHS) are marking the beginning of the 2025 holiday season by donating stuffed toys collected during L&I's annual safety inspections.
Anne Arundel County educator named National School Counselor of the Year
Danielle Crankfield, a school counselor and department chair at Crofton High School in Anne Arundel County Public Schools, has been named the 2026 National School Counselor of the Year by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA).
Ursinus College wins statewide innovation challenge for campaign on PA Turnpike
Ursinus College has been named the winner of the 2025 Direct Effect Innovation Challenge (DEIC), a statewide competition organized by America250PA.
Special education faces uncertainty after deep cuts at U.S. Department of Education
Large-scale reductions at the U.S. Department of Education have raised concerns among advocates and experts about the future of special education services for students with disabilities.
Attorney General Sunday announces new elder exploitation section to protect seniors
Attorney General Dave Sunday is set to announce the launch of the Office of Attorney General's Elder Exploitation Section, an initiative aimed at expanding services for seniors and strengthening enforcement against those who target older...
Jobs for the Future launches brand studio following donation from Art Bilger
Jobs for the Future (JFF) has announced a significant gift from media entrepreneur Art Bilger, who has donated all of WorkingNation’s content and digital properties to JFF.
Louisiana public school performance improves for fourth straight year
The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) has announced that the state's School and District Performance Scores for the 2024-2025 academic year have increased for the fourth consecutive year.