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Six NH students become presidential scholars program semifinalists
Six New Hampshire high school seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholars Program.
Governor Shapiro highlights budget plan to support firefighters during Bethlehem visit
Governor Josh Shapiro recently visited Bethlehem Memorial Fire Station to express gratitude to first responders and discuss his proposed 2025-26 budget, which aims to enhance support for Pennsylvania fire companies.
Vermont education officials announce multiple events and resources for teachers and administrators
Nominations are now being accepted for the 2026 Vermont Teacher of the Year.
Gun violence incidents surge with latest tragedy at Florida State University
AFT President Randi Weingarten addressed a mass shooting at Florida State University, marking the third such incident in recent days, following others in Dallas and San Antonio.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to announce age-friendly initiative in Southwest Pennsylvania
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, alongside Pennsylvania Department of Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich, will gather with local leaders in Southwest Pennsylvania to discuss initiatives aimed at creating age-friendly communities.
Shapiro-Davis Administration funds Piney Rail Corridor expansion for recreational activities
Lieutenant Governor Austin Davis and Secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), Cindy Adams Dunn, visited Limestone Township in Clarion County to mark the expansion of the Piney Rail Corridor.
Shapiro administration to discuss transit investment impact in Washington County
PennDOT Secretary Mike Carroll, alongside Freedom Transit and UPMC Washington officials, is set to discuss the impact of Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed public transit investment on Washington County residents.
Pennsylvania launches initiative to develop age-friendly communities statewide
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis, accompanied by Department of Aging Secretary Jason Kavulich, announced a new initiative today aimed at fostering age-friendly communities throughout the Commonwealth.
Governor Shapiro proposes major increase in public transit funding in Pennsylvania
Following a public transit stakeholder meeting in Washington, Pennsylvania, state officials discussed Governor Josh Shapiro's proposed investments in public transit.
Governor Shapiro, family, and Chef Irvine serve lunch at Harrisburg fire station
Governor Josh Shapiro and First Lady Lori Shapiro, joined by their family and celebrity chef Robert Irvine, are scheduled to serve lunch at the Harrisburg Bureau of Fire Station 1.
Former AG Horne warns of funding risks from current AG Mayes' DEI stance
Tom Horne, former Arizona Attorney General, has expressed concern over the potential financial risks posed by current Attorney General Kris Mayes' stance on diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
Governor Shapiro and First Family serve lunch to Harrisburg firefighters
Governor Josh Shapiro, accompanied by First Lady Lori Shapiro and their family, visited Harrisburg Bureau of Fire Station 1 to serve lunch to firefighters and thank those who responded to the arson attack at the Governor's Residence the previous...
Survey finds 57% of high school teachers think their students have used AI
Teacher Tapp, a teacher survey organization, announced in a survey that 57% of high school teachers suspect their students are using AI tools without permission.
55% of teachers say that observations and feedback help in the classroom
A Teacher Tapp survey revealed that 55% of teachers believe observations and feedback contribute to improving their practice.
Survey finds nearly half of teachers know a colleague who left teaching due to behavior
A Teacher Tapp survey revealed that nearly half of surveyed middle and high school teachers know colleagues who have left the profession due to student behavior.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis to discuss Pennsylvania's proposed budget at Butler County Courthouse
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis is scheduled to address the Shapiro-Davis Administration's proposed budget for 2025-26 and its implications for enhancing community safety in Pennsylvania.
Shapiro Administration promotes National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day in Pennsylvania
The Shapiro Administration, along with the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, is set to collaborate with York County officials to promote involvement in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day, which occurs on Saturday, April 26.
Illinois unveils effort for statewide numeracy plan to enhance math learning
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) has initiated a statewide effort to create an Illinois numeracy plan.
Nebraska education department awards $1.6 million grant to Midland University
The Nebraska Department of Education (NDE) has granted $1.6 million to Midland University as part of the ongoing Nebraska “Grow Your Own” Teacher Apprenticeship Competitive Sub-Grant Opportunity.
Pennsylvania encourages participation in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
The Pennsylvania Department of Drug and Alcohol Programs, the Pennsylvania State Police, the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs, and the Department of Aging have collaborated with officials from the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General...