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Iowa State Board of Education announces regular meeting for May 8
The Iowa State Board of Education is set to convene for its regular meeting on Thursday, May 8.
Character.org announces winners of Laws of Life Essay Contest
For the past four years, Character.org has invited students from grades 4-12 to reflect on a core value that holds significant meaning for them.
Schools recognized as national leaders in character education
Congratulations are in order for 71 schools and three school districts recently recognized as the 2025 National Schools and Districts of Character.
Washington honors 406 schools for achievements in closing opportunity gaps
The Washington State Board of Education has announced that 406 public schools across 154 school districts in Washington are being recognized for their efforts in closing opportunity gaps and promoting student growth and academic achievement during...
American Pre-K Teacher Survey reveals insights on teacher well-being and pay
The first American Pre-K Teacher Survey, conducted in March and April 2024, has unveiled new insights into the well-being, pay, and working conditions of public school-based pre-kindergarten teachers.
Lt. Gov. Austin Davis announces new aerospace caucus with state lawmakers
Today, the Shapiro-Davis Administration expressed its support for Pennsylvania's aerospace and aviation industry at the second annual Aerospace Day held at the state Capitol.
Corey Rosser named 2025-26 Michigan Teacher of the Year
Corey Rosser, a social studies teacher at Quest High School in North Branch Area Schools, has been named the 2025-26 Michigan Teacher of the Year.
Governor Shapiro announces $64M investment in Pennsylvania industrial sites
Governor Josh Shapiro, along with Rick Siger, Secretary of the Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED), has announced an investment of $64 million in 11 projects through the first round of the PA SITES program.
Sunlight Policy Center says NJEA president violated conflict of interest policy
The Sunlight Policy Center has released a research report alleging that New Jersey Education Association (NJEA) President Sean Spiller violated the union's conflict of interest policy.
Teacher Tapp: 15% of teachers cite insufficient pay as reason for considering exit
Teacher Tapp, a teacher survey application, has highlighted low pay as one of the primary reasons educators consider leaving the profession, particularly among elementary school teachers.
Survey: 18% of teachers cite excessive workload as key reason for dissatisfaction
Teacher Tapp, a teacher survey application, has revealed in a recent survey that excessive workload is a frequently cited reason for teacher dissatisfaction.
Survey: 23% of teachers cite poor student behavior as reason for considering exit
Teacher Tapp, a teacher survey platform, has highlighted student behavior as a primary reason for teacher attrition.
Illinois honors educators during Teacher Appreciation Week
The Illinois State Board of Education (ISBE) is marking Teacher Appreciation Week from May 5 to May 11, 2025, by acknowledging the significant contributions of educators in the state.
NSF grant terminations disrupt STEM education research across U.S
Bruce McLaren, a researcher at Carnegie Mellon University, has spent years developing educational games to enhance children's learning in math.
Education leaders discuss reshaping systems for economic mobility
After a series of successful meetings in various cities, the Let's Get Ready! initiative convened virtually to address significant questions about reshaping the education system for better economic mobility.
Shapiro administration highlights investments in maternal health during hospital visit
Pennsylvania's Secretary of Human Services, Dr. Val Arkoosh, will visit West Virginia University Medicine at Uniontown Hospital to tour its recently reopened maternity unit.
Shapiro Administration advocates for investment in maternal health at Uniontown Hospital
During a visit to Uniontown Hospital's newly opened WVU Medicine Children's Birthing Center, Pennsylvania's Department of Human Services Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh emphasized the Shapiro Administration's commitment to improving maternal health...
Oklahoma State Department of Education launches free training for school board members
The Oklahoma State Department of Education (OSDE) has launched a new initiative aimed at enhancing local school governance.
McGraw Hill emphasizes need for comprehensive K-12 computer science education
As the landscape of technology continues to evolve, foundational knowledge in computer science is becoming increasingly essential for students.
West Virginia legislature passes two bills supporting charter schools
During the 87th legislative session, West Virginia's legislature passed two bills aimed at enhancing public school choice through charter schools.