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The state Department of Education is offering grants to fund out-of-school time learning programs.

A local elementary school received an honor from the Virginia Department of Education.

MANY Filipinos, especially those living in far-flung areas, still lack access to electricity, leaving them in the shadows. The scarcity and instability of power in remote and off-grid locations remain as barriers to the development of numerous underserved communities and their livelihoods.

Energy Undersecretary Sharon Garin and Director Marissa Cerezo signed the memorandum of understanding with NIAs representative led by its administrator, Eduardo Eddie Guillen, in a ceremony in Malacañang.

THE Department of Energy (DoE) welcomes the BloombergNEF Climate 2023 report that designated the Philippines as among the top 5 most attractive emerging markets for investments in the power sector.

A new report says South Dakota schools are hitting goals for improving teacher pay - though the state remains near the bottom in this field nationwide.

It's not uncommon for a delayed start to Dungeness crab season along Oregon, in fact, many fishermen try to plan ahead for it.This year is the second in a row f

A former Centerville High / IHCC student says the schools failed to protect her from bullying after coming out with allegations against former counselor

Pursuant to the invitation to bid relative to the conduct of the MGSP CSP (competitive selection process), the agency, through the MGSP Special Bids and Awards Committee (SBAC), conducted the prequalification of several MGSP proponents who submitted their Expression of Interests to participate in the CSP on November 17, 2023, the DoE said.

The Tennessee Department of Education (TDOE) reported Monday that the statewide high school graduation rate reached 90% for the first time in more than a decade.