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Early on, for as long as he can remember, Larry Clark wanted to go into law enforcement. When asked why, he replied, “Because I enjoy helping others.”

The Spreckels Union School settled a lawsuit early last month in which it was accused of supporting a student's secret gender transitioning without parental knowledge.

Gender identity policies among school districts in the state, including Anderson high schools, hit a flurry of activity recently.

As communities across the state of Texas get back into the swing of the school year, families may find the rest of their 2023 not only ruled by new fall activities and extracurricular schedules but also new laws going into effect on September 1.

The plaintiff alleges an ex-superintendent lured him into a sexual relationship with promises of money, training and help in getting his U.S. citizenship,

What to expect at Wednesdays NCOE public hearing, which will decide whether Mayacamas Middle School should be granted a countywide benefit charter.

The head of state is set to chair a meeting to discuss key issues related to the university's activities. The president will also receive a report on the role of BSU in the country's higher education system, the state and prospects of the university's development.

The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, is visiting the Belarusian State University today – to get acquainted with its exhibition...

The Ridgecrest Elementary Academy for Language, Music, and Science Governing Board will use the California School Boards Association for policy development.

Unbound Stockton Community School aims for a second shot at establishing new charter school