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Briar Cliff University recognized five incoming freshmen who have been awarded the Presidential Scholarship award.

Waterbury Public Schools is one of the districts in Connecticut with multiple open teaching positions. It has approximately 100 teacher openings, with 60 of...

South Dakota State University hosted its annual Educators Rising Expo in the Student Union Friday, March 3. This all-day event hosted 20 schools, 110 students, 20 chaperones and 25 volunteers which included faculty, students, guest speakers and more.  The Educators Rising Expo planning started back in October by Makayla Griffin, a graduate teaching assistant, and...

“While we can’t say for sure why so many of our teachers are leaving their classrooms, we know they are more stressed,” Kentucky Education Commissioner Jason Glass said.

The Board of Regents convened over Zoom for the first meeting of 2022 on Wednesday, Jan. 19. In two sessions, the board discussed presentations by faculty, staff and students, as well as budget, events and recognition of retiring Northern Kentucky University staff members. Morning session: Research presentations In the morning session, the Joint Policy and...

Amira Nash, associate director of partnerships and programs in the Baker Teacher Leader Center, received one of the University of Iowa’s 2021 Diversity Catalyst Seed Grant Awards for her work on the recruitment and retention of BIPOC teacher education students. Amira Nash, associate director of partnerships and programs in the Baker Teacher Leader Center, received one of the University of Iowa’s 2021 Diversity Catalyst Seed Grant Awards for her work on the recruitment and retention of BIPOC ...

East-central Illinois school districts have an even greater difficulty filling teaching positions than the statewide average, according to a new study from a regional superintendents group.