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Karen Trujillo was selected as USA TODAYs Women of the Year for her work in education and efforts to keep students learning through the pandemic.

Karen Trujillo was selected as USA TODAYs Women of the Year for her work in education and efforts to keep students learning through the pandemic.

The Kentucky Department of Education’s (KDE’s) Principals Advisory Council (PrAC) heard about the current programs that address the growing shortage of teachers throughout the state during its March 8 meeting.

Karen Trujillo was selected as USA TODAYs Women of the Year for her work in education and efforts to keep students learning through the pandemic.

Keiren Minter, a junior at Watson Chapel High School, has been selected to represent Arkansas June 24-37 at the National Educators Rising Conference at Washington, D.C.

Just over three years since the University of Louisiana Monroe launched the Educators Rising pilot program in two local high schools, more than 75 future educators and guests are expected on Thursday, March 17, for the first ULM Educators Rising Campus Day – and a new scholarship opportunity supported by Regions Bank is enabling more future educators to launch successful careers.

Keiren Minter, a junior at Watson Chapel High School, has been selected to represent Arkansas June 24-37 at the National Educators Rising Conference at Washington, D.C.

Dr. Amy Weems, Assistant Professor, School of Education, College of Arts, Education and Science at the University Louisiana Monroe is hosting the first ULM Educators Rising Campus Visit Day on Thursday, March 17.

Jessalyn Burton was awarded the Spring 2022 John T Smith Scholarship to attend Somerset Community College (SCC). Burton is a 2021 graduate of Rockcastle County High School.

Connecticut teachers warn that feelings of burnout and frustration among teachers are becoming pervasive.