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Northern Kentucky University (NKU) has announced the crowning of Kandice Williams as Miss NKU 2024, marking a significant milestone in both her personal journey and the university's tradition of excel

For years, enrollment in Illinois’ public schools has been on the decline, but the number of English Learners (ELs) – students in PreK through 12th grade who require additional programming

On Friday, a group of Watertown High School students got a jump on a possible career as teachers through Adopt-A-Classroom, a new project of the Watertown chapter of Educators Rising.

District leadership continues to seek ways to improve education experience for its students

At the final meeting of the interim joint education committee before the 2024 General Assembly, several legislators shared ideas to recruit and retain more teachers.

Reporter Jolie Peal talks about first year covering education for Nebraska Public Media.

Kate Durcholz is the daughter of Zach and Lisa Durcholz of Huntingburg. Kate has an older sister, Olivia.

The University of Louisiana Monroe Educators Rising program, and the School of Education are proud to host the Louisiana Educators Rising State Conference on February 29, 2024. The conference is anticipated to host 700 attendees including participants, presenters, competition judges, and volunteers. The theme of the 2024 state conference is “Discover Your Legacy.” The Educators Rising State Conference committee is currently accepting session proposals and competition registrations through Ja...

Kentucky's Office of Education Accountability recently reported significant personnel shortages throughout the state's educational system.

As more new teachers leave the profession, Kentucky’s teacher shortage is worsening, according to a report to the General Assembly which convenes Jan. 2.