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Several places in South Jersey decided to offer something different this month to celebrate Black History Month besides lectures, movies or musical performances.

The Campbell County School Board approved the annual application by the special education advisory committee for state funding and was given details about the school divisions new app.

As many as 15,000 teenagers are taking on paid work to help pay for family basics and government agencies urgently need to find out how many are dropping out of school to do so, the Child Poverty Action Group says. CPAG is urgently calling for adequate ...

Many children’s educational future is in limbo following the expiration of the Invest in Kids program, along with the expected closure of at least six Catholic schools across the state.

See whats happening in Magic Valley this week.

BOSTON — A recently expanded state financial aid program has yet to make a major impact on high school seniors evaluating their college options, a leader of an educational nonprofit

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(The Center Square) – A financial watchdog released a new report finding that every Detroiter would have to pay $3,000 to clear the city’s debt.

County board candidate Bill Feehan responds to the Tribunes candidate questionnaire