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Students perform better when the principal and school board members provide effective leadership

The Orchard Foundation is holding two information sessions for interested applicants to learn more about the Central Louisiana Instructional Partnership.

Cutting through the partisan debate over an issue that has turned local school boards into battlegrounds and upended elections, BU School of Law Dean Angela Onwuach-Willig gave a riveting class on critical race theory at a panel discussion cohosted by Senior Diversity Officer Andrea Taylor (COM’68) February 10 at the Howard Thurman Center.

NDSU announces fall 2021 graduates

Hoffman among finalists for BSU, NW Tech presidency

MU education researchers have received U.S. Department of Education grants to improve reading and science instruction in K-12 schools.

As we move into the third year of the COVID-pandemic, we still face a multitude of information and it can be hard to know what guidelines to follow.

Mourning, prayer and a resolve to rebuild shattered lives, homes and businesses in Mayfield followed one of the most powerful twisters in U.S. history that leveled the city of 10,000 in western Kentucky overnight Dec. 10. The Bluegrass State was the worst hit as numerous devastating tornadoes traveled across it and its neighboring states.

Mortenson, in partnership with Urban Development Partners, PGIM Real Estate, among others celebrated the topping out of The Beam on Farmer.

The University of Minnesota welcomed First Lady of the United States Dr. Jill Biden, along with U.S.