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More than 25% of K-12 teachers have caught their students cheating via ChatGPT, a recent study.com survey found. A third of the teachers surveyed believe ChatGPT should be banned in all schools. ChatGPT has exploded in popularity since its release in November, especially among students, who have utilized its ability to scour billions of data...

An interview with Tiffany Moreno.

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College (BCC) invites all alumni to the annual Alumni Appreciation Day on Friday, Jan. 12. The event includes two creative workshops, held in the...

PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Community College (BCC) announces the addition of three grant-funded courses in the healthcare arena: Medical Interpreter Training, Community Health Worker and...

Staunton City Schools announced the teachers of the year at each of its schools during the board meeting Monday night.

We return once again to the most recently released results of the National Assessment of Educational Progress, known as the “nation’s report card,” and what they do and don’t say

Even for a school division with high Standards of Learning pass rates, officials in Botetourt County and educators elsewhere in Southwest Virginia are giving low marks to standardized tests that

Seven participants participated in one-of-a-kind advanced manufacturing training program.

The Heartland Regional Emmy Awards recognized Cherokee Nation’s “Osiyo, Voices of the Cherokee People” with three awards during the 2022 Emmy awards on Saturday, July 16.

Amy Brauer, director of Early Childhood Services, reported this week to the St. Joseph County ISD board on the new curriculum and assessments.