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Updated 3.10pm Frank Fabri has resigned from his post as education permanent secretary, one month after Justyne Caruana relinquished her ministerial role follo

At least 760 teachers and school staff in East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, called out sick Wednesday to protest the alarming spread of COVID-19 and the district’s refusal to offer virtual learning.

"For a local district, its impossible to talk about school funding without talking about the local funding decisions."

Tennessee voters spoke loud and clear last November when they overwhelmingly elected Republicans to represent them at every level. I’m extremely proud that Republicans in the Tennessee General Assembly have

According to a study from the Professional Educators of Tennessee, some teachers are burning out and want their voices heard.

We know out-of-control behavior by some students is driving teachers out of the profession. The Tennessee General Assembly passed legislation, the Teacher’s Discipline Act, which Professional Educators of Tennessee championed

Updated 3.45pm with unions' statements Schools and childcare centres will physically reopen their doors on January 10, instead of next week, as originally plan

Editorial: by JC Bowman, Executive Director of Professional Educators of TennesseeUnless there is an unforeseen called special session, the Tennessee General Assembly will formally reconvene at noon on Tuesday, January 11, 2022. There will be a special focus on drawing electoral district boundaries by the statehouse. This is called redistricting. Redistricting is the way they change the districts that determine who represents us. Therefore, it is of significant importance to every citizen in Ten...

Almost 2,000 state bills were introduced over the past year. Here are some that will become law comes Jan. 1.

Two days after Justyne Caruana’s resignation, government is yet to announce who will be Malta’s Education Minister