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For months, we've been hearing from school districts telling us it's getting harder and harder to keep teachers on staff. There's a new survey that may show us why that's happening.

David Younce is a native of the western suburbs of Chicago, and has more than 25 years of experience in large suburban and small rural school districts in [...]

A teachers' union has accused the Education Ministry's top official of doing his utmost to undermine union directives and named him as the recipient of a parody

Ten student-teachers in their final study year have had their teaching practice shifted to a different school, as education authorities grapple to address the t

Toure Neblett, a former MSNBC host, right, branded former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, left, a soldier for white supremacy in an op-ed on Friday.

Around 80 peripatetic teachers who were transferred to primary schools at the beginning of the scholastic year have been ordered by their trade unions to return

David Younce is an experienced school superintendent with a demonstrated history of successfully leading in the primary/secondary education industry.  He is skilled in public speaking, mentoring, public policy analysis, strategic planning, and change management.  He is a strong educational leader with comprehensive suburban and rural experience and well-liked and respected by his peers and professional colleagues.

Judge Toni Abela is the second judge to recuse himself from hearing an injunction filed by the Education Ministry against unions because his wife plays an active part in one of the unions

A second judge has abstained from hearing a request by the Ministry of Education for a court order to stop industrial action by the teachers' unions. The &nbsp

In the more rural areas of the state finding good help at schools can be a struggle sometimes.