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Standardized tests; school grades; growth and proficiency, changing the model; school quality; state lawmakers

 One writer shares her discovery of organic ways to foster creativity in her home

Thanks to a recent partnership, students in Eastern Kentucky will have the opportunity to utilize their cultural heritage to learn a new skill set that will help them find creative

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The Louisiana Tech University College of Engineering and Science (COES) has established the SUCCESS Scholars Program to provide scholarships and co-curricular activities for outstanding engineering students beginning in the upcoming academic year.

Going back to school had a "twist" this year for the teachers at Grass Lake School in Antioch. Teachers were bused to Twisted Limits, an escape room in McHenry. Small teams were sent off to unlock the secrets that would lead them to "escaping."

Back to school for the teachers at Grass Lake School had a "twist" this year. The teachers were participants in an all school event to begin the year with them being a bit "in the dark."

According to IIT Bombay, this year’s theme gives young minds a platform to seek solutions for a better and more inclusive living experience for the urban populace. It takes into account climate change and better provisions for persons with disabilities (PwD). The Challenge allows students to form multi-disciplinary teams from different institutions and domains.

Charlena Williams, Special Education Teacher, Hancock County Middle School, honored as one of the finalists for KY State Teacher of the Year.

LAHAINA — The Hawaii State Department of Education recently announced that Lahainaluna High School math teacher Cornelio “CJ” Ancheta was selected as the