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CPS officials on Thursday announced a five-year graduation rate for its high school students, while the district simultaneously recorded its lowest-ever one-year dropout rate.

Spending on IT around the world is projected to total US$4.5 trillion (A$5.98 trillion) in 2022, the technology analyst firm Gartner says, adding that...

West Des Moines School District announced Tuesday it will return to giving students "real" snow days once snowflakes reach the ground.

Birmingham City Schools says Parker High School has been evacuated due to a gas leak Monday morning.

Keysight Technologies has introduced PathWave Lab Operation for Remote Learning, a remote access solution designed for online learning that enables the remote setup of instrument labs.

An additional €12 million has been earmarked in the 2022 state budget bill, currently being processed at the Riigikogu. The money will be used to mitigate the effects of distance learning during the coronavirus pandemic.

The pandemic set off a great deal of expanding and contracting in the education sector. Some companies and services became obsolete without the ...

A new resource for Colorado parents could help them stay engaged and support learning at home as students return to more normal school routines.

While a lot of districts and schools struggled on their own during the early months of the pandemic to come up with ways to figure out which of their students needed access to computing gear and broadband, the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) has had a better idea: Why not come up with a standardized way to collect that information that local education agencies can turn to when the need arises?

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