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As expected, more Houston ISD teachers are resigning than normal in the wake of the state takeover and sweeping reforms. Educators blame a culture of “fear and intimidation,” while state-appointed superintendent Mike Miles has emphasized “making a choice” to be in a “high-performance culture.”

Rutherford County Board of Education candidates Butch Vaughn and Chase Williams seek to replace retiring chairwoman Shelia Bratton.

UMich community members gathered for a virtual workshop titled “Administrative Justice: Policy Design for the Inclusion of Marginalized Groups.”

The Vernon Area Public Library will be hosting open houses for the public to review vision boards, share ideas, ask questions and express priorities on future improvements. The sessions are 1 to 2 p.m...

Compass Rose Dream students are learning languages and cultural differences on the playground and in the classroom at this charter school.

Jerry Jordan, who has led Philadelphia's teachers union since 2007, announced Tuesday that he did not seek reelection for the top job.

/PRNewswire/ -- San Francisco-based Homebridge - Californias only nonprofit dedicated to providing both direct in-home supportive services and workforce...

NOTE: The Early Childhood Family Education Night at the Detroit Lakes Community and Cultural Center that was set for this Thursday, Jan. 18, has been postponed, with a new date yet to be determined.

Forty-three Middletown City School District employees, hired years ago with federal pandemic relief funds, have been notified that their contracts will not be renewed for the 2024-2025 school year.

Eric Brunden, Stewardship Coordinator at the Weeks Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR) in Baldwin County, Alabama, was presented with the NERR System and NERR Association Award for Outstanding Contribution