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Despite the landmark ruling of Brown v. Board of Education, segregation still persists in public schools nationwide.

Since New York State passed its smaller class sizes law, advocates have called out officials for not keeping up with the budget mandates.

Education Service Center Region 12 recently honored four Temple ISD educators for their passion in working with bilingual students during a ceremony last week.

Joan Elizabeth Hieser Bogar Crabb died on April 8, 2024, in Park Forest, IL, in her home surrounded by her loving daughters.

This summer, Henderson State University unveils a key educational endeavor designed to advance teaching skills specifically in ESL (English as a Second Language). Situated in Southwest Arkansas, this initiative not only aims at endorsing educators with additional qualifications but also enriches them through an intensive learning arrangement. The initiative known…

HAVERHILL — School Superintendent Margaret Marotta announced a Haverhill educator and administrator has been selected as the new principal of Bradford Elementary School.

DAR meeting

North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) will now offer tuition-free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes in Charles City.  This program is spe

Members of the Gainesville EHS Class of 1974 are urged to submit contact information to those planning it's 50th graduation anniversary/reunion

In just a few months, the English as a Second Language program at IDEA River Bluff in Arlington has already impacted the lives of dozens of students.