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Students and faculty at the University of Connecticut gathered outside of Homer Babbidge Library on Tuesday, Jan. 23 to protest recently announced budget cuts by the university, according to reporting by The Daily Campus. On the eve of a town hall meeting regarding the budget, professors and students argued that these cuts would be devastating…

University increases fundraising goal thanks to donor support

TAMA — Following the passage of the Students First Act which was signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds in late January last year, a group of Tama County reside

TAMA COUNTY – Following the passage of the Students First Act which was signed into law by Gov. Kim Reynolds in late January last year, a group of Tama County

INDEPENDENCE – Recent years have seen a massive growth in parents seeking better educational opportunities for their children. Homeschooling, online public schooling and private schooling have all seen a massive

/PRNewswire/ -- Lab-Aids, the Long Island-based publisher and manufacturer of hands-on, evidence-based science programs is now the exclusive provider of middle...

/PRNewswire/ -- After more than two decades of leadership, President Paul J. LeBlanc announced today that he will step down as president and CEO of Southern...

Open enrollment into neighboring districts, private and non-public schools also is trending upward as Cedar Rapids school officials set goal to improve enrollment.

On a recent afternoon, Ezra Schuster and her younger sister Elovie sat in the kitchen of their family’s rural Dubuque home, working on homework.

By the 2025-26 school year, every single child in Iowa will have access to an ESA to craft a learning option that works for them.