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The coronavirus pandemic uprooted and redirected countless everyday routines, shattering long- held precepts virtually overnight.

The Bahamian Leaders of Tomorrow Scholarship program will provide 10 new scholarships ranging from 25 percent to 100 percent of tuition which will allow deserving students to avail themselves of a Lyford Cay International School (LCIS) education. David Mindorff, LCIS principal, announced the launch of the scholarships during the school’s 60th anniversary Founders’ Day Assembly.

Supporters of Episcopal Collegiate School mingled among the books during a Jan. 29 Patron Party.

When Hunt Lyman started teaching middle school English in 1984, calculators were the most controversial technology introduced in schools.

Fort Bend Christian Academys production of Godspell JR recently won one of nine Outstanding Performance Awards at the Junior Theater Festival held in Atlanta from January 13-15, the student companys

Based on what police told the school, Nova Classical Academy says it is safe for students to return on Thursday with added security in place.

Cambridge is now the first public school district in New England to give students and staff a space to observe religious or spiritual practices.

David Languell, a former director at The Oakridge School in Arlington, was arrested this week for allegedly having sex with one of the school's high school students.

The University School of Jackson will host its annual schoolwide open house on Sunday, January 29.

Heidi Keiser is remembered as a faithful, loving mother.