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At least one San Antonio councilman thinks it’s time to shift gears on the city’s highly touted workforce training program, which he believes is falling short of its goals.

A late-in-the-game effort to connect Virgin Islands students with a federal program meant to provide internet service assistance has stirred confusion and has some senators questioning why it took Education

Missouri lawmakers are considering a handful of bills in both the House and Senate that would change the way the state measures school performance and accreditation.

The Christian County Chamber of Commerce hosted an eye-opener breakfast Thursday morning discussing the state of workforce and how education can play a vita ...

The Republican civil war in the Missouri Senate continued Tuesday when Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden stripped four members of their committee chairs and declared he was acting against

The Republican civil war in the Missouri Senate reached a new crescendo of strife Tuesday, when Senate President Pro Tem Caleb Rowden stripped four members of their committee chairs and declared he was acting against "a small group of swamp creatures."

Springfield school board member Maryam Mohammadkhani pushed for support of the bill and a meeting with the sponsoring lawmaker.

Under the proposal, the Missouri Board of Education would no longer have the authority to decide the accreditation of public school districts.

The state is considering 41 other bills attacking transgender rights this year.

Senators went head-to-head in a packed hearing about a bill that aims to strengthen parental rights in schools.