Category: Education
Surge in Graduates: Northeast Ohio Public Universities Report Increased Success Rates
Recent research from the Ohio Department of Higher Education indicates an encouraging trend in the state’s public universities. A growing number of students are successfully […]
Tech Evolution: California’s Bold Move with Comp-Sci Graduation Mandate
California is setting the stage for a significant educational shift with Assembly Bill 2097, proposing a mandatory computer science graduation requirement by the 2030-2031 academic […]
Ensuring No Child Goes Hungry in Tennessee
In the heart of Tennessee, Rutherford County Schools (RCS) grapples with a significant meal debt after the conclusion of a federal program that once provided […]
Texas Judge Upholds School District’s Authority to Regulate Male Students’ Hair Length
In a recent ruling that has sparked debate and ignited discussions on individual rights and grooming standards, a Texas judge has affirmed a school district’s […]
Virginia Shaffer Honored as Ohio School Nurse of the Year
Virginia Shaffer, a dedicated Diabetes Resource Coordinator for Columbus City Schools (CCS), has been awarded the prestigious title of Ohio School Nurse of the Year […]
Excitement Builds as Ohio Schools Close for April 8th Solar Eclipse
It’s hard to believe it’s been seven years since the last solar eclipse. I remember interviewing for my job at the radio station back in […]
Local University Presents Smartphone Essentials Class for Residents
Bug Tussel University is taking a significant step towards enhancing digital literacy within its community by offering a smartphone basics class on Wednesday, April 3rd. […]
College Students Combatting Food Insecurity through Campus Food Pantries
In the United States, a staggering one out of every three college students grapples with the harsh reality of food insecurity, as reported by Temple […]
Teacher Claims Harassment and Strange Incident at NYC’s Trinity School
In a surprising story from Trinity School in New York City, a former teacher named Gerardo Perez has filed a lawsuit, saying he experienced harassment […]
NYC Pre-K Teacher Resigns Amid Controversy Over Anti-Israel Lessons
In a recent development, Siriana Abboud, a pre-K teacher at PS 59 Beekman Hill International School in Midtown, has resigned from her position at the […]