Education

Supporting Women on Non-Traditional Education Paths Hoosier women who once paused their education and are ready to return to the classroom now have a new opportunity for support. The Indiana

Jessica Curtis and Rob Semerano sit down with longtime Port Jervis educator and coach Brian Rollman, whose classroom—known to generations of students as “Club 110”—is a haven of positivity and

Indiana students dreaming of a career in the classroom have a new opportunity to make that goal a reality. Applications are now open for the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship,

A Push for Focused Learning Wisconsin lawmakers have advanced legislation that will restrict the use of cell phones and other wireless devices during classroom instruction. Assembly Bill 2, now concurred

A new bill in the New York State Senate is stirring discussion about how schools handle state-designated cultural and religious holidays. Sponsored by Senator Robert Ortt, the measure would allow

Putnam County schools in Indiana are receiving more than $271,500 in safety upgrades thanks to the state’s Secured School Safety Grant Program, a long-standing initiative backed by State Rep. Beau

The Minnesota Department of Education has released the latest statewide results from the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessments (MCA), and the numbers reveal a troubling trend: for the third year in a

Indiana is celebrating a major educational milestone with the release of the latest Indiana Reading Evaluation and Determination (IREAD) assessment results, which show a historic jump in third grade literacy.

As the school year settles into routine and the so-called ‘honeymoon period’ fades, challenges inevitably arise. At times like this, I am reminded of why teaching matters most. One of

The Indiana Senate Republican Caucus is opening the door for students and recent graduates to gain a firsthand look at state government, announcing that applications are now being accepted for