Two Rhode Island cities with similar demographics have seen a massive gap emerge when it comes to attending school.
The Pensacola News Journal is working with high schools in Escambia and Santa Rosa County to put their top students in the spotlight every week.
Cellphones are everywhere – including, until recently, in schools. Since 2023, at least 29 states, including New York, Vermont, Florida and Texas, have passed laws that require K-12 public schools to ...
Exploring claims on the internet deepens instruction by helping students understand how knowledge is created and when it can be trusted. Viral incidents, such as Kardashian’s moon landing proclamation ...
Under30CEO on MSN
Lessons linking Harvard, Socrates, and Buffett
A fresh look at learning, ethics, and decision-making is gaining traction as educators and investors revisit ideas credited to Harvard classrooms, Socrates’ dialogues, and Warren Buffett’s value ...
Decluttering Mom on MSN
A mom says she felt judged after bringing approved cookies to a school party that were never served
You spot a packed sleeve of store-approved cookies in a school party lineup, but they never get served - and a mom walks away ...
Barclays 43rd Annual Industrial Select Conference February 17, 2026 11:00 AM ESTCompany ParticipantsJoseph Hanna - President, ...
The Forward on MSN
Forever curious, never daunted, Frederick Wiseman sought to repair the world through film
Frederick Wiseman, whose 60-year project of quietly asking America to look at itself — without sermon or embellishment, yet ...
In 1983, The Associated Press profiled the Rev. Jesse Jackson when he was a 41-year civil rights activist preparing his historic 1984 campaign for the presidency. Jackson at the time described ...
Evolving Teaching Methodologies Through AI in Higher Education It feels like just yesterday we were talking about ...
Education leaders are trying different approaches to curb what elementary teachers say is a trend of increasingly severe behavior problems in their classrooms.
The Hechinger Report on MSN
Biting, kicking, wandering the classroom: Teachers say there’s a rise in misbehavior even among the littlest kids
SAN MATEO, Calif. — School had been in session at Lead Elementary for less than an hour, but already Andrea Quinn had paused teaching her first graders nearly 20 times. First, there was the child who ...
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