WNC Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Dana Ryan, far right, and Director of College and Career Readiness Angela Holt, second from right, accept the National Adult

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A panel of education stakeholders gathered in Frankfort Sept. 13-15 to participate in a standard-setting process for Kentucky’s accountability system. Using data from the 2022-2023 school year, Kentucky’s

The pandemic rule that enabled school nutrition to be entirely paid for has been over with since last year, and it is missed by some in St. Joseph.

The Youngstown Education Association and Youngstown City School District reached a tentative deal on a new teachers contract on the 31st day of the strike. No details were

Issalma Franco knows what she wants from the next chief of the Chicago Public Schools’ department that manages special education services. The Belmont Cragin resident is the legal

Robin Kinney will temporarily lead the Kentucky Department of Education after Commissioner Jason Glass leaves the role at the end of the month. In a special meeting Thursday

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Kim Jong-un arrived in Russia on Tuesday, the Kremlin confirmed, traveling aboard his slow-moving armored train to a meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin that could see the