Hawaii public schools to receive $58M in federal funds
This year’s federal funding is an increase of more than $1.6 million from the 2021-2022 school year.
McDaniel College unveils 58-acre environmental learning center
The center is part of McDaniel College's push to provide more career-based learning opportunities, a strategy that has helped the Westminster school avoid the enrollment declines that have plagued other liberal arts colleges.
Stephen Gonzales named chancellor of Maricopa Community Colleges
Gonzales had been serving as interim MCCCD chancellor since January 2020.
Goodwill opens first-of-its-kind high school in South Louisville
It was a $2 million investment to renovate and open the 20,000-square-foot facility, which will help adults earn their high school diplomas.
4 Philadelphia-area school districts rank among top 100 in nation, according to Niche
A Main Line school district once again ranks as the top Pennsylvania district in the nation.
Archdiocese plans to close St. Mary’s High School, school leaders say they’re working to stay open
The Archdiocese of St. Louis is planning to close St. Mary's High School at the end of the 2022-2023 school year, a statement from the school said Tuesday night. In a message to the school community, leaders said they are working on a plan to keep the...
How nonprofits, tech giants are trying to bridge digital divide in Austin
Even in a city overflowing with tech profits and tech talent, pockets of Austin lack access to the technology and connectivity many take for granted. Code2College is a leading example of an organization trying to reduce disparities in tech. In this sto...
See the year’s top-ranked elementary schools across the D.C. region
We're beginning with the K-6 set in our series of best schools in Greater Washington in 2022.
Photos: University of Houston celebrates opening of $93M John M. O’Quinn Law Building
The University of Houston celebrated the opening of the UH Law Center's new $93 million John M. O’Quinn Law Building with its first large-scale event, a celebration and dedication conference, on Sept. 23.
Curry College president to retire after school year
Curry College’s president since 1996, Kenneth K. Quigley, will retire after the just-begun school year, he told the campus community in a message this week.
Zovio asks shareholders to dissolve company
Zovio, an education technology company, asked shareholders to approve a dissolution plan that would close down the company. The plan comes after Zovio ended its relationship with the University of Arizona earlier this year and legal costs mounted.
Building interest: Triad contractors get creative, go on the road to battle labor woes
Is it about pay? Or perception? From bonuses to big rigs, the general contracting industry is grappling with how to address a labor challenge that has only gotten more dire thinks to remote work trends.