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The Town-Crier
Published October 02Wellington El Welcomes Special Patriot Day Guest
On Friday, Sept. 11, the fifth-grade class at Wellington Elementary School had the incredible opportunity to learn about Sept. 11, 2001, from someone who experienced that day firsthand, Major Anthony Makowski. Makowski served 20 years as an NYPD police officer, including during…
Cascade PBS
Published October 02Cornell's handling of rape allegations faces more scrutiny
New details intensify scrutiny of Cornell's handling of gang rape allegations
Space Coast Daily
Published October 02FPL STEM Classroom Makeovers Bring 3D Printers, VR Technology to Brevard Public Schools
Two Brevard County classrooms have been transformed into dynamic STEM learning environments, giving students access to innovative technology and hands-on experiences designed to inspire the next generation of problem-solvers and innovators. [...]
Educators talk AI, skills, training at Heartland Summit
Amid the rise of artificial intelligence, teaching students how to use AI matters, but so do talents, traits, and skills like curiosity, critical thinking, and problem-solving, educators said. AI was...
UH Mānoa grad students honored for character, integrity and commitment to harmony
The Ping Yip and Jong Hung Chan Award is open to any currently enrolled, full-time graduate student at UH Mānoa. The post UH Mānoa grad students honored for character, integrity and commitment to harmony first appeared on University of Hawaiʻi System News .
VCU ofrece apoyo para estudiantes navegando la “zona roja”
Olivia Rine, Staff Writer VCU ha tomado varias medidas para combatir “la zona roja”, un término que se refiere a las primeras seis semanas del semestre, donde estudiantes están a alto riesgo de agresión sexual. Tameika McCoy, defensora de sobrevivientes de VCU, dijo que hay mucho…
Schools launch discrimination reporting form, update METCO program
Marblehead Public Schools has launched a new discrimination reporting system designed to give students, staff and community members an easier way to report incidents — and help administrators identify patterns […] The post Schools launch discrimination reporting form, update…
Alachua Chronicle
Published October 01School Board approves contracts and salary schedules for teachers and ESPs
At a September 30 special meeting, the School Board of Alachua County unanimously approved new salary schedules and collective bargaining agreements, effective July 1, 2026.
‘We are worth more than six cents’: Delano Public Schools support staff ask board for fair contract
Nearly 30 paraprofessionals and custodians filled the Tiger Den on Monday to ask the Delano School Board for a fair contract. Three members of the Service Employees International Union addressed the board during the public comment period at the start of its meeting. The public…
SU details resources, options for those experiencing sexual violence in email
SU shared a campus-wide email Thursday offering resources for those experiencing sexual violence. The email comes after a former Cornell University student filed a lawsuit alleging she was raped by several men at a fraternity house.
Sara Brisco focuses on students, fiscal responsibility in Delano School Board bid
Delano resident Sara Brisco is seeking a seat on the Delano School Board with a focus on individual student needs, teacher support, fiscal responsibility and measurable results. Brisco said she is running to make a difference and help the district work toward the best outcome for…
Delano School Board candidates outline priorities at candidate forum
Eight of the nine candidates running for the Delano School Board faced off last week at Delano City Hall during a candidate forum hosted by the Delano Area Chamber of Commerce. The forum included Nick Arnfelt, incumbent Sarah Baker, Sara Brisco, incumbent Rachel Depa, Mike…