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Pinellas schools adopt tougher rules for e-bikes, smart glasses and watches
Indianapolis Public Education Corporation announces new executive director
The IPEC board unanimously voted to approve Dr. Karega Rausch, the candidate recommended by Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett.
SUNY Poly establishes $750,000 endowed nursing scholarship
UTICA — SUNY Polytechnic Institute and the Julia O. Wells Memorial Education Foundation, Inc. recently announced the establishment of a $750,000 permanently endowed scholarship, helping generations of nursing students pursue their education while strengthening the healthcare…
First-year Butler basketball coach Ronald Nored sets his team’s identity during summer practices
Butler men's basketball head coach Ronald Nored is preparing for the 2026-2027 season by focusing on team identity and connectedness during summer practices.
IPS board candidate fights a challenge to remove her from ballot
Lindsey Cornett, a candidate for the District 4 seat on the Indianapolis Public Schools board, is fighting a challenge to her eligibility to run.
What to know about the Pike Township athletic director dispute and a board member’s vandalized mailbox
It may be the latest flashpoint in a monthslong hiring dispute that has divided some in the school community.
Utica CSD votes to not renew superintendent's contract
In a meeting of the Utica City School Board on Tuesday, the board voted 4-1 not to renew superintendent Dr. Christopher Spence's contract, according to the Daily Sentinel.
Free Swim Lessons Coming to the Mohawk Valley
New York is expanding free swim lessons for children through SUNY campuses and YMCA locations. Continue reading…
The Arc, Oneida-Lewis CollegeWorks Program Celebrates 20th Graduating Class
Six students from the CollegeWorks program of The Arc, Oneida-Lewis Chapter, celebrated their graduation as part of the program's 20th class at Mohawk Valley Community College.
BREAKING: Utica school board will not renew superintendent's contract
UTICA — The Utica City School District Board of Education officially announced Tuesday, July 21 at its regular meeting that it would not be renewing its contract with Superintendent of Schools Christopher Spence when it expires on Aug. 4, 2027.
How 16 Tech is reinventing the summer internship
A new paid summer internship offers housing and transportation support for college students.
Indiana AG Todd Rokita calls out Perry Meridian High School for 'woke ideology' hung on classroom walls
"This Perry Meridian High School classroom prominently features multiple examples of woke ideology on its walls," Todd Rokita said in his post.