Here's what makes Robert Amos Barron, a fourth-grader at Ponderosa Elementary, one of The Fayetteville Observer's 2026 Future Black History Makers.

Some sexual health education experts, advocacy groups and teachers say new provincial approval requirements have left educators with inadequate options to teach Alberta’s health curriculum.

A Métis artist is taking her loom-weaving kit on the road to teach students about an iconic staple in her ancestors’ wardrobe and promote school spirit. Casandra Woolever, the full-time creative ...

Patterson said her team plans to use the green- and wood-tone palette throughout the natural history side of the museum. The museum also plans to move its most famous landmark, its red stagecoach, to ...

Abington Heights Junior Madison Rowlands is a member of the Abington Heights Unified Club. Along with her peers, she chose to ...

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The new consent decree ends five years of litigation, installs independent oversight of juvenile jail staff and ends solitary confinement as punishment on children. A group of Nelson Mullins lawyers ...

Trucks, dolls and Play-Doh: Southern Lehigh aims for ‘purposeful play’ in new full-day kindergarten ...

Plans to move Pasco County’s virtual school operations from a growing magnet school campus to a half-filled middle school ...

Past the Community Center, nestled between tribal administrative buildings and directly below the Sleeping Ute Mountain ...

This moving documentary explores the vibrant heart of a unique skateboarding community in Africa, where passion for the sport ...

After his 2025 season, Williams deserves to run it back with the Cowboys. But if a free agent is signed to replace him, ...