Beechwood Elementary teacher Melissa Hughes, an Educator of the Year nominee, centers her classroom on active, real-world learning and tailored support for every student.

The old adage is “write what you know.” Unfortunately for author Angela Roloson, what she knew all too well was cancer. “In 2011, I was diagnosed with breast cancer,” said Roloson in a ...

When COVID forced schools to close in 2020, everyone — students, teachers, classroom aides and administrators — was forced ...

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A Texas A&M University professor who was fired last year after a controversy over a classroom video that showed a student ...

School district officials are pushing back against claims that gender identity has become part of the Miller Middle School curriculum. During a Wednesday, Feb. 3, Board of ...

An English professor filed a lawsuit against Texas A&M University, claiming her free speech and due process rights were violated after being fired for teaching gender ideology in a ...

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Salem-Keizer School District leaders took the unusual step of canceling school for most of the week for the lessons.

Ross said her teacher told her not to keep the letters and said he wasn’t keeping hers. But they both did anyway, and ...

Price, a third-generation teacher, had no idea that a school assembly held at Detroit Country Day School was being held in ...