Waldorf, Md. — The James E. Richmond Science Center in Charles County kicks off the holiday season with a series of full-dome ...

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Kaitlyn Foulks is living her dream as a Charleston Elementary School teacher. She may be new to the job, but her enthusiasm ...

While education has evolved with technology in recent years, the Lee Academy science teacher’s passion for teaching is ...

The most divisive entry in Banjo-Kazooie may be the one that explains why the franchise disappeared and why its ideas feel somewhat familiar now.

The data showed a 2% increase in students considered “Choice Ready” over the previous year, increasing to 73% of all North Dakota students. A student can become Choice Ready for post-secondary ...

With little top-down direction, schools and school districts across the state are in charge of coming up with their own policies regarding the use of AI by educators and students. The North Dakota ...

Hugley: Banning books that impart critical lessons of understanding and representation for children of color sends the wrong ...

When education becomes the battlefield for belief, Daniel 1 reminds us why Adventist learning matters — for character, ...