WASHINGTON (AP) — The Education Department will begin collection next month on student loans that are in default, including ...

The resolution adopted by the school committee aims at increasing community-wide education on autism and students who are on ...

Students of the Month are selected based on the school’s “Portrait of a Graduate” attributes: Resourceful, Responsible, Resilient, Respectful and Ready. Makenna Farrell of Chelmsford ...

Alongside noted poets including Kwame Alexander and Hanif Abdurraqib, 16 spoken-word students will read their works at the Davidson Theatre on May 3.

I’ve also excelled as Top Geometry Student, Honorable Carpentry Member, Rotary Student of the Month, and Student of the Month (February 2025). Scholarships include $700 (NSU), $800 (UCO), and $ ...

Wyoming Valley West’s Dana Elementary Center recently recognized April Students of the Month. Each grade level selects one student a month who displays excellent character, outstanding behavior, ...

Hannah Leininger and Brayden Lyons have been named students of the month for April at Pine Grove Area High School. Hannah Leininger Hannah Leininger is a daughter of Jason and Heather Leininger of ...

RIDGEFIELD — School officials recognized the April 2025 employees and students of the month at the April 8 board of directors meeting. The April employees of the month are Jared Hundley ...

MAYVILLE - Students of the Month at Chautauqua Lake Central School honored for December/January achievements are Rebecca Ames, Kaitlyn Brown, Lane Scarpine, Kadence Chapman, Kadence Chapman and ...

Freeland Middle School announced that the following students were named Students of the Month for March: Lindsey Reyes Binet is a seventh grade student. She is the daughter of Danianyi Binet of ...

Two students are being honored for each month from September to April of the 2024-25 school year, named as nominees for the Best of Tri-County Area Preps Student of the Year award, which will be ...

Wyoming Valley West March Students of the Month, first row, is Brandon Simko, kindergarten. Second row, from left, are Noelle Nallon, third grade, and Cain McLeod, first grade.