Lovina Wildermuth-Reyes of Nature Academy (San Lorenzo Valley Charter School) claimed first place in the 2025 Santa Cruz ...

The Gallatin County Rural Schools Spelling Bee recently showcased the talents of young spellers from the area. The event, organized by the Gallatin County Superintendent of Schools, ...

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond has issued a public statement and "Dear Colleague" letter to all California local educational agencies (LEAs), in response to the "Dear ...

"I teach kindergarten to bilingual children in Japan. One day, we were studying the traditional dance of another country and ...

PUMA India changed the spelling of its brand signage in various stores to ‘PVMA’, leading to speculation that it could be a spelling mistake. Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu recently ...

Families have poured their time, love and money into the school, such as for a new STEM lab, said Jennie Bartholomew, who has a Valley View fourth grader, as well as seventh and ninth graders.

This winter, Section V girls basketball features 149 players who range from seventh to ninth grade, according to the latest rosters from the section's website. While acquitting oneself to the ...

ETHAN Clarke, a ninth grade student at Aquinas College, died on Thursday after collapsing during a physical education class, according to a statement released by the Catholic Board of Education.

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Get detailed tips and tricks for self-introduction in English for college students through this article. A self-introduction is a required part of the admission process for management colleges.

Be actionable in supporting explicit, systematic, daily spelling instruction from a grade-by-grade curriculum for your students and children. Insist that teachers have training and resources for ...

When we grow up, we want to be as kind and giving as third-graders Alexandria Khan and Hana Ezziddin. On their own, Alexandria and Hana created a bracelet stand in their neighborhood last spring.