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The Ballmer Group has pledged up to $1.7 billion over ten years to add 10,000 free preschool slots in Washington, nearly doubling the state's program.
The University of Alabama has announced the creation of a new School of Leadership and Policy, designed to train future public servants and policymakers.
Minnesota schools are facing a severe student mental health crisis, with a counselor-to-student ratio double the national recommendation as federal funds expire.
A proposal to consolidate Vermont's 119 school districts into 13 is facing widespread public opposition, with parents calling the plan rushed and dangerous.
A proposal to merge many of Ohio's 607 school districts is sparking debate as a potential way to lower property taxes, but education leaders warn of lost local control.
Sioux Falls Thrive, a key community nonprofit, is shutting down its operations this week as the city's school district faces a critical deadline for meal plan applications.
The U.S. is facing a critical shortage of over 3,000 air traffic controllers, a problem worsened by a lack of instructors, leading to safety risks and flight delays.
A University of South Dakota professor has filed a federal lawsuit to block his termination, arguing it violates his free speech rights over social media posts.
Gettysburg College students are visiting Rochester, NY, for a walking tour of the Inner Loop highway removal project, a national model for urban renewal.
