Former Oklahoma schools Superintendent Ryan Walters announced this past week a partnership with Turning Point USA to initiate chapters at every high school in the state.
Democratic U.S. Reps. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan and Delia Ramirez of Illinois joined advocates last Wednesday outside the U.S. Capitol to blast proposed cuts to education spending.
Wilmington College recognized a trio of students for their dedication to service and civic engagement by selecting them as the inaugural cohort to reside in the Art Brooks MVP House. MVP stands for mission, values and purpose, characteristics that reflect the dedication to student success espoused by the facility’s namesake, Art Brooks, the College’s founding director of multicultural affairs.
Alumni, families and friends will converge upon Wilmington College on Sept. 26 and 17 to interact with the campus community for the time-honored tradition of Homecoming. The fall rite promises a weekend of festivities, pageantry, reunions, special recognition and activities for the entire family. The greater community is invited to join in the fun.
A watchdog group says the U.S. Department of Education ignored a federal court order on the Biden administration's expansion of Title IX protections and is dragging its feet on a report about it.
Just days after federal data revealed average reading, math and science scores dropped among certain grades since before the coronavirus pandemic, a U.S. Senate panel last Thursday picked apart the root causes and methods for students’ academic improvement.
Grace Allen, a student at Southern State Community College, is one of 220 Phi Theta Kappa members named a 2025 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship.
President Donald Trump’s administration said last Monday it will redirect $495 million in additional funding to historically Black colleges and universities as well as tribal colleges.
Southern State’s Practical Nursing (PN) program is accepting applications through October for the upcoming Spring Semester, which begins in January 2026. The program will be held on both Central and Brown campuses.
Colleges have an obligation to create a culture that fosters free speech, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said during recent comments at the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s Trustees Conference.
This year, four of the Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA members, Blake Herman, Claire Winkle, Emma Yochum, and Carter Boyd, got the chance to compete at the Big E competition in Massachusetts.
During the week of the Highland County Fair, August 30th- September 6th, nine members of the Hillsboro Great Oaks FFA chapter participated in showing, selling, and weighing-in their rabbits for the fair.
