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EduQuencher opens new Florida education programs through Step Up partnership
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Florida students can now access new educational services through EduQuencher with no additional cost to parents for tutoring.
Gibbons Legal gives $25,000 in scholarships to 9 Philadelphia-area students
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Gibbons Legal Personal Injury and Accident Lawyers has awarded its first Community Scholarship to nine graduating seniors from Philadelphia and nearby counties, paying the awards directly to their schools.
Teacher Retention Academy pushes districts to widen the teacher retention conversation
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Teacher Retention Academy founder Dr. Mary Rivers is urging districts and schools to include more voices in teacher retention decisions, arguing that principals, teachers and support staff each see different parts of the problem.
Stand Up for Science rallies support for academic freedom compact
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Stand Up for Science held a virtual rally on Oct. 7 to build pressure on higher-ed leaders to back its new compact on academic freedom, knowledge and trust.
RTM Law represents family in lawsuit over alleged classroom incident involving autistic student
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RTM Law says it is representing the family of a 15-year-old nonverbal student with autism in a civil lawsuit filed in San Bernardino County over an alleged December classroom incident.
WitFoo offers UC student first Christchurch job, expands sponsorships
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WitFoo has offered a University of Canterbury student its first Christchurch-based job after a sponsored final-year project, and will double its project backing in 2027. The cybersecurity company also plans a PhD scholarship as it builds its…
NCRF brings STEAM expo and esports to Los Angeles students
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National College Resources Foundation will host its 13th Annual Students Think S.T.E.A.M. Expo & E-Sports on Friday at Los Angeles Trade Technical College, giving students hands-on exposure to careers in aviation, robotics, AI, gaming and other…
Shanghai WorldSkills closes with focus on vocational training
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The 48th WorldSkills Competition ended in Shanghai with 1,385 young competitors from 68 countries and regions, putting vocational education and training in the global spotlight.
Chandler Catholic school breaks ground on $9 million arts and athletics center
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St. Mary-Basha Catholic School, Chandler’s oldest Catholic school, marked a ceremonial groundbreaking Thursday for a 17,000-square-foot Art and Athletics Center.
International Community School gets new clean energy learning space
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International Community School in Decatur, Georgia, opened a JAS-Vibha Clean Energy & Sustainability Learning Space on Aug. 27 to expand hands-on STEM education for more than 550 students.
Insurance Education Advisors names Emily Gordon Spencer director of operations
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Insurance Education Advisors appointed Emily Gordon Spencer as director of operations as the organization expands its online courses, graduate resources and education partnerships.
Marshall University adopts sovereign AI platform from ibl.ai
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Marshall University is deploying ibl.ai’s Agentic AI Operating System on university-controlled infrastructure, giving the school full source-code and data ownership.
Communities In Schools of Washington marks 35 years reaching 144,000 students
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Communities In Schools of Washington is celebrating 35 years since launching in 1991, with a statewide network now serving more than 144,000 students in 49 districts.
MFS Trade School pushes new standards in kitchen safety training
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Christos “Chris” Daskalakis and MFS Trade School are expanding training for independent contractors in commercial kitchen exhaust cleaning, pairing NFPA 96 compliance with business mentorship.
Bethlehem student wins first Raíces national essay contest
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Kelsey McIntyre, a student at The Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Arts in Pennsylvania, won the first Raíces national essay contest for a piece about family, food and Hispanic heritage.
Public Schools First NC warns federal voucher plan could drain public schools
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Public Schools First NC is urging North Carolinians to reject a new federal voucher-style tax credit program set to begin in 2027, arguing it will steer public dollars toward private and religious schools with little accountability.
Chicago Home Tutor says September students gained stronger learning strategies
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Chicago Home Tutor released September 2026 tutoring highlights showing students making academic gains while also building new study habits in reading, writing and math.
Flatstick Pub opens largest location in Woodinville schoolhouse
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Flatstick Pub opens its sixth location Oct. 16-18 in Woodinville’s restored Old Woodinville School, with a mini golf course built into the second floor.
Baruch students launch Islamic finance network in New York
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More than 160 students, professionals and community leaders gathered at Baruch College on Sept. 17 for the inaugural Islamic Finance Conference, where student-led groups unveiled new platforms for research, mentorship and Muslim professional…
Carin Burr advances trauma-informed behavioral health education
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Carin Burr’s career at Clark State College and in Ohio’s behavioral health field highlights the growing need for trauma-informed training, co-occurring disorder expertise and workforce preparation.
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