Missouri Connections Academy, a statewide, tuition-free virtual program for students in grades K-12, announced today that high school assistant principal Ashley Carter, of Lee's Summit, has been ...

The Women’s Technology Empowerment Centre (W.TEC), in collaboration with Oracle Academy, has empowered 150 Secondary school girls in problem solving, innovation and technology. The event, which took ...

ALLEGHANY COUNTY, Va. – STEM professions are in growing demand in Southwest Virginia, and in response to the region’s need for stronger career opportunities in the field, Mountain Gateway Community ...

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A high school student was muted and kicked off a Zoom session after sharing his Christian faith during his school's daily "social time," according to a religious liberty legal group. On Sept. 23, Zion ...

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KATHLEEN, Ga. — For some students, a traditional classroom is not the right fit. That is where online learning comes in. On Monday Sept. 15, the nation is recognizing the growing community of virtual ...

As students return to school, most are heading into brick-and-mortar buildings. But more than 400 students across south Louisiana are logging on to the computers for a completely virtual experience.