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EdNews, College of Idaho to host state superintendent debate
13+ hour, 21+ min ago (171+ words) | News | mdjonline.com mdjonline.com Becky Sundin Mitchell, left, and Debbie Critchfield Originally published Sept. 10 on IdahoEdNews.org. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. Originally published on…...
OKLAHOMA WATCH: Education watch: New graduation requirements started with this year’s freshmen
15+ hour, 51+ min ago (165+ words) Tahlequah Daily Press Cooking up competition: The heat was on at Tahlequahâs Bluegrass & Chili Festival This yearâs 9th graders are the first class of high schoolers facing completely overhauled graduation requirements. Fine arts, world language and physical education are…...
Mississippi’s Education Reforms Leave Higher-Spending Blue States in the Dust [WATCH]
1+ day, 2+ hour ago (354+ words) Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves credited a series of conservative education reforms with helping propel his state from near the bottom of national academic...
Mississippi's education turnaround: How the state became a national success story | Fox News Video
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (93+ words) Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves joins ‘Saturday in America’ to discuss the state's dramatic improvement in education and the conservative reforms behind it. Mississippi's education turnaround: How the state became a national success story Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves joins ‘Saturday in…...
Appellate court clears way for Oklahoma divisive concepts law
2+ day, 23+ hour ago (617+ words) The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday upheld an Oklahoma curriculum restriction law, saying that nothing in the language prohibits educators from discussing race-related, sexist or oppressive concepts "in the abstract or in connection with historical or popular figures." The…...
9/10/26 – MARIGOLD ZOLL SELECTED AS NEW FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE ADMINISTRATOR
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (169+ words) MARIGOLD ZOLL SELECTED AS NEW FORESTRY AND WILDLIFE ADMINISTRATOR “Just as importantly, Marigold understands that this work depends on our people, our communities and strong partnerships. We are fortunate to have someone with Marigold’s institutional knowledge and capabilities step into…...
Breakthrough T1D 2027 Children’s Congress Application Now Open! - Oregon and Southwest Washington Chapter
3+ day, 9+ hour ago (114+ words) Breakthrough T1D 2027 Children’s Congress Application Now Open! Breakthrough T1D Why should you apply to represent the Oregon & Southwest Washington Chapter at Breakthrough T1D 2027 Children’s Congress? In addition to making an impact on Capitol Hill, you’ll build lifelong friendships with other youth with T1D, meet…...
Kids Chance helps Oklahoma students after workplace tragedies
3+ day, 13+ hour ago (353+ words) Kids Chance provides scholarships and support to children whose parents are injured or killed in workplace accidents, with Oklahoma’s next application period opening Dec. 1. When a parent is injured or killed in a workplace accident, children can face emotional and…...
State regents approve Oklahoma's first shortened bachelor's degrees at 3 universities
3+ day, 17+ hour ago (392+ words) The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved reduced-credit hour bachelor's degree programs at three universities. At their Thursday meeting, the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education approved three state universities’ requests to create reduced-credit hour bachelor’s degrees. Traditionally, students…...
Oklahoma???s Only Public Liberal Arts College Is at War With Itself
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (1688+ words) Today is: September 10, 2026 By Andrea Eger, Oklahoma Watch A dispute over the future of the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma has erupted into an unusually public confrontation between faculty and the university’s administration, with professors warning that proposed…...