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West Haven Public Schools officials are working to indentify anyone who may have been in contact with an individual who has tested positive for COVID-19. In a letter to staff, students and parents Thursday, Superintenden

San José, Calif. — San José State University is pleased to announce that it has received a $3 million grant from the Koret Foundation. The grant aims to directly benefit students by providing scholarships, career pre

How can I teach music if the kids aren’t allowed to sing indoors? How will lag time affect group singing online? How will I make students feel seen and heard via Zoom? Those were some of the questions that elementary m

During its September 15 meeting, the Sandy Springs City Council announced that the expanded partnership would open the door for ongoing collaboration on research and special projects between the two entities. “It’s a

Every week this fall, we’re covering technology and education. Because Monday mornings are way more complicated than they used to be. One question we’ve gotten a lot is what all this tech means for privacy, how much

A British schools group with a focus on disadvantaged children is giving free iPads to every pupil as part of a program designed to remove barriers to learning at home. The program is being rolled out by Oasis, a group w

K–12 schools have gotten off to what could charitably be described as a wobbly start in the 2020–21 academic year. Districts have stumbled all over themselves trying to think outside the box to keep kids learning dur

England's education secretary has defended the Covid-19 testing system for schools, saying they can now order tests from the NHS directly. Gavin Williamson said schools were being prioritised, amid claims by head teacher