Education News

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – A new law in Mississippi is helping teachers get raises. Teachers and teacher assistants will see a boost in pay for the upcoming school year. It amounts to a $2,000 raise. The Mississippi Association of Educators notes that it’s appreciated and every bit helps, but said it’s somewhat canceled out by […]

HURRICANE, Utah — Most people have used Microsoft Word for school papers or resume updates, but one Hurricane Middle School student used it to achieve a national title. Scott Chamberlain, a student at Hurricane Middle School, enrolled in a Microsoft Office specialist class without knowing it would lead him to the National Championship and eventually […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) celebrated a significant construction milestone on Friday with the topping out ceremony for the new Frayser-Trezevant Community School. This event marked the placement of the final steel beam at the highest point of the building, symbolizing a major step forward in the project’s development. District leaders, community […]

School Year Concludes in Northern New York The school year for many districts in Northern New York came to a close earlier this week, marking the end of a significant chapter for students, teachers, and families. As the academic year draws to a close, graduation ceremonies are taking place across the region, with younger students […]

Houston Independent School District (HISD) has taken a significant step in its educational strategy by approving the use of the state-developed Bluebonnet learning materials. This decision, made by the district’s state-appointed board of managers on Thursday, has sparked considerable debate due to the curriculum’s integration of Bible teachings. The Bluebonnet Learning materials are free resources […]