At least eight teachers at religion-based independent schools in Saskatchewan do not have high school diplomas, according to the latest provincial auditor’s report. Released by Tara Clemett’s ...

The school board voted in December to close the schools after the 2024-25 school year, citing a $5 million deficit and falling enrollment. The Daily Signal depends on the support of readers like you.

Bianco attended the Kinder High School for the Visual and Performing Arts, a high-achieving fine arts magnet campus of about 770 students that had two on-site college counselors in the 2024-25 ...

All schools in Leh district will remain shut on May 9 and 10, 2025, due to heightened India-Pakistan tensions. The Leh DC urges citizens to stay alert and follow safety protocols.

The district administration of Leh has closed all schools due to rising tensions between India and Pakistan. According to the official announcement, the closure will last for two days.

in view of the prevailing tensions between India and Pakistan, the Leh administration on Friday announced that all schools in the district will remain closed on May 9 and 10, 2025, as per news ...

Don’t call them copycats: A group of students at Keith Gill’s old high school have been finding purpose and success in learning about stock trading.

Leh Deputy Commissioner Santosh Sukhdeve visited Government School Likir to distribute archery equipment, an initiative supported by the District Youth Services and Sports Department.

Typically, New Jersey's school districts cannot raise taxes more than 2% annually due to a state-mandated cap on tax levy increases. However, the Little Egg Harbor School District was one of 281 ...

A 33% increase in Little Egg Harbor School District taxes would raise an additional $416 per year, or about $35 per month, on a home assessed at the township average of $208,000, according to ...

Little Egg Harbor School Board President Laura Erber voted against the tax hike proposal at the April 3 meeting. “My duty is to serve students, parents, and the community as a whole,” Erber said.