Hate Has No Home Here,” the sign reads in vibrant text. On Monday, a similar flag flew outside a North East Independent School District board meeting as community members condemned the district’s ...

This Enterprise eatery is more than just a restaurant...it's a gathering place for those who want to feel like they are at home. The Wiregrass Federation of Women's Clubs and Youth Affiliates is ...

Our March Teacher of the Month, Lindsey Kelley, is a teacher who loves her school, and they love her right back. Inside Kelley’s classroom at Headland Elementary School, you’ll find a group of ...

FOX 29's Bob Kelly visits Olney High School in the Olney section of Philadelphia to help honor the teacher of the month, Sarah Apt. 32,789 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve ...

NIGHT AT 730. WELL, IT’S TIME FOR OUR TEACHER OF THE MONTH AS WE HEAD TO LANTANA AT SANTA LUCIA’S HIGH SCHOOL, CORPORAL NATASHA MITCHELL RUNS A UNIQUE CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM AT THE SCHOOL IN ...

A Boston federal judge initially halted the cuts, citing their detrimental impact on training programs designed to address the national teacher shortage. The administration's subsequent appeal to ...

Inc. meeting for the celebration of National Teachers Month (MTM). Yes, we know that education is a fundamental right, but absorbing all the learning begins with a body and mind that is well-nourished ...

The National Service Authority (NSA) has officially deployed the first batch of 13,700 trained teachers from accredited Teacher Training Colleges to various educational institutions across the ...

In a good way, it was a busy, overwhelming month – it’s been great, I feel very lucky to be busy and working. I’ve got a really good relationship with our producer Kate [Brooks], she ...

Schools and Teachers: Influences That Matter is a new survey looking at young people's attitudes to their teachers from the University of Auckland. To gather the data, researchers analysed responses ...

Headteachers’ warnings about Rachel Reeves’s national insurance rises suggest they could more than wipe out any gain schools receive from Labour’s plan to recruit 6,500 new teachers.