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Undergraduates at the University of New Hampshire will work as tutors with middle schoolers and teachers to improve students' reading and math skills that will help them master more complex STEM subjects.
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She will end her 15-year tenure next summer, rather than staying on until 2028
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Looking to address nursing shortages, the Granite State P.A.R.T.N.E.R.S. program aims to bring more students into the field.
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A native of Springfield, Massachusetts, is building what she says is the region's first alumni organization for Historically Black Colleges and Universities or HBCUs.
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The newly designed position would oversee the entire state university system, including Plymouth State and Keene State.
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80% of teachers say students are less distracted, according to a new report from the department of education.
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The Massachusetts Budget and Policy Center argues the federal program pulls state resources away from the public school system.
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An estimated 5,600 of Connecticut's 31,000 early care and education workers don't have health insurance, according to a recent study by Access Health CT.
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Parents can now choose whether to notify the state or district if they choose to homeschool and annual evaluations are no longer required, among other changes.
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Officials announced a new governance structure in eight Springfield Public schools in western Mass. The district's Innovation School Zone is an evolution of the district's Empowerment Zone they said, established a decade ago to turn around failing schools.