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Safal Partners Secures $2.1M Grant to Boost National Apprenticeship Integration Across 10 States
Safal Partners has been awarded a significant $2.1 million Scaling Grant from Ascendium Education Group® to launch a new national initiative. This funding will strengthen the integration of Registered Apprenticeship into state and local workforce systems, aiming to impact workforce boards across at least 10 states.
McGill University Program Boosts Digital Literacy in 250+ Elementary Students, Improving Critical Website Evaluation
A groundbreaking digital literacy program, developed by McGill University researchers, has successfully equipped over 250 elementary school students with enhanced skills to critically evaluate websites and their content. This achievement marks a significant step in fostering a more discerning generation of internet users.
Universal Free School Meals Slash Suspensions by 30% for K-12 Students, Study Finds
A groundbreaking study published in Economic Inquiry reveals that universal free school meals significantly reduce out-of-school suspensions across elementary and secondary schools. This discovery highlights a powerful, yet often overlooked, benefit of such programs.
USD Breaks Ground on New Shiley STEM Initiative Building, Transforming USD's STEM Education and Research
New Study Challenges Conventional Wisdom: Dynamic Approach to Student Performance Unveiled in International Journal
AIFS Chairman William L. Gertz Honored in NYC for Decades of Expanding Global Learning to 1.5 Million Students
NEDHSA & LDCC Partner in Monroe to Expand Education for 300+ R.I.S.E. Residents
University of Denver's Daniels College of Business Unveils 2026-2027 Marketing Advisory Board to Connect 100s of Students with Local Leaders
California Launches New Center to Strengthen Teaching Profession, Uniting 10+ State Education Partners
California's new Center for Educator Workforce Development has launched, bringing together over 10 leading education organizations to enhance the state's teacher workforce. This initiative aims to improve how California attracts, prepares, and retains educators across its vast school system.
Manchester Study: 10,000+ Teens Show School Connection Boosts Mental Health & Attendance
A groundbreaking study from The University of Manchester's #BeeWell program, involving over 10,000 teenagers, reveals that strong school relationships significantly improve mental well-being and reduce absences. This large-scale finding underscores the critical role of positive school experiences in protecting young people.
Junior Achievement & Z Zurich Foundation Launch Reimagined K-5 Curriculum for 2.5 Million US Students
Junior Achievement (JA) and the Z Zurich Foundation have launched an innovative redesign of JA's K-5 curriculum, aiming to empower 2.5 million elementary students across the United States with future-ready skills.
DDS Vibe Academy Launches 31 Free AI Coding Masterclasses, Built by AI Agents, for Global Learners
The DDS Vibe Academy has launched 31 free AI coding masterclasses, a curriculum entirely built by AI agents. This innovative educational platform offers in-depth training on cutting-edge AI tools without any paywalls or sign-ups.
Founders College Launches in Miami's Coconut Grove with Nation's Highest Undergrad Tuition
The Link School of Business, known for its unique focus on entrepreneurship, is opening its doors in Coconut Grove, Miami, marking a significant achievement in higher education.
Utrecht University VR Game Boosts Evolution Understanding for 300+ Players
North Island Credit Union & NCAAWA Award 4 College Scholarships, Totaling $4,000, to San Diego Students
New Free Online Platform Helps 1000s of University Students in UK Use Feedback Constructively
Richmond University London Authorized to Grant Degrees for 3 Years Starting 2026
Richmond, The American International University in London, Inc. has received authorization to grant taught awards for a fixed three-year term, commencing May 15, 2026. This approval signifies a significant milestone for the institution.
Science Educators Equip 1000s of Students to Combat Disinformation in Polarized Times
A new pedagogical approach empowers science educators to integrate historical context, fostering critical thinking skills in students. This initiative directly addresses the spread of disinformation and aims to rebuild public trust in scientific understanding.
James Gunn Inspires 6,500 SLU Graduates in St. Louis: "Be Good" for a Brighter Future
Visionary filmmaker James Gunn, co-CEO of DC Studios, returned to his roots at Saint Louis University to deliver a powerful commencement address to over 6,500 graduates. His message, "Be Good," resonated deeply, encouraging the Class of 2026 to embrace ethical leadership and make a positive impact on the world.
SciPost Doubles Down on Diamond Open Access, Empowering 10,000+ Researchers Globally
SciPost reaffirms its commitment to Genuine Open Access, expanding its mission to empower researchers and reclaim control over academic publishing. This move strengthens the Diamond Open Access model, offering a sustainable alternative to traditional publishing.
2026 Commencement: WesternU COMP-Northwest Graduates 100+ New Healers in Lebanon, Oregon
The Heatherington College of Osteopathic Medicine, formerly COMP-Northwest, celebrated the graduation of over 100 new osteopathic physicians. This significant event marks a new cohort of healers ready to serve communities.
33 Future DPTs Graduate from WesternU CHS-Northwest's Inaugural Oregon Program in Lebanon
SciPost Launches Journal of Robustness Reports: A New Diamond Open Access Venue for 2024
SciPost proudly introduces the Journal of Robustness Reports, a new Diamond Open Access journal dedicated to reanalysing empirical findings across all academic fields. This launch marks a significant step in promoting rigorous, transparent research.
8-year-old Maggie from West Chester, PA, discovers the mystery behind orange power line balls!
Harness Engineering Course Launches: 100+ Hours of Content for Aspiring Engineers Worldwide
A comprehensive new course on Harness Engineering has just launched, offering over 100 hours of in-depth content. This educational initiative aims to equip a new generation of engineers with critical skills, making it one of the most extensive online offerings in the field to date.
NC State Grads' Loans Erased: 170 Students Celebrate as Speaker Pays Final Year in Father's Honor
Over 170 North Carolina State University graduates received the surprise of a lifetime when their commencement speaker announced he would pay off their final year of student loans, a generous act to honor his father.
LearnHouse Launches to Empower 10,000+ Students Globally with New Education Platform
LearnHouse, a new education platform, has officially launched on Product Hunt, aiming to provide accessible learning opportunities to a global audience. This innovative platform is designed to empower over ten thousand students worldwide with diverse educational resources.
Ohio's Reynoldsburg Schools Boost English Learner Literacy by 15% Post-Pandemic, Outperforming State
Reynoldsburg City Schools in Ohio has successfully reversed pandemic-era learning loss for its English Language Learners, with 60% now proficient in reading. This 15% increase in literacy rates for 400+ students significantly surpasses the state average, demonstrating the effectiveness of their equitable learning initiatives.
Ex-Academic Bennett Foddy Links Game Design to Research, Inspiring 1000s in New Career Path
Bennett Foddy, a former academic, has drawn insightful connections between the creative processes of video game design and scientific research, offering a fresh perspective on productivity and inspiration. His unique viewpoint is now influencing a new generation of researchers and designers.
Two researchers at Nature use ChatGPT to grade 100+ coding assignments
Yulu Hou and her partner pioneered the use of ChatGPT for automated grading of undergraduate coding assignments, marking a significant leap in educational technology. Their groundbreaking work, detailed in Nature, offers a new perspective on AI's role in academic assessment.
New Study Reveals 85% of People Overestimate Their Knowledge, Impacting Learning and Teaching
A recent study highlights a widespread cognitive bias where individuals believe they know more than they do, with only 15% accurately recalling common objects like the Apple logo or a bicycle.
Afghan Tech CEO Roya Mahboob Secretly Educates 1000+ Girls Under Taliban, Defying All Odds
Roya Mahboob, Afghanistan's first female tech CEO, continues her mission to empower girls through education, secretly teaching over a thousand students despite the Taliban's oppressive rule.
Schools Poised to Boost LGBTQ+ Youth Mental Health: Affirming Environments Cut Suicide Risk by 30% in 50 States
New research highlights that supportive school environments are critical in improving the mental well-being of LGBTQ+ youth. When schools and communities actively affirm these young people, the risk of suicide significantly decreases, offering a clear path for intervention.
Six Educators Nationwide Named ISTE+ASCD Voices of Change Fellows for 2026-27, Shaping AI's Future in Schools
Six exceptional educators from across the United States have been selected for the prestigious 2026-27 ISTE+ASCD Voices of Change Fellowship, an honor that recognizes their leadership in navigating the evolving landscape of AI and digital learning within schools. This highly competitive fellowship empowers them to share their innovative strategies and insights with a national audience.
Carbon Brief Offers 3-Week Summer Journalism Internship for Students & Grads
Carbon Brief is providing a valuable three-week summer journalism internship, offering students and recent graduates an exciting opportunity to gain practical experience in the field.
