Now through June 21, the sights, sounds and smells of a summertime fair will be filling the air in Downingtown when Saint ...

Live farm animals from Bring the Farm to You visited the Northside Branch of the Chillicothe & Ross County Public Library on May 28, 2025.

Texas school boards and parents would have unprecedented control over school library book selection under a wide-ranging state Senate bill that the House passed 86-55 on Wednesday, hours before a ...

The farm-to-school initiative is set to receive a significant boost in the coming months, perhaps as soon as the next school year, after a proposal to greatly increase food-purchasing latitude and ...

Alberta's Danielle Smith government survey on explicit sex in school library books gets flood of responses from Albertans, UCP slams critics ...

The Texas House has approved Senate Bill 13, a measure that gives school boards and parents greater control over which books are allowed in public school libraries. The bill allows for the removal ...

Senate Bill 13 would require school boards or advisory councils to approve new books and review complaints. In most cases only 50 parents’ approval would be needed to create the oversight councils.

A push to make sure students have fresh food at school. That’s what the farm to school program does while also supporting our local farmers. A New Canaan High School student is a big advocate of ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of stltoday.com stories. Cancel anytime. A contractor positions a container farm at University City High School on Wednesday, June 4, 2025. UNIVERSITY CITY ...

Stratford High School set up the farm on three hectares of its land and began running lessons this year. The farm has 30 sheep. Students helped to build the covered yards and a two-stand shearing ...

Representatives supportive of the bill said SB 13 would give parents better control over what materials their children can access. About 16% of complaints about school library books last year were ...

AUSTIN — School boards could yank books off school library shelves if locals think they’re profane or indecent under legislation that won preliminary approval Monday in the Texas House.