Renaissance High School graduate Jeremiah Brenot addressed the “Everyone is welcome here” poster controversy in Idaho's West Ada School District in his graduation speech.

Brooklyn McCollough, a sixth-grade student at Haine Middle School, won first place in the Cranberry Township Area Lions ...

Evanston teacher Andrew Ginsberg, who is Jewish, was asked to take down a print referencing anti-war Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel’s 1971 essay.

Darden Elementary School hosted a school wide pizza party for 3rd graders on Friday.They won the South Bend Human Rights ...

Good luck to Rachel Wilmot and congratulations on winning this week’s poster player of the week honors. Follow our Keeping Score podcast for weekly updates on high school sports and our ...

Others have created a crisis out of an unpolitical poster that supports the basic sentiment ‘Everyone is Welcome’ in this ...

Join us in Berlin to explore how water shapes urban life. Over two weeks, students and experts in design, ecology, and urban studies will investigate Berlin's water systems and their role in ...

From scholarly lectures to TED-style talks, from academic posters to interactive workshops, we engage with audiences ranging from field experts to the general public. This multi-faceted approach to ...

The annual statewide contest challenges high school students to create posters to educate the public about organ donation. The art from the top three winners will be displayed across the state and New ...

This year, the New England Donor Services High School Poster Contest winners all came from Freeport High School. New England Donor Services (NEDS) is the federally designated organ procurement ...

The newest collection of ten pieces is written exclusively by women, giving teachers the opportunity to explore and get creative with fantastic classical music whilst improving representation of ...

The Richmond Public Library’s Main Branch will feature Dr. Shanice Robinson-Blacknell in its next “Local Author Talk” on Monday, June 2 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. During the Local Author Talk in the ...