The NAMM Foundation named the district one of its Best Communities for Music Education, joining more than 1,000 honored schools nationwide.
The teacher is one of eight honored in the Applebee's Above And BEEyond Teacher essay contest, based on students' essays.
Tahir Whitehead: “My family is here; this is where my heart is.”
A young leader from Newark was honored with a prestigious award for her community service.
The high school students wrote the stories, while Grand Prairie's kindergarteners did illustrations.
The teachers were nominated by students to win Applebees' Above and ‘BEE’yond Teacher Essay Contest.
“Creating a culture where students feel seen, valued, & connected is at the heart of everything we do,” said Dr. Smith, D161 Superintendent.
The Music Department received the Best Communities for Music Education award from the National Association of Music Merchants.
The Music Department received the Best Communities for Music Education award from the National Association of Music Merchants.
Child and Family Resources recognized Hannah Hall with an award honoring excellence in education.
These educators exhibit strong knowledge and skills, an inspiring presence and a positive impact on the school community, officials said.
The Music Department received the Best Communities for Music Education award from the National Association of Music Merchants.
Five Livingston residents got a round of applause for making their community a better place to live.
Area students from Glenview are doing amazing things at colleges and universities across the U.S. (2025-2026 school year).
For nearly three decades, neither “snow nor rain nor heat” could stop Donald Densel from making his appointed rounds.
Young people ages 12–25 can participate in an open conversation with mayors and council members to shape community decisions.
Woodland Forrest Elementary School is gearing up to honor longtime educator and community leader Shelley Edwards Jones
Latwis said the program reinforced student-centered leadership, communication and district culture in Barnegat.
Advocate for 'We the People,' a project-based curriculum on constitutional principles, prepares students for mock congressional hearings.
People tend to think of firefighters mainly fighting fires, but many of their calls are medical emergencies.
LaMenta Conway founded I Am Abel Foundation, an organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing the next generation of healthcare leaders.
TCSS Director of Public Relations Terri Brewer has been named the 2026 Alabama School Communicator of the Year
When Jon Hetherington collapsed at work, he had no idea he would one day return to emergency medicine as a volunteer EMT.
Principals and district leaders honored educators from each school during the Board of Education meeting.
Jennifer Blanchard was surprised with the HIBster Anti-Bullying Software Counselor of the Year award on April 14.
The local educator said she loves teaching "because it fosters respect, empathy and a love of nature and wildlife."
World champion rider Chris Poulos promotes kindness and anti-bullying at East Street Elementary.
The 104-year-old Minotola veteran spoke at Stockton as the Holocaust Resource Center recorded his testimony.
More than 500 attend Brentwood walk dedicated to Elizabeth “Lila” Marrero, supporting awareness and student scholarships.
Opening Day 2026 included the dedication of Field #2 at Gille Park as Myles Field for the league's founder.
"He goes above and beyond each day, building meaningful connections with students and staff.”
Manchester Township High School alumni are invited to loan or donate memorabilia for the event celebrating the school's history.
Muñoz, who administers the International Academy, was nominated by the school's PTSA, and received dozens of support letters.
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Seth Brady, recently named Illinois Teacher of the Year, helps the "gift of wonder" in his students, Naperville Central's Principal said.
Harford County Public Schools held its Celebration of Excellence in Education ceremony to recognize award winners.
The retired educator and longtime CASA volunteer has long supported foster youth, helped reunite families and advocated for kids in need.
United Way of Greater Newark will be hosting the annual event on May 6.
The fridges are open all day and night. They’re stocked with items like milk, juice, fruits and veggies – all available at no cost.
Participants can get reduced admission to the Turtle Back Zoo, Codey Arena and minigolf at the South Mountain Rec Complex.
