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More than 10,800 U.S. schools now run on solar power
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A new Generation180 report says K-12 solar has more than tripled since 2016, with more than 7 million students now attending schools powered by solar energy.
Dr. Kenneth Pettine launches $1,000 scholarship for undergraduate students with disabilities
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The Dr. Kenneth Pettine Scholarship for Disabilities is now accepting applications from undergraduate students at accredited U.S. colleges and universities with documented disabilities.
Blue Collar Virtual Trade School, Lincoln Tech team up on trades training pipeline
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The Blue Collar Virtual Trade School and Lincoln Tech are partnering to connect more students and employers to skilled trades training in electrical, HVAC, automotive and welding.
Giavanna Lyerly to represent the U.S. at Miss Super Model International in Thailand
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Giavanna Lyerly, a 19-year-old South Carolina model, college student and humanitarian, has been crowned Miss Super Model International USA and will compete in Thailand Oct. 18–24, 2026. Her bid brings together a modeling career, major service work…
California students launch push for 1 million postcards backing education tax credit
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St. Genevieve Parish Schools students are expanding a postcard campaign statewide to urge Gov. Gavin Newsom to opt California into the Education Freedom Tax Credit.
California Catholic students launch 1 million-postcard push for Newsom to back EFTC
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St. Genevieve Parish Schools students are expanding a statewide campaign to pressure Gov. Gavin Newsom to opt California into the Education Freedom Tax Credit by World Teachers’ Day on Oct. 5. The effort aims to mobilize schools, families and…
OCCC film school lands MovieMaker honor for fifth straight year
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Oklahoma City Community College has again been named one of MovieMaker magazine’s 30 Best Film Schools in the U.S. and Canada, marking its fifth consecutive year on the list.
Smile Zemi adds handwriting practice to U.S. word study lessons
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Smile Zemi is rolling out a new handwriting feature on Aug. 20 for U.S. elementary students, pairing spoken words with writing on its tablet.
Dr. Carol S. Spalding named IAOTP’s Top President of the Year in Higher Education
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IAOTP selected Dr. Carol S. Spalding, president of Rowan-Cabarrus Community College in North Carolina, for its 2026 Top President of the Year in Higher Education honor.
Shoes That Fit launches back-to-school shoe drive for students nationwide
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Shoes That Fit has opened its annual Back to School campaign to provide new athletic shoes to children across the U.S., with donations matched up to $45,000 through Sept. 11. The effort aims to help students start school with confidence, comfort…
White paper warns of U.S. education flatline as AI changes workforce needs
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A new white paper from educator and business leader James Prendamano argues that American schools have seen decades of stalled reading and math performance just as AI is reshaping entry-level jobs.
America’s cities face rising pressure for affordable housing
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Demand for affordable housing is growing in U.S. cities as rising costs push working families, seniors and lower-income residents out of stable neighborhoods.
Brandy G. Robinson recognized by Marquis Who’s Who for regulatory leadership
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Marquis Who’s Who has selected Brandy G. Robinson for inclusion, citing her work in regulatory affairs, compliance and entrepreneurship in the biomedical field.
California signs student chronic disease prevention bill into law
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California has enacted a bipartisan bill that brings preventive health education into the state’s curriculum review process, aiming to help students connect everyday habits with learning and long-term well-being.
Propane Council of Texas pushes cleaner school bus replacements
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As students return to class, the Propane Council of Texas is spotlighting propane school buses as districts weigh cleaner replacements for aging diesel fleets.
Chicago groups use music to boost early literacy
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Education Couture and Kuumba Enterprises are teaming up in Chicago to use music-based lessons and book trailers to strengthen early childhood reading.
Branching Minds lands on Fortune's Best Small Workplaces list again
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Branching Minds has been named to Fortune’s 2026 Best Small Workplaces™ list for the second straight year, reflecting employee feedback on trust, fairness and belonging.
Saint James School of Medicine launches international clinical track
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Saint James School of Medicine has opened a new medical pathway that lets students complete clinical rotations in St. Vincent and the Grenadines and prepare for careers outside the U.S. and Canada.
Judge Margaret McKeown to keynote Seattle U Law’s 2026 TILE Symposium
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Seattle University School of Law’s TILE Institute will host its annual symposium on Sept. 29 in Seattle, with Ninth Circuit Senior Judge Margaret McKeown delivering the keynote.
Stonehill CEO Doug Pace to enter Tallahassee State College Hall of Fame
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Stonehill founder and CEO Doug Pace will be inducted into the Tallahassee State College Alumni & Friends Hall of Fame on Sept. 22 at the college’s main campus in Tallahassee.
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