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SkillsUSA Illinois had a record 100 students finish in the top-10 recently at the National Leadership and Skills Conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
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A law requiring tenure reviews took effect this month, and Indiana public universities must now conduct five-year reviews of professors, focusing on cultural and intellectual diversity.
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Kentucky ranks 38th among states when it comes to child well-being, according to the latest Kids Count Data Book from the Annie E. Casey Foundation.
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One central Indiana organization is helping to fulfill the state’s labor shortages by creating “See Yourself In,” a campaign to educate youth on STEM careers.
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Missouri ranked 34th in the nation in the Annie E. Casey Foundation's Kids Count Data Book, data advocates can use to address educational setbacks and create a brighter future for children in the state.
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For Black and Latino youths, job opportunities are low. A study says funding is needed to train them on the job application and interview process.
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A new Indiana law requires university professors to offer multiple viewpoints in classrooms and lets students and staff report political bias.
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The Illinois State Board of Education is seeking additional sponsors to expand the Summer Food Service Program.
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Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb wants to expand access to educational programs and raise awareness for a new online tool that connects businesses with Hoosiers who are searching for jobs.
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The latest report by the National Rural Education Association highlights Missouri's critical need for funding teacher salaries, as well as investing in pupils in rural schools.