The Indonesian Health Ministry recently released alarming figures regarding the surge in measles cases in the country.

Indonesia’s Health Ministry on Friday assured the public that the measles-rubella (MR) vaccine used in the national immunization program is safe and ...

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A local robotics team from the Western Cape celebrates their sixth consecutive national win and prepares to represent South Africa at the prestigious First Tech Challenge in Texas next month, ...

The principal of Coronado High School highlighted strong tests scores, students voiced concerns about new cell phone restrictions, and the school board approved a state-mandated update to board policy ...

WASHINGTON, DC - JUNE 30: Demonstrators march in favor of student loan forgiveness in 2023. The Education Department this week announced a new batch of student loan forgiveness approvals under a ...

It’s time for Harvard students to say goodbye to their straight-A’s. On Friday, a committee of faculty advised the school to adopt a 20% cap on A’s to beat back grade inflation — a stark reduction ...

Corey Moses of the Hartford Federation of Teachers speaks at a press conference advocating for a state loan program for graduate students. Credit: Courtesy / CT-N Gov. Ned Lamont has proposed a ...

Connecticut residents can now apply for grants to help pay off student loans. The Connecticut Student Loan Reimbursement Program is accepting applications for student loan payments made during the ...

Florida schools don't need to score 90% to get an A. Florida does not consider factors such as poverty or other challenges when grading schools. There is little research as to how "secret sauce" ...

Senator Francis “Kiko” Pangilinan has filed a bill seeking to establish a voucher program that aims to benefit private school students from low- and middle-income households. Under Senate Bill No.

The heavy use of technology in K-12 schools—from 1-to-1 computing programs to artificial intelligence —is causing some policymakers and parents to call for educators to dial back their use of ...