Members of the Edmond School Board voted to bring before voters a $93 million bond issue in February to increase school security, upgrade and improve school buildings, and fund the construction of classroom additions and new elementary schools. Members of the Edmond School Board voted Monday night to bring before voters a $93 million bond […]

The national increase in teenagers smoking e-cigarettes is upending high schools, with disciplinary incidents increasing and adults struggling to address the health concerns. Fayette County’s school district in Kentucky, for instance, does not keep data separately for e-cigarettes, but disciplinary incidents involving all tobacco more than doubled from 2015 to 2017. The national increase in […]

Maryland released the results of its first-ever report card grading system for state schools. The system uses a 5-star rating system, factoring in progress in achieving English language proficiency for English learners, chronic absenteeism, preparation for post-secondary success, access to a well-rounded curriculum and graduation rates. Maryland released the results of its first-ever report card […]

Robots are arriving in Boston’s public high schools to increase student interest in science and technology career paths. Softbanks Robotics America has provided 10 Pepper robots during the past six months and anticipates donating more so all the high schools in Boston have one for their computer science programs.

High school students who train for the tech industry gain computer literacy skills and higher wages, Michigan officials say. They are also likely to pass Advanced Placement computer exams, according to the Talent and Economic Development Department. The agency promotes a program that pairs tech industry professionals with high school teachers to prepare students for […]

Colorado State University-Global Campus partnered with Aurora Public Schools to build a headquarters for the fully online university on district land. The university will leverage lease payments to make college possible for more Denver-area students.

As video games keep gaining popularity, schools are taking notice—and trying to capitalize on the booming trend. Many are beginning to recognize gaming as an “electronic sport,” and making it an official after-school activity, complete with statewide tournaments. Arizona became the latest in a growing number of states welcoming video games in schools.

Following the announcement that Amazon will build a new second headquarters in Virginia, Gov. Ralph Northam said the state will expand its “tech talent pipeline.” The state will invest an additional $25 million to provide ongoing professional development to teachers, develop new curriculum and resources, support summer and after-school programming, and implement work-based learning opportunities […]