Kyle Farmer has only been at Bryan County High School for two years, but in that short time, he hasn't just settled in—he'd become a genuine favorite.

Discover why exploring local history is essential for kids. Learn how it builds identity, sparks curiosity, and inspires civic responsibility for future generations.

The Texas AFT says teachers typically teach Texas history in the 4th and 7th grade and focus on world cultures in the 6th ...

A Greenville County school is one of only 20 schools nationwide selected to receive a grant from the Daughters of the ...

Amsterdam offers a family-friendly European getaway with its canals, parks, and museums. Key attractions include the ...

Educators can access instructional materials explaining Sikh identity, beliefs, and the significance of turbans on the state ...

Homeschooling in the United States has seen a serious upswing in the last couple of years. According to NHERI research, ...

Guy Stanley Philoche’s new collection honors HBCUs and education, reminding us that our dreams and history are worth ...

WJAC provides news, weather and sports information for Johnstown, Altoona, State College and DuBois, Pennsylvania. Our ...

Grampa’s Farm, right outside of Merrill, has become a popular fall destination and family attraction for the last 15 years.

Janie Higgins, former HISD parent: We left the school we loved to go private because of Mike Miles’ amazing ability to turn ...

With 15 years in the classroom, Dimmitt has taught many different age groups, but she says sixth grade is her favorite.