(The Center Square) - The San Francisco Unified School District delayed its plans to adopt “equity ... homework and quizzes, and grade only on a final exam that can be taken multiple times.

TAMPA, Fla. — Parents of some Hillsborough County 7th grade students are expressing concern over an upcoming lesson on sexual health. The lesson is intended to be taught as part of science class.

Plans have been lodged with Nottingham City Council to turn the second, third and fourth floor of the Grade II-listed 13-27 Milton Street in the city centre into apartments. The scheme by Jem ...

Image: Supplied WHOOP has launched its first new wearable devices in four years, unveiling the WHOOP 5.0 and WHOOP MG, as part of a broader push into medical-grade consumer health ... The WHOOP 5.0 ...

and progression in the business, or those who stood out for the breadth and depth of their securitization franchises. There were 7 finalists considered for this award. Saluda Grade did not pay a ...

Escambia County Emergency Management is inviting girls entering the 7th,, 8th, and 9th grades to apply for the HERricane: Escambia 2025 Program. Applications close next wee. The four-day-long camp ...

Ottawa's English public school board is looking at scaling back a proposal that would have seen more students switch schools after Grade 3 — a key part of its restructuring plan that's now ...

Recognize that word? Know what it means? Likely not. It’s spelled incorrectly. Kavya Vasudeva, a Grade 7 student at Windsor’s Christ the King Catholic Elementary School, knew it, but she ...

The proposal, which will see Whitesville students in grades 7-12 go to Andover Central School for the 2025-26, 2026-27 and 2027-28 academic years, passed by 13 votes, 60-47, in polling at Whitesville ...

Despite securing approval for the PBSA, Linden Hill is considering an alternative plan to redevelop the site into a Grade A office scheme. This new approach would involve transforming the building ...

A significant focus of the plan will address what’s identified as the district’s most urgent need: the disturbing fact that 1 in 2 Fort Worth ISD students currently do not read at grade level.