TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Child education partners teamed up for summer reading and lunch activities at the Topeka Zoo. The Summer Spike Event took place from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 9.

Summer reading programs in Stokes County libraries are still cooking, with hundreds of area youth taking part in the programs ...

The Brook Library will be at the Pun’kin Vine Fair on July 10th! Join the Brook Library and the Newton County Public Libraries from ...

The UAE Ministry of Education has established a clear mechanism for transferring students from schools following the British ...

Key Points Unschooling is an educational trend that allows kids to choose the topics they'd like to learn, and their own method of learning, whether its through art, outdoor play, or other ...

Many of our community members know that student learning is held in high regard in the Meeker School District. During the ...

A North Charleston nonprofit is teaming up with several organizations to host its first-ever family resource fair Tuesday to strengthen families and help children improve their literacy skills.

It's a parental rule that you can never have too many Stasher bags. Snacks, toys, toiletries — every kid-related (or ...

Em DePriest, a teacher in Kansas, speaks in favor of a proposal to create an early-career teacher working group. Members of ...

Gering Public Schools' summer day camp offers working parents a childcare option with fun weekly themes and activities with ...

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Here are notes and other items of information, along with an Arizona football mailbag.  Once former Arizona safety Gunner ...