Debates and initiatives over school lunches in the United States have remained in the public dialogue over the years, and for a good reason. The National School Lunch Program (NPL), which provides low-cost or free lunches, serves an upwards of 31 million students at 92 percent of U.S. public and

Recently, a Florida teacher said she was fired after refusing to give students credit for homework they never turned in, and it reignited the ongoing debate about education in the United States. Social studies teacher Diane Tirado, 52, said the situation disregarded the “No Zero” policy. Her former

In true 2018 fashion the students at North Farmington High School here with a pop culture reboot. That’s right the senior class of 2019 are carrying on the time-honored tradition of dressing up as a pop culture icons for their student I.Ds – and they did not disappoint. The idea was born in 2013

If you haven’t noticed the marketing shift in companies to capitalize on diversity you must be living in a bubble, but for educational institutions, this strategy is nothing new. Take a look at the majority of college brochures and you’ll see a cultural rainbow of peers, proudly pedaling an

A teacher at Aspire Hanley Middle School in Memphis, Tn, has sparked a debate about classroom discipline by choosing to issue bi-monthly passes for “bathroom, water and nurse.” The teacher, identified only as ‘Mrs. White’ was happy to describe her own actions as petty, while the pass contained