August 14, 2018 Colorado school district slashes Mondays, begins 4-day school week A Colorado school district is attempting a $1 million science experiment -- cutting its school week to four days.
July 8, 2018 Correction: Idaho Governor-Native American Candidate story In a story July 7 about an Idaho gubernatorial candidate, The Associated Press reported erroneously the religious affiliation of former Democratic Gov. Cecil Andrus.
June 26, 2018 2nd Dartmouth professor leaves in sex misconduct case One of three Dartmouth College psychology professors facing sexual misconduct allegations has resigned following an investigation and recommendation that the school fire him.
June 25, 2018 Suspected killer of Christy Mirack charged 25 years later in Pennsylvania Prosecutors in Pennsylvania on Monday announced an arrest in the murder of Christy Mirack, 25 years after she was found dead in her Lancaster County home.
June 25, 2018 Georgia teacher's dying wish fulfilled by students A Georgia elementary school teacher who passed away earlier this month after a fight with cancer made a touching final request, according to BBC.
June 21, 2018 Audit faults University of California sex misconduct process State auditors are faulting the University of California for not addressing sexual misconduct complaints on time and not disciplining faculty swiftly.
June 20, 2018 Ex-teacher who made anti-gay comments settles lawsuit A former New Jersey high school teacher who resigned after posting anti-gay comments on her Facebook page has settled a discrimination lawsuit against the school district.
June 14, 2018 Troops to teachers brings service from the battlefield to the classroom From leading battalions to teaching in classrooms, a program is aiming to help soldiers succeed in civilian life as teachers.
June 14, 2018 Teacher who tackled Indiana school shooter will return to classroom in fall The science teacher who was shot while tackling a student who opened fire inside an Indiana classroom and stopped a school shooting said Wednesday that "without a doubt" he'll be back teaching in the fall.
June 5, 2018 Tennessee finalizes settlement with ousted chancellor The University of Tennessee has finalized a $1.33 million settlement with ousted chancellor Beverly Davenport, formally ending her employment after a tumultuous tenure lasting less than a year and a half.