Students and Parents Attend Ontario Universities Fair Amid OSAP Cuts
Students and parents visited the Ontario Universities' Fair in Toronto on September 26-27, 2026, seeking information on university costs after recent OSAP grant cuts.
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Teen Robotics Team Chosen to Represent Georgia
A metro Atlanta teen robotics team secured a state representation slot after impressing officials, with the program teaching engineering, coding, welding and problem‑solving.
Philadelphia Schools Install Solar Panels to Cut Energy Costs
Two schools in the Philadelphia area began installing solar panels on Saturday to cut electricity costs.
School Board Member Discusses Closures, Pay Vote, Book Policy
Adam Cervera discussed possible school closures, a teacher‑pay referendum, and new book‑handling guidance on a Miami TV program, citing input from the state commissioner and Glenna Milberg.
Schenectady Schools Mourn Beloved Longtime Football Coach
The Schenectady City School District mourns the death of a cherished high‑school football coach, whose influence was felt by students and alumni.
Ontario High School Teachers to Vote on Strike Authorization
Ontario high school teachers will vote in November 2026 on strike authorization, a step needed for unions to obtain a mandate for potential action.
Philadelphia Youth Basketball to Build $50 Million ‘Generator’ Facility
Philadelphia Youth Basketball unveiled a $50 million “Generator” facility in Nicetown that will offer teens instructional spaces in skilled trades and entrepreneurship, expanding access to multiple career pathways.
Manhattan Declares Dolly Parton Appreciation Day, Launches Literacy Program
Manhattan proclaimed September 25, 2026 as Dolly Parton Appreciation Day and launched a literacy program to honor her legacy and promote reading.
Temple University Gifts White Coats to 32 Middle Schoolers
Thirty-two middle school students received white coats from Temple University to encourage interest in medical careers.
Ontario High School Teachers Set November Strike Vote
Ontario public high school teachers, represented by four major unions, will vote on striking in November 2026 after collective bargaining talks stalled, potentially leading to province-wide school disruptions.
Roslyn Elementary Terry Fox Run Raises Nearly $30K for Former Caretaker
Roslyn Elementary’s September 25 Terry Fox Run raised close to $30,000 to honor former caretaker Eddy Nolan, with proceeds supporting cancer research. Students, staff including Mary Silvaggio, and community members contributed to the successful fundraiser.
NYC Juniors May Graduate Without Regents Exams
State officials plan to eliminate the Regents exam requirement for NYC high school graduation starting June 2027, allowing juniors to graduate without the tests while maintaining other academic standards.
MCPS Mulls School Closures Amid 10,000 Student Decline
Montgomery County Public Schools is reviewing possible school closures and boundary changes after enrollment dropped by about 10,000 students since its 2019 peak. The district will seek community input while assessing facility use and transportation impacts.
Fairfax County School Board Bans ALPR Cameras on Campus
On September 24, 2026, the Fairfax County School Board unanimously approved a motion by Vice Chairman Kyle McDaniel to ban the use of Flock-style automatic license plate readers on all public school properties in the county.
Elementary School Email Mistake Reveals Data of Nearly 300 Students
A Quebec City elementary school mistakenly emailed personal data of nearly 300 students, prompting a review of privacy practices and staff training in schools.
Trump Admin Proposes English‑Only Rule for LA Head Start
The Trump administration has proposed an English‑only instruction rule for Los Angeles Head Start, affecting about two‑thirds of enrolled children. Critics say the move conflicts with long‑standing research favoring bilingual education.
Workforce Pell Grant Adds Eleven New Training Programs
The Workforce Pell Grant program approved eleven new training programs, effective July 2026, across four states including New Jersey, to broaden financial aid access for trades and healthcare careers. The expansion aims to help residents acquire needed skills and enter the workforce.
Atlanta Ballet Holds 28th Annual Corps de Ballet Fashion Fundraiser
Atlanta Ballet’s 28th annual Corps de Ballet Fashion Show and luncheon raised funds for its Centre for Dance Education, continuing a long‑standing tradition of combining dance and fashion to support community outreach.
University of Arizona Fraternity Suspended Amid Investigation
The University of Arizona has suspended a fraternity’s activities pending an internal investigation into disturbing allegations, halting all operations until the probe concludes.
Experts Clash Over Arizona's Prop. 320 School Funding Plan
Two education experts debated Arizona's Prop. 320, a ballot measure that seeks to fund schools without new money while penalizing districts that miss performance targets, highlighting both potential accountability benefits and risks to equity.
