Education — Page 4
The Alabama House voted to repeal a 1965 legislative mandate requiring the University of Alabama to maintain a School of Social Work.
Alabama education officials have suspended the Bessemer City Schools Board of Education from regular meetings.
Dual enrollment with the Alabama Community College System (ACCS) can give students a competitive advantage over their peers.
The Trump administration is celebrating National School Choice Week and believes Alabama has set the standard.
Gov. Ivey highlighted an Alabama family this week using the state’s CHOOSE Act, 4th grader Charlie Perkins and his guardian, Susan Stacy.
Sen. Tuberville announced his nomination of 47 Alabama students to attend one of the four U.S. service academies as part of the class of 2030.
This morning, Alabama Public Library Service (APLS) Board Chairman John Wahl issued a formal letter to the Fairhope Public Library Board.
The vote came after representatives from the Fairhope Public Library formally requested that state funding be reinstated
Governor Kay Ivey expanded school choice even more today by opting Alabama into the newly created Federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.
The Alabama State Board of Education toured Baldwin Preparatory Academy, a school showcasing the future of workforce-driven education.
State Rep. Jeana Ross is calling for a comprehensive, statewide framework governing screen use for children from birth through kindergarten.
A group of middle school students from the ASFA is receiving recognition for using AI to study the effectiveness of cancer treatments.
Two of the most recognizable test structures on NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center campus are coming down next weekend.
As is my custom for the past 21 years, my year end column illuminates Alabama political luminaries that passed away last year.
Alabama career technical associationAlabama’s commitment to career and technical education earned national recognition this month.
At the Alabama School of Cyber Technology and Engineering (ASCTE), the future isn’t something to fear; it’s something to shape.
A quiet promise made within a family has grown into something much bigger for children across Sumter County.
A major philanthropic gift is helping drive momentum behind Tuscaloosa Academy’s Building Excellence Capital Campaign, courtesy of Chloé and Ric Mayers.
Celebrate the accomplishments of the Auburn family, Madison and Jared Powell, as they walk the graduation stage as Ph.D.s.
While the holiday season can be a time of joy and celebration, it can also bring stress, exhaustion and burnout.
Governor Kay Ivey highlighted the Moseley family of Wilcox County this month as an example of Alabama families using the CHOOSE Act, the state’s education savings account (ESA) program.
Longtime benefactor Hugh F. Culverhouse Jr. has gifted the first endowment to support The University of Alabama School of Leadership and Policy through the Hugh F. Culverhouse Jr. Endowed Professorship in Leadership and Policy. Culverhouse’s $500,000 gift will help the School attract and retain nationally recognized scholars and experts in public policy and leadership. The endowment is […]

