St. Johnsbury School’s fifth-grade Olympians walked to the St. Johnsbury Police and Fire Stations on Oct. 28th to celebrate First Responder Appreciation Day. Students arrived with handmade posters, th ...

From explorers and artists to budding meteorologists, Veritas students ended the quarter with projects that blended knowledge ...

Welding, rockets, robots, a dance party, an appearance from a high-energy mascot, part-human, part volleyball. Those were ...

STEM students at Mid Valley spent the day touring the construction site, which is one of PennDOT's biggest projects right now ...

The Delhi Directorate of Education revealed that 70% of students in the NIOS Project failed the 10th grade exam over the last four years. This project aims to help weak students and reduce dropouts by ...

STANSBURY PARK — When a massive rainstorm flooded Tooele County this past weekend, most people were focused on cleanup and damage assessments. But in one Stansbury Park classroom, all that water led ...

WEST WARWICK, R.I. (WJAR) — Changes could be coming to West Warwick schools if voters approve a bond question Wednesday. They would include moving 5th grade out of the middle school to elementary ...

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The Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) has completed the final phase of its Girls’ STEM Project appraisal in the Abuakwa North Municipality of the Eastern Region on September 29, 2025. The ...

The Carpenters Grade Road Improvement Project returned to Phase I traffic patterns beginning Thursday. City of Maryville officials announced on social media that Raulston Road would be re-opened to ...

Next Generation Day kicks off at 10:00 am at the Bartholomew County Public Library Plaza with a short program that features: Honoring the 5th- and 6th-grade STEM project and the organizers of this ...

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — For years now, a 17-year-old high schooler in Newport Coast has been working on developing technology to help detect wildfires. Ryan Honary’s passion to create something ...