Just days before the start of the fall semester, Newark public school officials announced that attendance in the 2024-25 school year was up and chronic absenteeism down for all grades. Districtwide, ...

Tackling chronic absenteeism Student attendance data released Thursday came with a one-year lag, but Crosson said it still was useful because 2023-24 was the first year in which universal school meals ...

Heroic Minneapolis middle schoolers prevented a “significantly worse” tragedy during Wednesday’s mass shooting as they shielded their younger peers because of the school’s “buddy system.” Officials at ...

Timesheets must be submitted in order to get paid. Payroll services will make sure that students are paid on time, correctly and in accordance with federal and state laws and regulations. Student ...

Then President Donald Trump was elected to his second presidential term with promises to increase deportations of undocumented immigrants. The community in Fresno County, California, has a large, ...

new video loaded: Ukrainian Students Start New School Year in Underground Classrooms With Russian attacks ongoing and peace talks stalled, some students in Ukraine are attending classes underground.

Districts aiming to hire Black teachers, add Black history classes and talk about white privilege are increasingly under scrutiny, raising questions about what is legal, and also what works. By Dana ...

QuikPAY is a secure web-based product providing electronic bill (eBill) view and print options, as well as payment, refunding and payment plan services for our students and their families. QuikPAY ...

Requesting the service: Students who have enrolled with QMUL are given access to MySIS and can login using their username and password. Staff members will have to request access to MySIS. Please ...

A client‑side remote code execution flaw in Google Web Designer for Windows poses a severe threat, allowing attackers to inject malicious CSS into configuration files to subvert internal APIs and ...

As students return for the new school year, districts across New Jersey are starting classes with fewer teachers and staff after hundreds of job reductions due to budget cuts. From Camden to Wayne, ...