Josh Duhamel credits his latest movie for teaching him new lessons on what it takes to be a dad. His co-parenting partnership with Fergie, which nurtures their 12-year-old son Axl, has become a shining example of teamwork and open communication.

Sampson Community College, in partnership with Smithfield Foods, has launched the SEED Agriculture Pre-Apprenticeship Academy. Focused on developing early career opportunities in agriculture, this program aims to guide future professionals toward a thriving industry.

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In an ambitious effort to boost environmental awareness, a pioneering fellowship in India offers free filmmaking training to Indigenous and rural youth. Co-founded by Rita Banerji, Green Hub is nurturing a new generation of storytellers with a passion for conservation.

This month is library card sign-up month, and in a spirit of excited urgency, readers are encouraged to secure their own card right away. The author’s straightforward appeal—“Why are you still reading this?”—underscores how essential and simple it is to get a library card.

Local preschool programs in Spokane, Washington, are turning children away as state budget cuts reduce their capacity. Administrators say the funding shortfall limits access to early education, impacting families across the community. The outlook raises concerns about the long-term effects on children who miss critical developmental opportunities.

The Federal Trade Commission has launched an inquiry into social media and AI companies. The investigation focuses on how AI chatbots, acting as companions, might affect children and teenagers who rely on these digital helpers.

Washington’s top public education official wants a $10 million “down payment” from legislators to strengthen math performance. While overall student scores have improved across key subjects, math remains an area in need of extra support. This request marks the next step in helping all students succeed academically.

North Texas private schools are preparing for a billion-dollar School Choice Program known as the Texas Education Savings Account. The new rules, released by the Texas State Comptroller, prioritize students in special education and those from low-income families, signaling a statewide effort to expand educational opportunities.

Local libraries in Waseca County are hosting a variety of community-centered events this month, ranging from pottery sessions to musical activities. Residents can explore these programs, connect with neighbors, and celebrate local culture.

Facts for Snacks combines education and excitement by offering children tasty treats alongside fun learning activities. This creative approach fosters curiosity, reinforces knowledge, and helps make learning a memorable experience.

A $500,000 investment is bringing modern hydroponic farming to classrooms in Birmingham. Through a partnership with Jones Valley Teaching Farm and NY Sun Works, local schools like Bush Hills STEAM Academy and Minor Elementary School will soon benefit from hands-on agricultural learning.

In an exciting leap for local education, JMU’s first electric bookmobile is set to roll across Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. Young readers will soon have a new way—environmentally friendly and fully mobile—to find books they love.

The Indianola School Board took major steps in its recent meeting, authorizing over $13 million in general obligation bonds and confirming new courses through DMACC. In addition to these key decisions, members discussed updates from the curriculum, signaling ongoing progress for students in the district.

Grafton Middle School has unveiled a fresh fifth-grade wing, part of an $11.4 million renovation project aimed at addressing overcrowding caused by rising enrollment. Eight new classrooms await students, and teachers are thrilled about the expanded space.

A new White House initiative to review the Smithsonian’s public-facing content has some history teachers on edge. These widely used materials help supplement classrooms nationwide, leaving educators concerned about any potential changes ahead.

The Mobile Air Climate Systems Association (MACS) has launched a new Technician Membership tier, designed to deliver specialized training, affordable resources, and professional development opportunities for mobile A/C professionals. As the leading trade association in its field, MACS aims to empower technicians by offering structured support that meets the evolving demands of the industry.

Big Tech giants are throwing their support behind Melania Trump’s newly unveiled AI initiative, which aims to bring cutting-edge technology into classrooms and beyond. The White House endorses moves to help train teachers, students, and job seekers, reflecting the rising importance of artificial intelligence in the nation’s future.

A new middle school is set to rise in Kelowna’s Glenmore neighborhood, offering 800 seats and a fresh educational environment. Located next to the new Parkinson Recreation Centre, Burtch Road Middle School marks a significant addition to a rapidly growing community.

Several Wisconsin school districts, including Augusta, Durand-Arkansaw, and Elk Mound, have been awarded technology education grants by the Department of Workforce Development. Totaling just under $1 million, these funds aim to expand classroom resources and foster workforce readiness. This coordinated push reflects a growing commitment to educational innovation in the Chippewa Valley and beyond.

Newly released test scores from North Carolina’s schools highlight quick improvements in student performance. The state’s school superintendent credits teachers’ dedication as the driving force behind these results. Educators, he says, are proving that positive changes can happen rapidly when efforts are focused and persistent.