The New Britain Public Library is kicking off March with a lineup of programs that address everything from health and art to local history and even a musical preview of Frozen! Alongside the entertainment, a meteorologist-led session offers a fresh look at climate myths and facts.

Rowan-Cabarrus Community College recently recognized its work-based learning coordinator, Hanif Miller, for receiving a top honor. The distinction, the 2025 Jon A. Young Member of the Year awarded by the North Carolina Work-Based Learning, underscores the practical education initiatives at RCCC.

Renowned educator and author Robert Jackson will lead a free workshop on March 5 in Lawton. Designed to bring schools and families together, the event begins at 5:30 p.m. and aims to unite administrators, educators, parents, and students.

Santa Barbara City College’s School of Extended Learning provides free classes for adults aged 55 and older. From wellness to technology, these programs build community, foster well-being, and help seniors stay sharp.

As Ag Safety Awareness Program (ASAP) Week (March 2–6) approaches, the University of Missouri Extension reminds farmers that good health practices are crucial for preventing accidents. Karen Funkenbusch teams up with the American Farm community to share why wellness matters on the farm.

The Central Vermont Career Center (CVCC) in Barre is at a pivotal moment as a work group weighs fresh facility options. With short- and long-term plans increasingly intertwined, stakeholders across multiple communities are searching for solutions that can support students now and in the future.

At Greensburg Community High School, the local FFA chapter is fueling one student’s passion for agriculture. According to member Madelyn Bedel, the organization has given her both a stronger sense of self-confidence and a broader view of future possibilities.

Clemson University has announced its first Jurist-in-Residence program, naming Judge Gary Clary as the inaugural appointee. This new initiative aims to offer students and faculty deeper engagement with the legal profession.

An expectant mother is preparing for her baby’s arrival by insisting that anyone visiting in the first three months be fully vaccinated. Following her doctor’s recommendation, she hopes to protect her newborn by limiting exposure to serious illnesses.

A domestic violence incident has propelled a four-year-old child and her struggling parents into the shared home of two housemates. As a recently retired gentleman and his 40-year-old tenant navigate these new realities, they find themselves facing complex questions about caregiving and household harmony.

This spring break, Wilderness Youth Project and Sea League are teaming up for the Big Blue Bridge Spring Break Camp, a week-long program focused on building water safety. Participants will learn fundamental swimming skills and gain confidence under the guidance of both organizations.

Students at Burlington Elementary School recently got the chance to shine in front of the camera, taking part in a special video production. The young participants embraced the opportunity to explore basic acting and learn about the filming process right on their campus.

Children’s dental hygiene often sets the tone for future oral health, yet it’s one of the most overlooked aspects of preventive care. By laying solid foundations between ages 6 and 8, parents can guide their children toward a lifetime of healthy smiles.

Board members of the Abbeville County School District moved through a packed agenda, celebrating a clean audit report and taking steps to improve student nutrition. Their latest decisions reflect a commitment to strong financial stewardship and student well-being.

Cornell Cooperative Extension Madison County in Morrisville has appointed three new individuals to its board of directors and named new board officers. This announcement underscores a commitment to advancing the organization’s local outreach and educational initiatives.

For the ninth year in a decade, Lima Senior High School will be represented at the Ohio YMCA Youth and Government High School State Assembly. The program provides students with direct exposure to the legislative process, underscoring Lima Senior’s enduring commitment to civic education.

Tiffani Thiessen, famous for her roles in “Saved by the Bell” and “Beverly Hills, 90210,” shares insights on improving sleep, balancing nutrition, and raising a healthy eater at home. By leveraging fun food ideas and a commitment to rest, Thiessen’s lighthearted tips can help any fan of family-focused wellness.

Far from encouraging shortcuts, veteran teacher Jen Roberts sees generative AI as a catalyst for more equitable and humane learning. By integrating these tools into daily lessons, she believes educators can make classrooms more responsive to every student’s needs.

In a decision that surprised no one, Lincoln Academy’s board has approved an ambitious plan to double the charter school’s student capacity. Leaders at the Beloit-based institution expect the expansion to broaden educational opportunities for local families.

A worried parent believes her son is letting his best years slip away, echoing a broader concern for young people facing similar challenges. The piece, framed as an advice column, reflects profound anxiety over whether today’s youth can be motivated to seize the opportunities life has to offer.

In 2006, a classroom took an unusual turn when Q and U stepped into the spotlight. Students sat quietly, underscoring the ironclad bond between these two letters often found side by side in the English language.