Tagged with "Education "

The family of a 7-year-old boy in Pittsburgh is suing the Pittsburgh Public Schools, alleging their son was handcuffed, secluded and physically abused through multiple disciplinary incidents, per theappeal.org.

Staff writer Madison Streich shares her experience with the 9/11 terror attacks, as a new generation of adults rise into college, born post attack. 

After several years of dormancy, the event “My Professor’s Closet” made its return to Edinboro on Oct. 22 at Butterfield Hall.

Teacher candidates honored at ceremony.

Delve into the new MyEdinboro icon, Starfish, launched by Edinboro’s Academic Success Center.

Starting this semester, Edinboro University will adapt its grading policy to match many other state universities by adding minus grades to the grading scale.

Gamification very well might be the way to bridge the gap between education and technology.

On April 14 professors in the middle level and secondary education and educational leadership department hosted the NWPAMLE Conference.

In December 2015, the No Child Left Behind Act was replaced with the Every Student Succeeds Act.