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open image in gallery Karly Anderson, a third-grade teacher in Florida, has returned to the classroom after being arrested on two misdemeanors in connection to an underage party (Brevard County ...

We talked with Greenville Elementary third-grade teacher Emily Hintz. A Mukwonago native, she has taught at Greenville for eight years and her current grade for six. "I just really enjoy working ...

Students who are behind in third grade rarely catch up ... provided intensive literacy training to K-3 teachers. Meanwhile, Texas’ fourth-grade reading scores ranked 37th in the nation, even ...

The 2025 NFL draft is over, and the Dallas Cowboys made nine picks that were generally liked in totality. The team had significant holes on the roster, like receiver, but unlike the previous two ...

A Florida third-grade teacher who was arrested and charged with two misdemeanors for attending an underage house party has returned to work at a different elementary school in her school district.

A Cocoa Beach teacher arrested in January in connection to an alcohol-fueled teen party — who has since resigned — now faces a third charge, resisting an officer without violence. Karly ...

Free Press columnist Carlos Monarrez breaks down the Detroit Lions’ third-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft, at No. 70 overall. Isaac TeSlaa, Arkansas, receiver, 70 th overall Were there bigger ...

Just 38% of third graders in Sacramento County are reading at grade level, according to a report by Sacramento Literacy Foundation. Researchers described the situation as a “crisis,” the Sacramento ...

Teacher shortages are now so bad they make England look like a third world country, a head teachers' leader claimed today. David Hart, general secretary of the National Association of Head ...

"There won't be a Web 3.0 until everybody says, 'OK, the web died again,' and we rediscover it." Although O'Reilly takes issue with the nomenclature, he does acknowledge — along with others who care ...