Education

With Juneteenth approaching, questions have been arising over whether President Trump can cancel the federal holiday. Here's what we know.

DFW teachers, paraprofessionals, administrators, counselors, and school staff—this one is especially for you! After months of early mornings, lesson plans, grading papers, parent conferences, staff meetings, and pouring into the lives of students, summer break has finally arrived. You’ve earned the opportunity to relax, recharge, and have some fun—and MAJIC 94.5 has just the event […]

The move continues the Trump administration’s habit of promoting trade schools while simultaneously undermining access. 

Athletes go beyond sports, earning degrees & advanced credentials to build diverse careers & inspire the next generation.

Kayla McClellan was expelled in grade 8 for poor grades and bad behavior. Now she gives students the same support that helped change her life. The post Teacher Appreciation Week: She Got ‘Kicked Out’ In 8th Grade — Now She Runs The School As Athletic Director appeared first on MadameNoire.

This is yet another attempt by Florida "education" officials to make U.S. history more palatable to white people by lying about it.

By fostering stronger home-school partnerships, parents can help teachers maximize their impact and ensure students thrive. The post Teacher Appreciation Week Reality Check — 7 Things Teachers Wish Parents Would Actually Do appeared first on MadameNoire.

Students at South Carolina State University successfully pushed to remove Pamela Evette as commencement speaker, prompting backlash from state lawmakers.

Spelman College's decision to select co-winners for their annual Miss Spelman College Pageant has sparked a serious debate online. The post Can You Spel Controversy? Spelman College Sparks Outrage For Crowning 2 Miss Spelman Pageant Queens After ‘Scoring Discrepancy’ appeared first on MadameNoire.

Black proms celebrate community, resilience, and Black achievement, rooted in a history of exclusion and a push against harmful narratives.

A teacher in West Memphis, Arkansas, is facing the repercussions of letting a student get under his skin.

Last August, the Education Department ordered schools to submit student admissions data by March, or they would risk losing federal funding.