Education & Schools

Education & schools are central to the mission of local and state government agencies. They focus on providing quality education, ensuring equitable access, and supporting the development of students from early childhood through higher education. Governments work to create policies, fund programs, and oversee the operation of public schools to foster academic success and prepare students for future challenges. This directory offers articles on education and schools and related topics like Education Grants, which explore funding opportunities that support educational initiatives and resources.

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Public broadcasting professionals can learn about cybersecurity, and earn a certificate, through a National Association of Broadcasters online course.
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CentralSquare Technologies provided 24 middle-school students from Seminole County Public Schools an Hour of Code program.
California elementary and middle schools that partner with local community resources on literacy, academic enrichment and safe, constructive alternatives can apply for state funding annually.
Communities facing the loss of a school after a hurricane, earthquake or other disaster can increase school infrastructure resilience. Get a roadmap for stakeholders, tools and best practices.
Learn how academic partnerships and a passion for progress can take your local government on a small budget further.
Amazon’s founder Jeff Bezos has announced a charity fund to establish Montessori-style preschools in low-income neighborhoods and help homeless families.
Find out about four grants funding earthquake preparedness at schools.
Partnering with schools to disseminate “Stop the Bleed” training through a train-the-trainer model is a priority for Howard County.
The FortifyFL suspicious activity reporting app will put the power to “see something, say something” to public safety officials in the hands of every student.
Before responders arrive, students trained to apply tourniquets have the chance to save the lives of their peers and others.
One in five students has a mental health challenge. Adults can learn how to spot the signs through an 8-hour mental health first aid course.
Small projects created by community organizing and startups are eligible. They can involve music or education to address inmate education, victim empowerment, environmental justice school safety and more.
The just keep livin Foundation is an afterschool partnership that supports 70+ teachers and 2,500+ students in making positive life choices.
Cincinnati’s soccer stadium deal includes the city spending $35M on infrastructure while the schools take in the same in payments and a new sports complex.
The first two-year cloud computing degree program will be offered through a partnership between North Virginia Community College and AWS.