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New York City Ends $200 Million T-Mobile Chromebook Contract for Schools
New York City has canceled a costly T-Mobile contract that provided LTE service for school-issued Chromebooks, citing duplication and high expense. The move is expected to save tens of millions as the city shifts to a more targeted internet access program for students.
Colleges Urged to Prioritize Support for Military-Connected Students
With traditional college enrollment declining, U.S. colleges are being called to treat military-connected students as a core population, not a niche group, by building coordinated support systems that go beyond processing benefits.
Howard County Schools Schedule Back To School Night Events
Families and guardians in Howard County, Maryland are invited to attend back to school night events at their children's elementary, middle, or high schools. Dates and times vary by school, with details available on the district website
Marylin Avenue STEAM Academy Launches $30K Roadrunner Run Drive
Marylin Avenue STEAM Academy in Livermore, CA is seeking to raise $30,000 for its annual Roadrunner Run, with a 50% donation match available in August. Funds will support field trips, enrichment programs, and student activities throughout the year
Middletown Students Earn Dean's, President's List Honors at SCSU
Southern Connecticut State University has recognized Middletown students for academic excellence during the Spring 2026 semester, naming several to the Dean's and President's Lists for their outstanding performance.
Evergreen Park ESD 124 Sets 2026-27 School Year Calendar
Evergreen Park ESD 124 in Illinois will welcome K-8 students back for a half-day on August 20, 2026, with preschool starting August 24. The district has released key dates to help families plan for the upcoming academic year.
Michigan Allocates $150M for One-Time Educator Bonuses in 2026
Michigan public schools will distribute $150 million in one-time bonuses to educators and staff this year, with amounts determined by local districts and unions. The payments aim to offset rising costs as leaders debate long-term solutions.