by DeJonique Garrison | Nov 13, 2014 | Education
Concerns about security threats aren’t uncommon around Washington, D.C., but, when a busload of high school students traveling from Newark appear to be the source, things get interesting. Newark Superintendent Cami Anderson was scheduled to speak about education...
by Kristin Kim & Abby Sun | Nov 12, 2014 | Education
WASHINGTON – One of only four copies of the Magna Carta is on display for the first time in 75 years at the Library of Congress, giving Americans the chance to see a document that inspired the founding fathers as they wrote the U.S. Constitution. Displayed in a sealed...
by DeJonique Garrison | Oct 21, 2014 | Education
Thanks to a $450 million federal grant, students at community colleges across the country will have access to technical training programs. The aim is to create jobs in fields like cyber security.
by Merrill D'Arezzo | Oct 15, 2014 | Education
WASHINGTON – As the Defense Department grapples with budget cutbacks, one of the premiere military war colleges has sustained a 29 percent budget cut, which could mean training future military leaders without the latest technology. But some critics say more than...
by Holly LaFon, Michaela Meaney & Zachary Vasile | Oct 9, 2014 | Education
WASHINGTON – There were red velvet cupcakes, chicken taquitos and a mannequin front and center in the White House East Room Wednesday as first lady Michelle Obama dished about her favorite designers before pushing the group of students to get a good education —...
