Finding and keeping enough child care workers is a challenge. A new state-funded effort aims to raise wages, train workers and keep them in Michigan classrooms.

Early educators in many Michigan counties can apply for a no‑cost “earn while you learn” apprenticeship for credentials ...

Content by Tulsa Tech. With flexible scheduling, affordable tuition and world-class instruction, every class at Tulsa Tech becomes a step forward.

Workforce opportunities and a desire for practical career development are driving Colorado college students to online classes ...

A Michigan nonprofit is expanding a program aimed at opening avenues for prospective educators to work in early childhood learning environments amid a widespread shortage of teachers and statewide ...

Tight state budgets may constrain the availability of classes at public institutions, and changes in student demographics may ...

Through the School Success Center, CEHD provides professional development and collaborates directly with teachers and school ...

A long-awaited policy change inked into last year’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act will soon allow students to use federal financial aid for job-training programs that take just a couple of months to ...

LMT spoke with local education leaders and parents about their views on the TEFA program and how vouchers may reshape the ...

Some parents and lawmakers argue laptops in classrooms are “poisoning kids.” Education technology leaders say taking them away could set schools back decades.