education

Governor Edwards outlines plans to minimize the effects of the coronavirus on the school year.

It's one of the easiest, most cost-effective ways to expand your intellectual horizons. What to read? It could be almost anything. And don't forget audio books!

Data from the Louisiana Department of Education collected over the past two years shows how many violent incidents were reported in each Louisiana Parish.

To embrace Louisiana's musical future students will need to learn from the past. A new curriculum will make that possible.

Your favorite addiction is actually doing wonders for your brain.

While I've never really thought of Shreveport as being a 'college town,' we can't be that bad, can we?

A recent study says 39% of people surveyed would be willing to spend a full week in jail to have their student loan debt forgiven. Honestly, it's kind of tempting.

A new study says that Bossier City, Louisiana ranks in only the 7th percentile of American Small Cities.

Unfortunately at the end of the two weeks, several pupils didn't turn in their work. Each one of those kids received a big, fat goose egg.

Louisiana's Quest for Success Program is now going statewide. It is an innovative career exploration course designed to ensure students are prepared for and have access to good jobs.

A new study has ranked out the Least Educated metro ares in the United States, and the Shreveport and Bossier City area did not perform well.

The program was approved by BESE board members today.