This devoted Minnesota bus driver always wanted to be buried in this specially-designed school bus casket—and last week, his final wishes were fulfilled.
After 13 long years, Annmarie Small has finally been granted US citizenship—and her students were all ready to support her during the ceremony.
Researchers from the University of Arizona have found that people learn more efficiently if they maintain a certain ratio of failure.
Since this video of a boy trying on EnChroma glasses was shared to Twitter last week, it has helped to pay for hundreds of other pairs for colorblind kids.
The California middle school principal had been working at a local 49ers museum when the team cornerback handed him a check for $7,500.
Ally Mason did everything she could to avoid being the ox in her school's Paul Bunyan play-but her efforts ended up having the exact opposite effect.
IIT Bombay gave its graduating students a ceremony to remeber, hosting a virtual event with avatars for every student.
DeLand, Florida teachers Patricia Dovi and Kim Martin turned COVID-19 plastic dividers into something very playful for their new students.
Elementary student Mathias Brinda's inspiring BLM sign unwittingly traveled to the Minneapolis protests then back to his Lake Country School.
After his ballet video in the rain went viral, Anthony Mmesoma Madu, 11, has been offered a scholarship to the ABT dance school in Manhattan.
Rather than canceling their graduation ceremony amidst the COVID-19 shutdowns, this Florida school took to the open seas for their commencement.
As a means of honoring more than 300 of their graduating high school seniors, these bus drivers rallied together to arrange a heartfelt tribute.
This teacher is going viral for using a simple-but poignant-activity to teach her students about empathy and emotional baggage.
As a means of honoring her 30 graduating students, Principal Farica West lined their high school road with all of their senior portraits.
Dozens of college grads are being given the chance to finish school with a clean slate thanks to one of their favorite beers.
This fifth grade teacher had an inkling that some of his students would want to clean up their hair before attending the school's "Moving On Ceremony".
All of the produce that is grown at the Orcas Island "Giving Garden" is either used in the school cafeteria or donated to the local food bank.
The school has almost raised all of the funds necessary to pay for the exciting tuition plan.
The Chemeketa Press may be the only community college in the United States to print its own academic textbooks—and it's saving students millions.
After protests against police brutality, Sanford Middle School in Minnesota collected groceries for families affected by looting-and collected a sea of food.
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