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Haywood Hunt names University of Ottawa student as scholarship winner
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Haywood Hunt & Associates Inc. has awarded its 9th annual scholarship to University of Ottawa student Chloé Bissonnette.
ColoringBook.com launches 50-state educational coloring book set
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Really Big Coloring Books has released a collection of state-themed coloring, activity and game books covering all 50 states.
Green Edge Systems launches school menu boards tied to USDA Harvest to Hallways
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Green Edge Systems introduced American-Grown and Locally-Grown School Menu Boards on Sept. 15, 2026, to help schools spotlight verified food origins at the point where students choose meals.
Gilder Lehrman marks Constitution Day with new civics tools and teacher awards
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The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History is rolling out updated civics resources ahead of Constitution Day on Sept. 17, including new Citizenship Test videos and the 2026 Building Better Citizens contest winners.
GMU scholar’s new book spotlights refugees as creators, not just victims
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A new book by George Mason University’s Lisa Gilman argues that refugees are too often reduced to statistics and stereotypes.
KCCLA to mark U.S. 250th anniversary with Korea-America concert in Los Angeles
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The Korean Cultural Center Los Angeles will host Concert 250: Sounds of Korea & America on Sept. 10, 2026, at Zipper Hall in downtown Los Angeles.
ACSOM expands aid with tuition-free track for Dominican students
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The American Canadian School of Medicine says 98% of accepted students receive scholarship or financial aid for its January 2027 intake.
More than 10,800 U.S. schools now run on solar power
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A new Generation180 report says K-12 solar has more than tripled since 2016, with more than 7 million students now attending schools powered by solar energy.
Kidz Forts Wins Mom’s Choice Gold for Screen-Free Fort Kits
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Kidz Forts has earned a Mom’s Choice Awards Gold designation for its modular fort-building kits for children ages 4 to 14. The recognition could help the family-founded, U.S.-made brand stand out with parents looking for creative, screen-free play…
Giavanna Lyerly to represent the U.S. at Miss Super Model International in Thailand
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Giavanna Lyerly, a 19-year-old South Carolina model, college student and humanitarian, has been crowned Miss Super Model International USA and will compete in Thailand Oct. 18–24, 2026. Her bid brings together a modeling career, major service work…
Matlin Injury Law opens $5,000 scholarship for students affected by car crashes
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Matlin Injury Law is taking applications through Oct. 31, 2026, for a $5,000 Second Chance Scholarship for accredited college and graduate students whose education was disrupted by a traumatic car accident.
Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship opens nationwide applications for future medical students
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The Dr. Jacqueline Youtsos Scholarship for Medical Students is now accepting applications from undergraduate and medical students across the U.S. The one-time $1,000 award prioritizes personal experience, compassion and access to care over grades…
LuxGroup Foundation brings clean water and school supplies to Rao Con
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Lux Travel DMC and LuxGroup Foundation have launched a clean-water and education aid project at the isolated Rao Con school in Vietnam’s Quang Binh province.
NCRF brings Latino College Expo back to La Verne for Hispanic Heritage Month kickoff
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National College Resources Foundation will host the 13th Annual Latino College Expo on Sept. 12 at the University of La Verne, offering students and families free access to more than 60 colleges, financial aid help and career resources.
Interior hosts forum on Native languages and education
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Tribal leaders, educators and students gathered at the U.S. Department of the Interior this week to share Native language revitalization efforts and early results from federally funded school programs.
Brainfuse added to Connecticut’s approved high-dosage math tutoring list
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Brainfuse is now an approved virtual provider for Connecticut school districts planning high-dosage math tutoring for grades 6–10. The move gives districts another option for frequent, small-group support tied to classroom learning and state…
Smile Zemi adds handwriting practice to U.S. word study lessons
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Smile Zemi is rolling out a new handwriting feature on Aug. 20 for U.S. elementary students, pairing spoken words with writing on its tablet.
9/11 widows’ Afghan girls’ school work lands in new 9/11 museum exhibit
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A new National September 11 Memorial & Museum gallery is spotlighting Razia’s Ray of Hope Foundation and the post-9/11 work of Patti Quigley and Susan Retik.
Shoes That Fit launches back-to-school shoe drive for students nationwide
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Shoes That Fit has opened its annual Back to School campaign to provide new athletic shoes to children across the U.S., with donations matched up to $45,000 through Sept. 11. The effort aims to help students start school with confidence, comfort…
Toys for Tots and Scholastic expand book access for children in need
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Marine Toys for Tots and Scholastic are highlighting a literacy push that has delivered books and classroom resources to students, teachers and families across the U.S. in 2026. The effort aims to close access gaps in underserved communities and…
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