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Good Good Good9 Nov, 16:38
This farm spent $100K a year to keep 10,000 gophers at bay. Then they realized coyotes could do the work for them
Reasons to be Cheerful9 Nov, 11:39
Colleges Are Getting Creative to Help Students With Kids
Global Voices9 Nov, 00:00
The dreamer who wants the world to read Nepali literature
bbc.com7 Nov, 02:46
A former young offender in the UK became a junior doctor after writing and following a personal turnaround plan.
NASA5 Nov, 10:11
NASA Astronauts to Answer Questions from Florida Students
Yale Climate Connections5 Nov, 06:59
Some states now recognize climate-literate students
theguardian.com4 Nov, 15:02
A clinic in Albuquerque has trained more than 300 bilingual students from local communities, with at least a third tracked going into healthcare careers, amid shortages in 32 of New Mexico's 33 counties.
CalMatters4 Nov, 14:46In Spanish
Las escuelas recibirán miles de millones en fondos con la aprobación de la Propuesta 3
California voters approved Proposition 3 with 59% support, permanently extending an income tax on high earners that generates $5-15 billion annually for schools.
Yale Climate Connections4 Nov, 06:59
Climate resources taken offline under Trump now back online
The 19th3 Nov, 23:05
Gina Hinojosa pulls off stunning upset to become Texas’ first Latina governor
unesco.org3 Nov, 14:43
UNESCO recognized girls' education programs in Morocco and Peru, where 97.5% of Moroccan participants passed their school year and 99% avoided child marriage, while Peru's project reached 37,000 rural girls and halved teen pregnancies in targeted schools.
Lite 96.9 WFPG2 Nov, 19:09
A high school student who had just learned CPR used it two days later to save a three-week-old baby.
theguardian.com2 Nov, 15:16
Women entrepreneurs across four African countries are building businesses from local challenges, including a school meal network now feeding more than 700,000 children daily.
CalMatters2 Nov, 13:44In Spanish
¿Necesitas más ayuda financiera para la universidad? Esta nueva ley te facilitará solicitarla
A California law signed in September requires colleges to clearly explain by fall 2027 how students can appeal for more financial aid and how institutions calculate costs of attendance.
Reasons to be Cheerful2 Nov, 13:20
The Student Movement Addressing Campus Polarization Head On
Good News Network2 Nov, 07:00
Strangers Ran Towards the Fire to Save Teen–Her Mom Now Funds Scholarships for Heroes Like Them
Action For Nature1 Nov, 09:39
A 16-year-old in India has built more than 20 pollinator gardens that double as sensory-friendly spaces for children, raising recorded pollinator species from 18 to 46 in two years.
people.com1 Nov, 09:31
A US school district is naming an elementary school after a custodian who has worked there for 39 years, moving her to tears.
Long Story Short1 Nov, 01:53
A Texas school district named a new elementary school after Marilyn Hampton, recognising her 39 years of service as a custodian.
Sahan Journal30 Oct, 21:23
St. Paul approves early retirement plan to avoid cutting 16 English-language teachers midyear
Good News Network30 Oct, 11:30
New Texas School Is Named For Longtime Janitor ‘Miss Marilyn’ (Watch Her Reaction)
Good News Network30 Oct, 09:00
A Farmer Didn’t Know His Cell Number Was on an Exam Question, Now Uses the Calls He Gets as Opportunities to Inspire
McGill Reporter29 Oct, 20:50
At 73, Mary McDonald became the first graduate of McGill University's Indigenous Language Revitalization PhD program.
Global Voices29 Oct, 09:40
In Albania, rural youth are campaigning to solve local environmental problems
theguardian.com29 Oct, 07:13
A new elementary school in Texas has been named in honour of a longtime custodian, recognising decades of service to students.
Reasons to be Cheerful29 Oct, 04:00
The Student Exchange Program That Never Leaves the U.S.
Our World in Data28 Oct, 20:00
How is life at different levels of GDP per capita?
The Independent28 Oct, 16:42
Taco Bell is offering $13m in scholarships without requiring a minimum GPA to apply.
Houston Chronicle27 Oct, 18:09
Houston high school students run a public auto shop, charging $20 to $35 for oil changes, tire rotations and inspections while gaining hands-on training under instructor supervision.
Good Good Good27 Oct, 13:02
15-year-old develops QR codes to help others find vital medical info when someone needs emergency care
NASA26 Oct, 15:28
NASA SEES Interns Tackle Real-World Challenges in Lunar Exploration
Reasons to be Cheerful26 Oct, 10:54
Want the News to Unite People? Let Them Report It
npr.org26 Oct
Maryland schools are introducing invasive fish species to cafeteria menus, encouraging students to help control populations by eating them.
6abc Philadelphia25 Oct, 09:41
A Pennsylvania high schooler gave up her homecoming crown to a classmate with Down syndrome.
people.com24 Oct, 09:31
A teenager's love of reading led her to start a nonprofit that has donated more than 7,000 books over four years.
https://www.1011now.com24 Oct
Aubrey Independent School District in Texas will name a new elementary school after Marilyn Hampton, a custodian who spent 39 years buying supplies and tutoring students.
Global Voices23 Oct, 18:05
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, children with Down syndrome are using a video game to safely navigate the internet
Good News Network23 Oct, 11:30
One Teacher’s Idea for Daily Positivity Practice Sweeps Through His Elementary School
worldwildlife.org22 Oct, 17:05
Students at a Georgia elementary school cut cafeteria food waste by 70% over six years, redistributing more than 20,000 food items annually and feeding scraps to chickens.
Reasons to be Cheerful20 Oct, 04:00
There Are Ways to Reduce Campus Sexual Assaults. Will More Colleges Use Them?