If we can free ourselves from the debt, we can free ourselves to help people in the ways we want to help them,” Comptroller ...

The Michigan State University Board of Trustees' Friday board meeting featured parallel celebrations of university leaders and faculty concerns over the impact of budget cuts on the institution's ...

Here’s a first look at meetings of South Dakota state government’s boards and commissions, as well as one committee of the ...

Few people embody that intersection more fully than Phil Susmann, longtime Norwich leader and President of Norwich University ...

You recently retired in the state you love. You’ve raised a family, paid off a mortgage. Supported nonprofits and the local restaurants in your community. Against all odds, you’ve even put some money ...

Roughly 1,500 teachers of color in Connecticut may be subject to a last-in-first-out layoff, the report found.

The first bills pre-filed ahead of Kansas's 2026 legislative session tackle teacher shortages, when school years start and ...

Treasurer Erick Russell said the results showed the cumulative effect of meeting required contributions and directing volatile revenue surpluses into pension debt.

The North Dakota Teachers’ Fund for Retirement (TFFR) has received national recognition for its ongoing efforts in helping ensure that educators in the state have a reliable path to ...

Waukee superintendent Brad Buck is retiring at the end of the school year, he announced in a letter to families on Thursday, Dec. 11. Buck has been in public education for 34 years, 17 of which were ...

Members of the New Haven Federation of Teachers (NHFT) attend a meeting of the New Haven Board of Education, in New Haven, ...

State officials say Connecticut is making substantial progress in paying down long-term pension debt for retired teachers and ...