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Practice Makes Progress: High School Athletes Inspire Young Readers October 21, 2026 Oakton High School student athletes recently visited Navy Elementary School to read with students in kindergarten through 3rd grade and foster a love of books.

Students in kindergarten through third grade at Navy Elementary in Virginia read alongside visiting athletes from Oakton High School in an effort to encourage an interest in books.

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Roosevelt High School Firefighter Academy offers industry certifications

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D.A. Hulcy STEAM Middle School showcases hands-on robotics learning

STEM · Curriculum · Texas

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Oct 1, 2026Professional development

Kansas State Department of Education · Kansas

Special Education Teacher Apprenticeships

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Kansas received $4.51 million to expand apprenticeship programs for teachers specializing in special education. This funding supports growth in this critical area.

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Seek grant funding to establish or expand apprenticeship programs for high-needs teaching areas like special education, providing hands-on training and financial support.

Oct 6, 2026Facilities & operations

Orange County Department of Education · California

New Rancho Soñado Education Center

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The Orange County Department of Education broke ground on a new $21 million environmental education center following the devastation of Rancho Soñado by the Bond Fire.

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Secure funding and plans for rebuilding essential educational facilities after natural disasters to restore unique learning programs.

Oct 6, 2026Attendance & engagement

Fairfax County Public Schools · Virginia

Fat Bear Week reading program

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Fort Belvoir Upper uses 'Fat Bear Week' to encourage reading, turning books into votes for students.

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Integrate popular cultural events or current affairs into reading challenges to boost student engagement.

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FeaturedSep 11, 2026

Federal Funding Extended Through December

Congress passed and President Trump signed a stopgap spending measure that keeps Perkins V career and technical education funding at current levels through December 11.

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Source: Advance CTE

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FeaturedAug 28, 2026

Department of Education Proposes Changes to EDGAR

Federal education officials proposed grant rules that would revise competition criteria, allow unspent funds to affect multiyear awards and favor applicants with lower indirect cost rates.

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Source: Advance CTE

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