The University of Queensland to Introduce a Program on Western Civilization
Improve the education of liberal arts The University of Queensland and Ramsay Centre for Western Civilization signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Sydney (MOU). The ...
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Humanities Texas invites Teachers to participate in Professional Development Events
Great opportunity for school teachers Avalon and Red Oak Independent School District will send one teacher each to attend the esteemed professional development institutes in ...
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Peanuts brought back to life by History Alive
Recently, in the North Berkeley Public Library, Charles Schulz who created well-known Peanuts comic strip for newspapers was portrayed by James Froemel who is a ...
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The National Council of Teachers of English Celebrates Spirited Inquiry at Balitmore
Nationally acclaimed authors and educators concludes 109th annual meeting inclusively The National Council of Teachers of English has announced an incredible array of headliners for Spirited ...
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National PTA Honors Students Nationally for Talents and Creativity
Over 300,000 students from across the country and in U.S. schools overseas created original works of art National PTA pleased to announce the winners of its 2018-2019 ...
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American Indian College Fund’s “Think Indian” Awards Seven Institutions to Recognize Native American Students
More than $17k grants to promote the vibrancy of Native American students, scholarship, and communities USA’s largest charity supporting Native higher education, The American Indian ...
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