Education

Loads of emergency protocols are currently being rolled out to all manner of people still having to work through the pandemic. The medical profession is no different.

Spreading awareness is of the utmost importance when it comes to checking, getting mammograms, and treating breast cancer.

Louisiana's Quest for Success Program is now going statewide. It is an innovative career exploration course designed to ensure students are prepared for and have access to good jobs.

The University of Louisiana at Monroe has a new summer program for school music teachers who want to earn a master's degree in music education.

Thousands of Louisiana's college students face a surprising change as they start courses this month and pay their registration bills: Their costs for attending class aren't rising.

Population growth is outpacing classroom construction in Lafayette Parish.

More than 6,500 Louisiana educators are expected to be in New Orleans this week for an annual teacher summit.

Lafayette Parish School Board Representative Tommy Angelle has released a statement announcing his candidacy for re-election to the Lafayette Parish School Board.

Gov. John Bel Edwards' bid to ensure that public high school juniors and seniors have free access to two courses for college credit didn't win legislative backing.

Louisiana state senators crafted a $30 billion operating budget for next year that would boost college spending, give school teachers a pay raise and provide new dollars for early childhood education.

Graduation can be a time of great stress for high school students as this significant milestone in their lives leads to one big decision--What's next?

The Louisiana Department of Education released the final 2018 graduation rates for Louisiana high schools today.