Gerald Van Zandt, a veteran science teacher at Union City Middle School, has been honored with the JET 24 PennWest University ...

Humor from leaders can greatly enhance a team’s enthusiasm and effectiveness. But you must be thoughtful in how you use it.

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good conscience must be in want of a ...

Wyoming’s leaders, past and present, are mourning the loss of former Superintendent of Public Instruction Judy Catchpole, who died on Thursday at the ...

Edmundo Corrales, 36, died early morning on Dec. 1 in a multi-vehicle crash on State Route 20. Known by many as Mundo, he was an “amazing human being who served as a coach, teacher and advisor” at the ...

It was classic Joe: fearless, humorous, and always willing to do something unforgettable if it made his students smile.

AI tutors are reshaping language learning with real-time practice, faster fluency and a hybrid model that keeps teachers ...

Alexander Slagg is a freelance writer specializing in technology and education. He is an ongoing contributor to the CDW family of magazines. As students settle back into classroom routines for the ...

Since 2015, USC's School of Dramatic Arts has offered a minor in comedy performance, but it isn't just aspiring entertainers ...

Stand-up comedian Phil Hanley has alchemized what once was childhood shame into levity and laughter. Speaking with TODAY.com hours before he was set to perform, he explains that his material finds the ...

Roslyn Adult Education brought the Catskills to life on Nov. 6 with “Those Boisterous Boys from the Borscht Belt,” a lively, well-attended celebration of classic comedy. Award-winning playwright and ...