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Education

Learning, teaching, and pathways that help more people take part.

5 released stories in this mix.

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Twelve Limerick Schools and Education Settings Join Ireland’s Creative Schools Programme

The 2026–27 group includes a hospital school among 156 schools and Youthreach centres joining a two-year arts-planning initiative.

FIRST REPORTED October 13, 2026 · Limerick, Ireland

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After a Funding Pause, AmeriCorps Literacy Mentors Return to Martin County

Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County says volunteers will provide individual and small-group reading support to K–5 students at four locations.

FIRST REPORTED October 15, 2026 · Martin County, Florida, United States

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Las Vegas Students Took Their School-Garden Harvest to Market

Hundreds of Clark County students sold produce and handmade goods at Green Our Planet’s Oct. 14 market, with proceeds set to support school garden programs.

FIRST REPORTED October 14, 2026 · Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

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Brackenridge Is the First Traditional SAISD High School to Earn an A

The San Antonio campus rose from a B to a 90/A on Texas’ 2026 report card, while students and staff described a school shaped by academic and career pathways.

FIRST REPORTED October 14, 2026 · San Antonio, Texas, United States

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A Community College Opened a Permanent Home for Free Drop-In Child Care

Cape Fear Community College opened a purpose-built drop-in center where enrolled students can leave children for up to four hours while they attend class or study.

FIRST REPORTED September 4, 2026 · Wilmington, North Carolina