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New Leader for Broken Arrow Schools

July 14, 2026

The Broken Arrow Board of Education has chosen a new superintendent to guide its schools. The decision follows an extensive search that considered many candidates and their plans for student success. The chosen superintendent brings experience from other districts, focusing on improving test sco

education

New Leader Steps Up to Tackle Pennsylvania’s Education Challenges

July 2, 2026

A university president from Pittsburgh is taking a bigger role in shaping how private colleges in Pennsylvania support students and communities. Christina Clark, who leads La Roche University, just joined the board of a group that represents over 80 independent colleges across the state. This organi

politics

A 19-year-old makes history by becoming Surry County’s youngest elected official

June 29, 2026

At just nineteen, Cameran Drew isn’t just another college graduate—he’s the youngest person ever elected to Surry County’s Board of Supervisors. His victory in November came down to a razor-thin margin of eight votes over his high school government teacher, who ended up conceding with grace. What ma

education

How a Teen-Led Group Brings Science to 100, 000 Kids—and What It Takes to Keep It Running

June 25, 2026

At 16, Iona Nandy splits her time between high school and running a student-led startup that teaches science to kids nationwide. Her group, STEMsters, sends volunteers into classrooms—or sometimes just into Zoom calls—to lead hands-on projects for up to 96, 000 elementary students every year. The or

opinion

A public university’s tough choices: who really gets a say?

June 23, 2026

Last spring, a group of professors at a Maine university took a bold step. They formally declared they had lost faith in their school’s top leader. This rarely happens, but it sends a clear message: something is deeply wrong with how the university is being run. The professors didn’t come to this de

education

New Chapter at Georgia Tech: A Leader’s Move to the Aspen Institute

June 16, 2026

Georgia Tech, a top public university known for its engineering excellence, will soon welcome new leadership. The change comes after seven years of stewardship by President Angel Cabrera, who has decided to take on a new role. Cabrera will head the Aspen Institute, a nonprofit based in Washington

education

New leader steps in for Missouri schools

June 16, 2026

Missouri just picked someone new to guide its school system temporarily. This person will take over while the state searches for a permanent leader. The appointment comes as education officials look for ways to improve schools across the state. Every state needs a strong education commissioner to m

business

Why Good Teams Still Lose the Race Against Change

June 13, 2026

Organizations that seem smart can still get stuck when the world speeds up. Sometimes the ground shifts without warning—new rivals pop up, tech changes overnight, rules flip, and what people want keeps changing. The tools that once worked for planning and approvals suddenly feel clunky. Leaders who

education

A College Leader's Next Step

June 11, 2026

After several years at the helm, the president of Hampden-Sydney College has announced plans to step down next year. This decision marks the end of a notable chapter for the small Virginia school, known for its long history and tight-knit community. The president has been a key figure in shaping the

entertainment

New Chapter for Ragazzi Boys Chorus

June 8, 2026

The group that has filled the Bay Area with young voices for four decades is about to change its leadership. Kent Jue, who has guided the chorus for 25 years, announced that he will step down as artistic and executive director in August 2027. His departure comes after the choir’s 40th anniversary se

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