This is only a drill, but it’s made to be as real as possible for resident students and nurses in the emergency medical field at the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
Iowa state officials, educators, employers and students are all together to help with a fact-finding mission at Thomas Jefferson High School in Council Bluffs.
The teacher shortage is a statewide and nationwide issue, and some Nebraska legislators want to know why the lack of special education teachers has become a larger issue in Omaha’s most disadvantaged community.
Nebraska state legislators say some tough questions need to be asked as to why three north Omaha elementary schools won’t have special education classes this year.
Support Our Schools was at the Secretary of State’s office on Wednesday morning to submit signatures in favor of putting Nebraska’s school choice issue on the state ballot.
The University of Nebraska Omaha’s National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center (NCITE) is launching a slate of new projects, thanks in part to $14 Million in federal funding.
A former Elkhorn South High School band director received the maximum sentence for felony child abuse stemming from an inappropriate relationship with a student.
A new state law bans that depict certain topics in school libraries. It took effect in July, but students could see their schools’ bookshelves unchanged when they start classes soon.
Nebraska’s biggest school district is welcoming students for a new year. For one teacher it’s become a routine, as she’s been proudly doing this for four decades.
Staff and families were informed of a Tuesday morning incident at a Ralston elementary school that was initially reported as a shooting, prompting the school to go into lockdown.
The first day of school for many Omaha Public School students is just around the corner -- and school leaders are promising parents every classroom will have a teacher.
North End Teleservices – a call center based in North Omaha – hired nearly triple the number of representatives ahead of the new school year to help Omaha Public Schools parents.
Former Chancellor of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Dr. Ronnie Green was recently selected to receive the Nebraska Agricultural Youth Institute’s Award of Merit.
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