By explicitly modeling each step of a problem and gradually fading away supports, teachers can give students a clear path to mastering new content.

Shikellamy High School is celebrating a recent library renovation, completed by its career and technical students.

From ceiling-mounted pot racks to checkerboard floors, these vintage kitchen design trends are making a comeback and adding ...

“A World in the Making: The Shakers” examines the historic religious sect that has all but disappeared. Chairs crafted by Shakers in the 19th century are on display at the University of Pennsylvania's ...

SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio — Andre Griffin, the son of Ohio State legend and two-time Heisman Trophy winner Archie Griffin, is the new football coach at Shaker Heights. The school approved him on Tuesday ...

In the trailer for The Testament of Ann Lee—the Amanda Seyfried drama in theaters now—you’ll see much of what you might expect from a film about early American religion. There’s spirited devotional ...

Christian Goodwillie is the Director and Curator of Special Collections and Archives at Hamilton College in Clinton, NY. He was Curator of Collections at Hancock Shaker Village from 2001-2009, where ...

A newly approved plan will bring one of the most expensive school projects in the state to Lexington.The $659 million project was approved by voters on Tuesday, 5,283 to 3,276. Plans include the ...

Lexington voters on Monday approved replacing their 70-year-old high school campus with a new building for $660 million, which will become one of the most expensive public school projects in ...

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SHAKER HEIGHTS, Ohio -- The city’s proposed 2026 capital budget features roughly $6 million targeted for “transformational projects,” focusing on Horseshoe Park and the Lee Road corridor. Topping the ...

Franklin Public Schools sued the city over new conditions added to its high school expansion plan. Neighbors opposed the updated design, prompting the city to require a wooded buffer and road limits.