The Rhea County Courthouse in Dayton, shown on Feb. 13, was the scene of the famous Scopes Trial in 1925. The courthouse has a museum dedicated to the trial in its basement and also has statues of ...

Colin P. McKinney (1873-1944) was born in Ripley, Tennessee, attended public schools and originally intended to be a court ...

John Randolph Neal Jr. represented defendant John Scopes, the Rhea County instructor charged ... when a law was passed saying law schools had to be full-time colleges. The former state senator ...

The world of student testing is growing testy, in large part owing to Florida. After Florida lawmakers authorized the widespread use of the Classic Learning Test as a college entrance exam alternative ...

Now that the snowy season and the need for school makeup days appears to be in the rear-view mirror, the Washington County, Virginia School Board has set May 23 as ...

Junior and senior nursing students at Rogers State University took part in a mock disaster drill in Verdigris for hands-on ...

This month, we have been taking time to celebrate Career and Technical Education (CTE) and recognize the role CTE programs.

In 2006, as a Boonsboro senior, he became the school's first four-time Washington County champion ... Saturday — Lucas Stephenson (126), Aidan Rhea (138), Logan Durham (150), Ben Kaetzel ...

Classroom walls: Pasco County schools are moving away from the “open ... firm to begin looking for a replacement for retiring Rhea Law. • The Board of Governors formally approved new ...

President searches: University of South Florida president Rhea Law agreed to stay on the ... Sex education: Broward County schools have no “Plan B” for comprehensive sex education if the ...

Registration is free for this fully virtual May 7 event, focused on 'Thriving in the Age of AI' in K-12 and higher education.

While not sure if he had taught the subject, young Rhea County teacher John Scopes agreed to be the defender in the case. Eventually, well-known criminal lawyer Clarence Darrow represented him and ...