Alabama education gains

After being ranked near the bottom nationally in reading and math scores nine years ago, Alabama has surged to 32nd in fourth-grade mathematics and 34th in reading. Gov. Kay Ivey touted this improvement during a Mobile Chamber event, highlighting how the state has shown more growth in fourth-grade math than any other state since 2019, reports John Sharp . The gains come as Alabama focuses on workforce development, with officials noting that educational progress is crucial for attracting new industries to the state.

Tuskegee’s veterinary school fights to keep accreditation

Tuskegee University has filed federal litigation against the American Veterinary Medical Association to prevent its College of Veterinary Medicine—the nation’s only historically Black veterina

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