Ethan Blaine

Ethan Blaine

Education Finance Specialist
Ethan Blaine is a Public Sector expert in education and government. He offers comprehensive analysis of policies and initiatives in education funding, government grants for schools, and the role of government in shaping educational outcomes.
California Considers Permanent Wealth Tax for Public Schools
Education Management California Considers Permanent Wealth Tax for Public Schools

Wealthy individuals earning more than $371,000 annually currently provide the revenue necessary to sustain various essential school programs. This financial pillar, established through a series of temporary measures, now faces a pivotal transformation as California debates Proposition 3. Originally

Do Tech Bans Threaten Disability Inclusion in Schools?
Education Management Do Tech Bans Threaten Disability Inclusion in Schools?

Treating assistive technology as a last resort rather than a primary tool for inclusion forces students into a hierarchy of adjustments that may not meet their specific needs. The recent announcement by the Victorian Government regarding a comprehensive restriction on smart glasses and wearable

Is One-Off AI Training Enough for K–12 Teachers?
EdTech Is One-Off AI Training Enough for K–12 Teachers?

Camille Faivre has spent the last several years at the intersection of institutional management and the digital frontier, helping K–12 school districts navigate the complexities of e-learning in a post-pandemic world. As schools strive to move beyond the initial shock of emerging technologies, her

How Did Little Bells Pre-school Ace Its Ofsted Inspection?
Education Management How Did Little Bells Pre-school Ace Its Ofsted Inspection?

Achieving a perfect sweep across all evaluation categories during an Ofsted inspection is a feat that many early years providers strive for but few manage with such apparent ease as Little Bells Pre-school and Nursery. Located within the Parish Church Hall in Exmouth, this facility has demonstrated

Can Students Sue for Denied Loan Forgiveness?
Education Management Can Students Sue for Denied Loan Forgiveness?

As we navigate the complex education landscape of 2026, few issues are as contentious as the financial fallout from institutional closures. Camille Faivre, a renowned expert in education management and post-pandemic learning models, provides a crucial perspective on the legal and personal battles

Pulaski Board Backs Sales Tax Hike for School Renovations
Education Management Pulaski Board Backs Sales Tax Hike for School Renovations

The shift toward a sales tax model represents a strategic effort to diversify the county's revenue streams beyond the traditional reliance on local real estate owners. This unanimous endorsement by the Pulaski County Board of Supervisors marks a pivotal moment in the local fiscal landscape, as

Is Technical Debt Draining Your EdTech Budget?
EdTech Is Technical Debt Draining Your EdTech Budget?

The hidden 'manual labor tax' manifests when employees must hand-key grades and enrollment lists because their platforms cannot communicate. This operational friction is a hallmark of technical debt, a phenomenon that has evolved from a niche IT concern into a central economic challenge for

How AI and Learning Analytics Are Transforming Education
Education Management How AI and Learning Analytics Are Transforming Education

Future educational platforms are expected to incorporate multimodal analytics which process spoken dialogue and performance in digital simulations to create a multi-dimensional view of student capabilities. This transition marks a departure from the historical reliance on high-stakes, end-of-year

Are American Schools Truly Resegregating?
Education Management Are American Schools Truly Resegregating?

Despite high-profile reports suggesting a regression in civil rights progress, school spending has become significantly more equitable across different districts over the last six decades. This shift contradicts a popular media narrative which often asserts that American public education has

Early Childhood AI Literacy Needs a Child-Centered Approach
Education Management Early Childhood AI Literacy Needs a Child-Centered Approach

Translating complex AI concepts into the language of child development is more effective than simply watering down adult standards for a younger audience. As artificial intelligence becomes an invisible yet omnipresent force in modern households, from smart speakers to algorithmically curated

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