Recent federal education cuts have raised serious concerns about the future of Colorado's education system and the wellbeing of its students. A recent Colorado Senate Education Committee hearing brought this issue to light, where former U.S. Department of Education officials and state education
Understanding the recent merger between Georgia Southern University and East Georgia State College is essential for grasping its broader implications and potential benefits. This article compiles diverse opinions, tips, and reviews from educational leaders, community stakeholders, and academic
Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) has recently made significant strides to support adult learners by enhancing their prior learning credit processes. Given the increasing number of adult students pursuing higher education, SLCC's initiatives are critical in reducing both time and financial
The Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) faced a troubling incident when officers from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) attempted to enter Russell Elementary School and Lillian Street Elementary School in search of students. This alarming episode has sparked widespread concern
The recent protest at the Indiana Statehouse served as a stark manifestation of the growing discontent among students, parents, and educators over the state’s proposed property tax relief plan. Organized by the Indiana State Teachers Association (ISTA), this rally highlighted the looming threats
Taylor University is navigating a period of significant growth, marked by an increase in both student population and class sizes. The surge in enrollment has shifted the student-to-faculty ratio from 12:1 to 14:1, posing challenges in maintaining the quality of education. Discussions have emerged
Proposed legislative changes in Iowa could soon prohibit the use of cell phones within public schools, a matter awaiting final endorsement by Governor Kim Reynolds. This potential ban, encapsulated in House File 782, is being closely observed by local school authorities who are preparing to adapt
The landscape of student loans is undergoing significant reforms. As student debt soars, with estimates reaching over $1.7 trillion, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) is proposing notable changes to the structure of student loan forgiveness and repayment plans. This roundup article compiles
What sets apart an exceptional educator from a good one? This question was at the heart of the Penn State College of Education's annual awards ceremony. Recognizing and honoring the outstanding achievements and steadfast dedication of educators, staff, and students influences the community and
The legislative action taken by the Iowa Senate on school funding recently culminated in the passing of Senate File 167. This critical piece of legislation determines the State Supplemental Aid (SSA) rate for K-12 public schools for the coming fiscal year. With a 2% increase agreed upon after
