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.
How Could a School Secretly Lose Millions?
Education Management How Could a School Secretly Lose Millions?

The sudden and unceremonious closure of Legends Academy Charter School left over 200 families in Orange County, Florida, grappling with uncertainty just days before the winter holidays, an abrupt end that concealed years of profound financial instability. For parents, students, and staff, the

Could Your Ride Points Become a Classroom?
Online Learning Could Your Ride Points Become a Classroom?

The ubiquitous loyalty points and digital rewards earned from daily activities like ordering food or hailing a ride often accumulate unnoticed, representing a vast, untapped resource of potential value. A pioneering initiative has now illuminated a path to transform these seemingly minor digital

D&E Teacher Program Earns 7-Year National Accreditation
Education Management D&E Teacher Program Earns 7-Year National Accreditation

In an educational landscape where the quality of teacher preparation is more critical than ever, Davis & Elkins College has achieved a significant milestone that affirms its commitment to excellence in shaping future educators. The college’s Teacher Education Programs have officially earned a full

Will a Small Tax Hike Save Chicago's Schools?
Education Management Will a Small Tax Hike Save Chicago's Schools?

The Chicago Board of Education has greenlit a revised property tax levy that injects an additional $40 million into the city's school system, a decision that underscores a profound dilemma facing one of the nation's largest public school districts. This move, achieved through a contentious vote,

Why Most E-Learning Fails—And What to Do Differently
Editorial Why Most E-Learning Fails—And What to Do Differently

On average, only 15% of learners complete online courses . In a market projected to surpass $500 billion by 2030, that's a staggering gap between opportunity and impact. The problem is that too many e-learning platforms focus on pushing content rather than delivering real learning. The market is

Why Are Education Rights for Undocumented Students at Risk?
Education Management Why Are Education Rights for Undocumented Students at Risk?

The right of every child on U.S. soil to receive a public education has long been considered a cornerstone of American society, yet this fundamental principle now finds itself at the center of a fierce and escalating political storm. Caught between the constitutional mandate for equal protection

Can You Get a Free Degree for Cyber Service?
EdTech Can You Get a Free Degree for Cyber Service?

The escalating sophistication of digital threats has created an unprecedented demand for skilled cybersecurity professionals, a gap that government agencies are actively working to close through innovative and highly attractive educational incentives. As the digital landscape becomes increasingly

How AI Grading Threatens Real Student Learning
EdTech How AI Grading Threatens Real Student Learning

Camille Faivre is an education expert who helps institutions navigate the complexities of modern learning, particularly in the post-pandemic shift toward e-learning. With a deep focus on education management, she has become a leading voice in the conversation around integrating technology

Abilene Board Reduces Class Sizes to Boost Student Success
Education Management Abilene Board Reduces Class Sizes to Boost Student Success

In a decisive move that wades directly into the long-standing educational debate over the impact of classroom population on learning, the Abilene Board of Education has formally approved a significant update to its non-resident student enrollment policies, directly lowering grade-level capacity to

Can a School District Solve the Teacher Housing Crisis?
Education Management Can a School District Solve the Teacher Housing Crisis?

In the heart of Silicon Valley, where innovation drives a global economy, the educators tasked with shaping the next generation of minds face a profound and deeply personal challenge: the inability to afford a home in the community where they work. The Palo Alto Unified School District (PAUSD) is

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