Javier Abaitua

In a landscape where higher education faces intense scrutiny, a staggering statistic emerges: minority enrollment at selective colleges has declined significantly since a landmark Supreme Court ruling in 2023 banned race-conscious admissions, and this shift is compounded by new directives from

Imagine a high school senior in rural Alabama, uncertain about college due to daunting application processes and financial concerns, suddenly receiving a direct offer of admission without the usual hurdles. This scenario is becoming a reality through Alabama's innovative Direct Admissions

As students across Lee County gear up for the new school year, a significant change awaits them in classrooms district-wide, particularly spotlighted at Gateway High School, where a stringent cellphone policy is now in full effect. This regulation, recently approved by the Lee County School Board,

In an era where virtual education has become a cornerstone of learning, many parents find themselves grappling with how to best support their children in navigating digital classrooms, especially as the shift from traditional school settings to online platforms introduces both remarkable

What happens when the path to a better life becomes a road to nowhere for those who need it most? Picture a young, determined student from a struggling neighborhood, the first in their family to attend college, pinning all hopes on a degree to break the cycle of poverty. Yet, in 2025, data reveals

In a striking response to growing concerns about student well-being, colleges across Kentucky have united to tackle a pressing issue affecting thousands of young adults in the state’s higher education system, with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System (KCTCS), serving over 110,000

In an era where financial literacy is more critical than ever, the demand for skilled financial planners continues to surge, driven by an aging population and complex economic landscapes. Bowling Green State University (BGSU) in Ohio has taken a significant step forward by partnering with Schwab

As the summer winds down in Gainesville, Florida, families across Alachua County are gearing up for the new academic year, with classes set to begin on August 11. This pivotal time brings a mix of excitement and preparation, as parents and students navigate the logistics of returning to school

Imagine a classroom where essential tutoring programs vanish overnight, teachers face layoffs, and after-school activities that spark creativity and ambition are suddenly cut, leaving students without vital opportunities. This is the harsh reality unfolding across American school districts in 2025

In a bold move to curb distractions and enhance focus in the classroom, a school district in Iowa has rolled out a stringent policy that prohibits students from using cellphones and personal electronic devices throughout the entire school day. This sweeping ban, affecting students in grades 5