As school doors swing open each year, parents across the nation breathe a sigh of relief, eager to return to routines and celebrate milestones like a simplified drop-off schedule for their children. Yet, amidst this excitement, a troubling scene unfolds in many school cafeterias, where young
Across the vibrant urban landscapes of Asia, a technological revolution is unfolding with artificial intelligence (AI) at its core, reshaping critical sectors like healthcare, education, and city management in profound ways. This surge in innovation, as highlighted by recent industry analyses,
As we navigate the complex intersection of education policy and immigration law, I’m thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the wake of the global pandemic, Camille has been at the forefront of helping institutions adapt
In a seismic shift for American education, federal funding cuts to teacher preparation programs under the Trump administration are sending shockwaves through K-12 schools nationwide, with a massive $600 million reduction announced in February by the U.S. Department of Education. This cut targets
As the academic year begins, Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond, Louisiana, sets a powerful tone by celebrating the remarkable achievements of its faculty and staff at the annual fall convocation held on August 15. This event, marking the start of a new academic chapter, brings the
In a time when many American colleges are facing dwindling student numbers due to demographic shifts and changing perceptions of higher education, Oklahoma’s flagship universities are charting a dramatically different course with unprecedented growth. The University of Oklahoma (OU) and Oklahoma
As the summer days wind down, the anticipation for a new academic chapter builds across New York City, where the public school system is bustling with energy and preparation for the upcoming term starting on September 4. Families, educators, and students are coming together in a shared mission to
Minnesota’s K-12 education system is navigating a challenging landscape, as recent data from state officials highlights both persistent struggles and small victories in student performance and attendance. The latest report on the Minnesota Comprehensive Assessment (MCA) tests, alongside attendance
Across the United States, the once-rapid growth of charter schools seems to be hitting a wall, with closures and stagnating enrollment painting a troubling picture for a sector that promised innovation and choice in education. Reports indicate that dozens of these schools have shuttered their doors
After enduring more than two years of closure due to severe flooding that caused significant structural damage, a specialist education facility in Blidworth, part of R.E.A.L. Independent School Mansfield, has finally reopened its doors to students with complex additional needs. The site, managed by
