Amid growing concerns regarding the diminishing presence of playtime in children’s lives, experts are advocating for substantial changes within school regulations. This push comes against a backdrop of increasing barriers to children's playtime, such as heightened screen time, pervasive online
The Future Farmers of America (FFA) program, one of the largest youth organizations in the United States, continues to transform young minds and cultivate emerging leaders, touching nearly a million members across the nation. Highlighted during National FFA Week, the significance of FFA extends
Financial literacy is an indispensable skill for college students, yet it is often overlooked in traditional education systems. In today's economic landscape, understanding how to manage money, budget, and invest is critical for long-term stability and success. Students constantly face
Governor J.B. Pritzker has outlined a comprehensive budget for Illinois for the fiscal year 2026, focusing on enhancing education funding amidst anticipated federal cutbacks. This proposal underscores the state's commitment to education, even as federal COVID-19 relief funds dwindle.
Introducing Camille Faivre, an expert in education management with a unique focus on developing open and e-learning programs in the post-pandemic landscape. Today, she shares her journey and insights into mental health counseling, observations from her career, highlights from her recently published
Pittsburgh Schools Launch Program to Combat Severe Teacher Shortage The Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) district has initiated a groundbreaking Career and Technical Education (CTE) program called Emerging Educators. Launched in fall 2024 at Brashear High School, this program aims to address the
With only four weeks remaining until Selection Sunday, the college basketball landscape is rapidly intensifying, and excitement continues to build as teams vie for prime seeding in the NCAA Tournament. Auburn has impressively managed to retain its No. 1 position, a testament to their consistent
Districts across the nation are making significant investments in constructing schools specifically designed for 4-year-olds. These facilities are tailored to meet the unique needs and developmental stages of young children, creating environments that foster learning through play. One notable
The significant and concerning trend of declining preschool enrollment rates in some of New Jersey's poorest school districts, specifically focusing on 3- and 4-year-olds eligible for full-day preschool programs, has drawn the attention of educational authorities and policymakers. A
In a significant policy shift, the United States Department of Labor (DOL) decided to stop enforcing anti-discrimination regulations for federal contractors. The move comes after an executive order issued by former President Donald Trump on January 22, which rescinded a long-standing directive
