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
We’re thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the wake of the pandemic, Camille has been at the forefront of helping institutions navigate the complexities of open and e-learning programs. Today, we’re diving into the
In a region where educational attainment significantly lags behind the state average, SDSU Imperial Valley stands as a transformative force under the dedicated leadership of Dean Guillermina Nunez-Mchiri, offering hope and opportunity to countless students. With a record-breaking enrollment of 476
In an era where smartphones are nearly ubiquitous among students, a growing concern over their impact on learning environments has prompted innovative responses from educators across the nation, particularly at Paw Paw Public Schools in Michigan. A bold policy restricting cell phone use during
In the heart of the Santa Clara River Valley, a long-standing promise to bring higher education closer to the residents of Santa Paula, Fillmore, and Piru is being rekindled by the Ventura County Community College District. Over two decades ago, a $356 million bond measure approved in 2002 sparked
As the new academic year approaches, the Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Qatar prepares to host a transformative event that sets the tone for a positive and enriching school experience at the Qatar National Convention Center in Doha. Scheduled for August 25 and 26, this annual
The childcare sector in Australia is grappling with a profound crisis that has left families reeling and experts sounding the alarm, as the pursuit of profit often overshadows the fundamental need for child safety and quality care. A recent high-profile investigation into Angels Paradise Adaptive
On a warm August day at Eaton High School Student Union in Haslet, Texas, an inspiring milestone unfolded as Camp Fire First Texas hosted a remarkable event to honor the achievements of 84 graduates from its Early Education Apprenticeship Program (EEAP). This celebration, themed “Honoring Our
Complex businesses aren’t underperforming for lack of technical expertise. They’re underperforming—quietly, persistently—for lack of soft skills. The same is true in professional education. Corporate universities and executive education providers may equip learners with strong technical knowledge,
