The persistent gap between the growing number of students referred for special education evaluations and the limited number of school psychologists available to conduct them has forced districts nationwide to confront a significant operational and ethical dilemma. This challenge, intensified by
The fundamental expectation of a state's chief legal officer is to serve as its staunchest defender, a principle that was dramatically upended in Virginia when its own Attorney General joined federal forces to dismantle a law he was sworn to uphold. This unprecedented move plunged the Commonwealth
With federal research funding constantly under a microscope, we sat down with Camille Faivre, a leading expert in higher education management, to dissect the recent, high-stakes legal battle over the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) attempt to cap indirect research costs. This interview
A comprehensive analysis of new research from Wake Forest University reveals a powerful and consistent correlation between a college student's sense of belonging and their likelihood of successful degree completion. The study underscores that fostering an inclusive and connected campus environment
A student diligently following a chemistry lab manual and another who learns to cook by experimenting with ingredients in the kitchen are often perceived as engaging in two fundamentally different types of learning. This traditional dichotomy has long shaped educational philosophy, drawing a
A substantial grant awarded by the Delaplaine Foundation, Inc. is set to significantly bolster youth literacy efforts throughout the Frederick community, empowering a new generation of readers and future educators. Hood College’s Department of Education has been selected as the recipient of a
