Brown University Reports Drop in Diversity Among Incoming Students In the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court's 2023 decision to ban race-conscious admissions policies, Brown University has experienced a significant decline in racial and socioeconomic diversity within its latest freshman class.
As the demand for skills-based hiring and career advancement grows, microcredentials and Learning and Employment Records (LERs) have emerged as pivotal tools in the U.S. education system. These technologies document and verify individual competencies, offering new pathways to success, especially
The reintroduction of school resource officers (SROs) into Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) has sparked intense debate and raised complex questions surrounding legislative compliance, community priorities, and the impact on student well-being. This contentious issue is shaped by a mix of state
The Ozark school district has recently taken remarkable strides in its preschool program, which have been highlighted by the acquisition of two significant grants and the completion of essential infrastructure projects. These new developments underscore the district's dedication to enhancing
In a significant move towards enhancing the cybersecurity infrastructure of educational institutions, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has introduced the Schools and Libraries Cybersecurity Pilot Program. Commencing this fall, the three-year initiative will allocate $200 million to
In recent years, ongoing debates have emerged regarding the most effective use of additional school funding. Should districts prioritize hiring more staff, or is increasing teachers’ salaries a better investment for improving student achievement? The decision is crucial, especially when schools e
