The US higher education system is currently navigating a turbulent sea of challenges, particularly in financial sustainability and leadership. At the helm, Rich Cordray's upcoming departure from the Federal Student Aid office raises questions about the continuity of student support services
In response to economic headwinds and shifting educational landscapes, Drake University in Iowa has made significant cuts to its academic offerings. The decision to discontinue select programs aims to refocus resources and stabilize financial projections, mirroring actions taken by other
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has presented a striking portrait of growth and academic success in its latest Annual Performance Report. This detailed account reveals a variety of improvements and significant progress in key areas. Highlights include academic achievements, noticeable increases in
The proposed closure of Pittsburgh Conroy, a special education center in Pittsburgh's North Side, has ignited significant concern and opposition among parents, students, and staff. The center serves nearly 200 students with developmental disabilities and autism spectrum disorder, providing a
Barbara Taylor Bowman, a prominent figure in early childhood education, passed away at the age of 96. Renowned for her extensive contributions to the field, Bowman's career spanned numerous roles, including consultant, commissioner, speaker, board member, founder, advocate, academic, and
The quality of American public schools has long been a topic of concern, with many pointing fingers at various factors contributing to their mediocrity. One significant area of debate is the role of federal oversight. This article delves into whether the U.S. Department of Education and associated
