Michigan has embarked on a transformative journey with the recent approval of a groundbreaking $24.12 billion education budget, nestled within an expansive $81 billion state agreement, marking an unprecedented level of investment in K-12 schools, colleges, and universities across the state. This
A staggering 70% of U.S. adults now believe that higher education is heading in the wrong direction, a sharp rise from just 56% in 2020, according to a recent survey by a leading research organization conducted among 3,445 participants, painting a vivid picture of widespread disillusionment. This
As the election draws near, St. Paul Public Schools (SPPS) stand at a critical crossroads, with the future of over 33,000 students hanging in the balance due to a pivotal levy referendum. School leaders, including Hallah Henderson, chair of the St. Paul school board, and Leah VanDassor, president
In a dramatic showdown that could reshape the landscape of higher education, California Governor Gavin Newsom has drawn a line in the sand against a provocative Trump administration initiative dubbed the “Compact.” This federal proposal dangles the promise of priority research funding to select
In a significant turn of events, Weston College, located in the southwest of England, has recently emerged from a financial notice to improve (NTI) imposed by the Department for Education (DfE) due to severe governance lapses tied to undisclosed payments to a former principal. This development
In a time when student loan debt across the United States has climbed to an alarming $1.814 trillion, the pursuit of higher education that balances affordability with meaningful returns has become a pressing concern for countless families and students. With the average borrower facing a debt of
