Policies & Regulations

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 significant stride toward enhancing child protection, the Douglas County School District (DCSD) in Colorado is diligently revising its mandatory reporting policies to align with newly enacted state legislation, known as House Bill 25-1188. This update comes on the heels of a law rooted in

In a small corner of eastern Maine, a decision by Regional School Unit 24 (RSU 24), spanning Hancock and Washington counties, has ignited a firestorm of debate over the rights of transgender students in schools, reflecting a growing divide between local decisions and broader legal frameworks. This

In the vibrant community of Arlington, Virginia, a crucial School Board election is capturing the attention of parents, educators, and students alike, as two candidates with starkly different visions vie for a pivotal seat. Monique “Moe” Bryant, a first-time contender with the Democratic

Imagine a university campus thrown into disarray as its president abruptly resigns under political fire, leaving faculty, students, and stakeholders scrambling for stability in an environment that desperately needs strong leadership. This scenario is becoming all too common in higher education

Imagine a scenario where the federal government offers a lucrative deal to top universities, promising prioritized research funding but at a steep cost—surrendering control over admissions, protest policies, and ideological stances, which has become the harsh reality for select California