Policies & Regulations

SAVE Plan Termination Puts Millions of Borrowers at Risk
Education Management SAVE Plan Termination Puts Millions of Borrowers at Risk

In a significant policy reversal with far-reaching consequences, the U.S. Department of Education has put forward a legal settlement that would formally dismantle the Biden administration's landmark Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE) repayment plan, leaving approximately seven million enrolled

Tennessee Sends 45,000 Seniors Automatic College Offers
Education Management Tennessee Sends 45,000 Seniors Automatic College Offers

The traditional path to higher education, often fraught with complex applications, daunting financial aid forms, and significant stress, is undergoing a radical transformation in one state, potentially reshaping the future for an entire generation of students. The Tennessee Higher Education

How Will a $1.3B Levy Reshape Seattle Schools?
Education Management How Will a $1.3B Levy Reshape Seattle Schools?

With an overwhelming 80% of Seattle voters approving the historic Families, Education, Preschool, and Promise levy, the city has issued a powerful mandate to fundamentally reinvest in its children from their earliest years through their entry into the workforce. This landmark $1.3 billion

Douglas County Schools Face State Takeover Amid Fiscal Crisis
Education Management Douglas County Schools Face State Takeover Amid Fiscal Crisis

The Douglas County School District is confronting a severe financial emergency of such magnitude that it stands on the precipice of a complete state takeover of its fiscal management, a situation brought into stark relief during a recent hearing before the State Department of Taxation. District

Will Manitowoc's New Schedule Fail Families?
Education Management Will Manitowoc's New Schedule Fail Families?

The delicate balance between school schedules and family life has become a critical point of tension in communities across the nation, and Manitowoc is now the latest to find itself at the center of this debate. The Manitowoc Public School District (MPSD) Board of Education recently approved a

Who Will Pay for North Dakota's Child Care Shortfall?
Education Management Who Will Pay for North Dakota's Child Care Shortfall?

In an ironic twist of policy success, North Dakota’s effort to bolster its child care industry has created an unexpected $35.5 million budget shortfall, pushing state officials into a corner and forcing a series of difficult decisions that will directly impact the program's beneficiaries. The

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