In recent years, the landscape of special education policies has become increasingly complex and fast-changing, with significant implications for students with disabilities and their families. Changes in state policies regarding the eligibility age for special education services, often driven by
In a comprehensive policy outline titled "Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise," Project 2025 proposes sweeping changes across the American educational landscape, focusing on conservative ideals aimed at fundamentally reshaping K-12 and higher education. Peter Greene’s detailed analysis
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has approved a series of new regulations proposed by the state Department of Education under Superintendent Ryan Walters. These rules, now enforceable as law, introduce significant changes including a controversial measure linking school accreditation to student
In a bold stride towards educational advancement, the Volusia County School Board has made considerable strides in updating its policies to reflect the evolving needs of students and educators. These changes, heralding the 2024-2025 academic year, mark a significant overhaul in key areas such as
The advent of generative AI technologies in academic environments has stirred extensive discourse on their impact on academic integrity. Amid these discussions, the higher education community reeled from the abrupt departure of Dr. Claudine Gay from her prominent role at Harvard University because
The United States Department of Justice has issued a rule that marks a significant step forward for individuals with disabilities. This rule ensures that web content and mobile applications provided by public entities, including state and local governments and their educational institutions, meet
