Imagine a university caught in a high-stakes showdown with federal authorities over the very principles that shape its identity, and you have George Mason University (GMU) in Virginia at the center of a storm. GMU finds itself facing allegations of civil rights violations in its hiring and
As we navigate the complex intersection of education policy and immigration law, I’m thrilled to sit down with Camille Faivre, a renowned education expert with a deep focus on education management. In the wake of the global pandemic, Camille has been at the forefront of helping institutions adapt
In a seismic shift for American education, federal funding cuts to teacher preparation programs under the Trump administration are sending shockwaves through K-12 schools nationwide, with a massive $600 million reduction announced in February by the U.S. Department of Education. This cut targets
Across Oregon, as students and educators step back into classrooms each year, an undercurrent of anxiety grips many communities, especially those with significant immigrant populations like Woodburn, where the fear of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests, intensified by recent
In the small community of Longview, Washington, the Head Start program at Lower Columbia College stands as a beacon of hope for nearly 300 children from low-income families, yet it is currently navigating a turbulent sea of uncertainty brought on by sweeping federal policy shifts under the Trump
In a groundbreaking move to bolster the educational framework, the West Bengal School Service Commission (WBSSC) has unveiled an extensive recruitment campaign targeting 8,477 non-teaching staff positions across government-aided and sponsored schools in the state. This initiative, announced
