Proposed legislative changes in Iowa could soon prohibit the use of cell phones within public schools, a matter awaiting final endorsement by Governor Kim Reynolds. This potential ban, encapsulated in House File 782, is being closely observed by local school authorities who are preparing to adapt
The Southern Oregon Head Start program recently faced a significant threat due to potential federal funding cuts, causing alarm among the employees, community advocates, regional lawmakers, and families that depend on its services. Given the importance of this program in Jackson and Josephine
Today, we have the pleasure of speaking with Camille Faivre, an expert in education management with a particular focus on open and e-learning programs. As institutions navigate through the complexities of the post-pandemic landscape, Camille has been instrumental in guiding them through the
A Pivotal Moment for UNO Imagine an academic institution that once thrived with a bustling student body now facing desolate hallways and dwindling resources. The University of New Orleans (UNO) has found itself at such a crossroads. With enrollment figures plummeting and financial instability
The landscape of student loans is undergoing significant reforms. As student debt soars, with estimates reaching over $1.7 trillion, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) is proposing notable changes to the structure of student loan forgiveness and repayment plans. This roundup article compiles
New York state leaders, along with New York City Public Schools administrators, have taken a firm stand regarding their diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies, highlighting their resilience in the face of federal pressure. Despite threats from the Trump administration to cut federal
