Policies & Regulations

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

Can a Tax Break Fix the Harris County Child Care Crisis?
Education Management Can a Tax Break Fix the Harris County Child Care Crisis?

In a landscape where working families increasingly struggle to find affordable and high-quality early childhood education, Harris County is grappling with a severe child care shortage that threatens its economic stability and the well-being of its youngest residents. The immense strain on both

DeSantis Proposes New College Takeover of USF Campus
Education Management DeSantis Proposes New College Takeover of USF Campus

In a move that sends shockwaves through Florida's higher education landscape, Governor Ron DeSantis has unveiled a budget proposal that would see the rapidly transforming New College of Florida assume complete control of the University of South Florida's Sarasota-Manatee campus. The proposal, part

Judge Rejects Federal Delay for Student Loan Relief
Education Management Judge Rejects Federal Delay for Student Loan Relief

With a sharp focus on education management, particularly in the post-pandemic era, Camille Faivre has become a leading voice on the operational and policy challenges facing U.S. higher education. She guides institutions through the complexities of federal regulations and supports the implementation

Is The UK's School Entry Test Harming Children?
Education Management Is The UK's School Entry Test Harming Children?

Within the first few weeks of starting school, a period traditionally dedicated to fostering a sense of security and building foundational relationships, four- and five-year-olds across the UK are now required to sit a mandatory standardized test. This assessment, known as the Reception Baseline

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