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Ithaca College Expands Public EV Charging Network
Education Management Ithaca College Expands Public EV Charging Network

In a decisive move to address the growing demand for electric vehicle infrastructure, Ithaca College has fundamentally transformed its campus into a regional hub for EV drivers by launching the “Recharge at IC” initiative, a project that significantly expands public charging access. This major

Community Fights Baltimore Plan to Close Four Schools
Education Management Community Fights Baltimore Plan to Close Four Schools

An overwhelming wave of community opposition met the Baltimore City school board as over one hundred students, parents, and staff members gathered to protest a deeply contentious plan to shutter four local schools. The meeting room was filled with palpable tension and emotion as speaker after

CFP's Automatic Bids Undermine Its Integrity
Education Management CFP's Automatic Bids Undermine Its Integrity

The arrival of the College Football Playoff bracket is an annual tradition that sparks intense debate, but the current 12-team format has introduced a structural flaw that challenges the very premise of crowning a true national champion. While expansion was intended to create more access and

Can a Partnership Solve the MCPS HQ Crisis?
Education Management Can a Partnership Solve the MCPS HQ Crisis?

The Montgomery County Public Schools system is confronting a crisis that extends far beyond the classroom, as its central administrative headquarters has deteriorated into an environment described by staff as hazardous and unsafe. In response to growing concerns over the state of the Carver

Guilford College Secures Accreditation After Turnaround
Education Management Guilford College Secures Accreditation After Turnaround

Introduction From Probationary Status to a Stable Future For small liberal arts colleges across the nation, the threat of financial instability is an ever-present reality, making stories of resilience not just inspiring but essential blueprints for survival. Guilford College’s recent journey from

AI Can Finally Fix Teacher Professional Development
EdTech AI Can Finally Fix Teacher Professional Development

As a district administrator and professor of educational leadership, Dr. Andy Szeto has a unique, ground-level view of the challenges and opportunities facing schools today. He has spent his career teaching and advising the next generation of school leaders while navigating the practical realities

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