A groundbreaking legal decision has unfolded within the landscape of college sports, ushering in sweeping changes to how student athletes are compensated. Federal district judge Claudia Wilken has made a historic ruling in the House v. NCAA lawsuit, allowing colleges to directly pay their student
In a landscape where teachers are dealing with stress levels surpassing even the heights reached during the pandemic, the education sector is facing a critical moment. Camille Faivre, an expert in education management, has been at the forefront of developing innovative strategies to support
The introduction of a statewide cellphone ban across New York schools marks a significant shift in educational policy aimed at reducing distractions and enhancing student focus. Officially mandated for the 2025-26 school year, this regulation forbids the use of personally-owned internet-enabled
As Kharkiv faces ongoing conflict that disrupts daily life, the city's education sector presses on with remarkable resilience and ingenuity. Since the escalation of hostilities, safety threats have forced schools to radically adapt by shifting classes to subterranean locations. This development
As Michigan continues to expand its educational offerings, one significant challenge remains unmet: the provision of summer child care for 4-year-olds. The Great Start Readiness Program (GSRP), while a landmark initiative in pre-kindergarten education, leaves a critical gap when its services halt
The alignment of teachers' compensation with their role in shaping students’ educational experiences has become the focal point of education policy in England. As the School Teachers' Review Body (STRB) rolled out its much-anticipated recommendations, the government gave its nod of approval,
