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The persistent gap between the growing number of students referred for special education evaluations and the limited number of school psychologists available to conduct them has forced districts nationwide to confront a significant operational and ethical dilemma. This challenge, intensified by

The discovery of hundreds of millions of dollars in mismanaged payments and a complete collapse of asset tracking at a major public university has pushed Texas Southern University to a perilous crossroads with state lawmakers. A comprehensive state audit of the university’s financial and accounting

The financial reports out of Duke University tell a story of remarkable success, detailing a preemptive cost-cutting campaign that yielded nearly $300 million in savings and a projected budget surplus, yet this narrative of fiscal prudence obscures a more complex and unsettling question about the

With a rich background in education management, Camille Faivre has become a guiding voice for institutions navigating the complexities of the post-pandemic academic world. Her work focuses on helping colleges adapt and thrive by developing robust open and e-learning programs. As the U.S. Department

In a decisive move to address the escalating pressures on its educators, the Singapore Ministry of Education has embarked on a comprehensive, nationwide initiative aimed at significantly reducing teacher workload and enhancing overall well-being. Education Minister Desmond Lee has affirmed that

In a landmark move set to reshape the landscape of public healthcare and medical education, the government of Uttar Pradesh has initiated an ambitious recruitment drive of unprecedented scale. Under the direction of Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the state is moving to fill over 1,200 academic and