The U.S. Department of Education is undergoing significant staffing changes that hint at a potential reorientation toward Trump-era policies and administrative approaches under the potential leadership of Linda McMahon. Should McMahon be confirmed by the Senate, her appointment would signify a
In recent times, schools around the Quad-Cities have confronted an increasing number of weather disruptions, leading to significant challenges in maintaining consistent educational schedules. On Tuesday, Jan. 21, an array of schools across Illinois and Iowa adjusted their plans due to unforeseen
The persistent challenge of chronic absenteeism has been further exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, with alarming current data showing that one in four classroom seats remains empty, nearly twice the number from before the pandemic. This troubling trend not only leads to immediate academic
South Carolina school districts have decided to close on Friday, January 10, 2025, and move to eLearning due to anticipated severe winter weather conditions. This measure aims to ensure the safety of students and staff amid forecasts predicting hazardous weather, including snow, sleet, and freezing
The impact of Hurricane Helene on Upstate South Carolina has been significant, necessitating numerous changes in the operation of local schools and colleges. As the severe weather approaches, educational institutions have taken robust measures to ensure the safety of their communities while
Recent federal survey data continues to shed light on the persistent challenges that U.S. public schools face in hiring fully certified teachers, revealing a situation that has yet to significantly improve. As of August, the average public school reported six teacher vacancies, with 20 percent of
