As a new school year unfolds across the state, Indiana stands at a pivotal moment in its commitment to shaping the future of its students, with groundbreaking legislative changes and unprecedented financial investments aimed at transforming the educational landscape. Recent policies and budget
Imagine a typical morning with a young child: cereal spills across the table, socks don’t match, and constant reminders to hurry up barely make a dent in the chaos, revealing a child’s struggle with planning, self-control, and task management—key aspects of executive function. These moments
Wayne State University has taken a significant step forward in fostering academic excellence by announcing the latest cohort of its Academic Leadership Academy (ALA) for the 2025-26 academic year, a program meticulously crafted under the Division of Academic Affairs to nurture talent. This
The Clark County School District (CCSD) in Las Vegas is confronting a staggering $70 million budget deficit, a financial crisis largely fueled by unexpectedly low student enrollment and shifts in state funding policies. This shortfall has thrust the district into a challenging position, compelling
The alarming decline in K-12 student performance across reading, math, and science has become a pressing concern for educators, policymakers, and families throughout the United States, as data reveals a troubling trend that predates and persists beyond the disruptions caused by the COVID-19
In a world where education increasingly transcends borders, two Clemson University alumni, Taj Mack-Pete and Chloe Milkowski, are making remarkable strides through the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, carrying their passion for teaching to distant corners of the globe. Stationed in Taipei, Taiwan,
