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The 43-page report accused some colleges of failing to prevent antisemitism and the U.S. Department of Education of not imposing “real consequences.” Continue Reading »
Chancellor Terrence Cheng showed poor judgment when using an institutional credit card to make purchases but didn't violate system policy, the audit found. Continue Reading »
Given demographic trends, the sector will likely become more competitive and experience more closures, one consolidation expert argues. Continue Reading »
Some of the affected colleges had already moved to wind down their diversity, equity and inclusion centers ahead of the unanimous vote. Continue Reading »
A finalized plan to pare down and consolidate the private nonprofit’s offerings is meant to “keep our college competitive,” its president said. Continue Reading »
The move is part of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s broader push to create better career pathways for residents, including those who don’t have college diplomas. Continue Reading »
However, average rates showed racial and ethnic disparities, according to newly released National Center for Education Statistics data. Continue Reading »
Schools continue to navigate persistent workforce challenges, including a shortage of special education teachers and gaps in diversity. Continue Reading »
Opportunity gaps impact students from a variety of backgrounds in both public and private school choice programs, a CRPE report says. Continue Reading »
Given demographic trends, the sector will likely become more competitive and experience more closures, one consolidation expert argues. Continue Reading »
While artificial intelligence tools show promise, experts advise that teachers become AI-literate to maximize benefits and avoid missteps. Continue Reading »
Employers should be prepared for potential disruption caused by the rule, attorneys for law firm Fragomen wrote this week. 
The 43-page report accused some colleges of failing to prevent antisemitism and the U.S. Department of Education of not imposing “real consequences.” 
Chancellor Terrence Cheng showed poor judgment when using an institutional credit card to make purchases but didn't violate system policy, the audit found. 
Given demographic trends, the sector will likely become more competitive and experience more closures, one consolidation expert argues. 
Some of the affected colleges had already moved to wind down their diversity, equity and inclusion centers ahead of the unanimous vote. 
The Ivy League institution is rolling out several measures to tackle the deficit over the next five or so years, officials said. 
The move is part of Gov. Gavin Newsom’s broader push to create better career pathways for residents, including those who don’t have college diplomas. 
We're rounding up a collection of expert advice on topics that will continue to influence the sector's future in 2025. 
However, average rates showed racial and ethnic disparities, according to newly released National Center for Education Statistics data. 
Opportunity gaps impact students from a variety of backgrounds in both public and private school choice programs, a CRPE report says. 
Chronic or prolonged absences require additional consideration and planning to help students who miss class regain lost ground. 
While artificial intelligence tools show promise, experts advise that teachers become AI-literate to maximize benefits and avoid missteps. 
An economist says the president-elect’s proposed import taxes could drive up material costs and impact K-12 capital projects. 
Some 135 high schools would gain work-based learning and apprenticeship opportunities under the New York City initiative. 
Special educators, classroom aides and mental health professionals are among the most understaffed roles, according to NCES data.