The Ivy League institution's top officials signaled possible staff reductions along with scaled back capital spending and other measures. Continue Reading »
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the Trump administration’s latest court setback to public university systems forming a new accreditor. Continue Reading »
They should consider if they hold views counter to successfully leading an institution through a merger or acquisition, one consolidation expert says. Continue Reading »
The private nonprofit is cutting $140 million from its budget as it grapples with “significant budget consequences” from federal policy shifts. Continue Reading »
The move follows similar lawsuits against Kentucky and Texas as the Trump administration targets laws that states have had on their books for years. Continue Reading »
Expanding Pell Grants to short-term programs and consolidating student loan programs were among the proposals flagged by the chamber’s parliamentarian. Continue Reading »
In his announcement, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis slammed the current system as an "accreditation cartel" and decried diversity standards at accreditors. Continue Reading »
Over 86% of first-year students returned to college in the spring, according to the latest data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. Continue Reading »
The White House says its IDEA budget proposal would be less complex and more effective. Critics worry about cuts and reduced accountability. Continue Reading »
The Education Department’s course change will allow all states — at least temporarily — to draw down federal COVID funds preapproved for extensions. Continue Reading »
The Supreme Court majority wrote that few religious acts are as important to people of faith as the religious education of their children. Continue Reading »
The decision, which could have upended the federal internet discount program for schools, means schools can continue to apply for the program's funding. Continue Reading »
Alex Marrero outlines an ambitious plan to improve schools facing state intervention — and he wants to ensure all stakeholders are heard. Continue Reading »
The Trump administration says the CTE change will improve efficiencies and spur innovation. Critics say it's "fragmented" and "illegal." Continue Reading »
Teachers participating in the Next Education Workforce model were less likely to quit compared to those in traditional classrooms, researchers found. Continue Reading »
If California doesn’t sign a proposed resolution agreement within 10 days, its case could be referred to the U.S. Department of Justice for enforcement. Continue Reading »
The Ivy League institution's top officials signaled possible staff reductions along with scaled back capital spending and other measures. 
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the Trump administration’s latest court setback to public university systems forming a new accreditor. 
They should consider if they hold views counter to successfully leading an institution through a merger or acquisition, one consolidation expert says. 
The private nonprofit is cutting $140 million from its budget as it grapples with “significant budget consequences” from federal policy shifts. 
The move follows similar lawsuits against Kentucky and Texas as the Trump administration targets laws that states have had on their books for years. 
Expanding Pell Grants to short-term programs and consolidating student loan programs were among the proposals flagged by the chamber’s parliamentarian. 
In his announcement, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis slammed the current system as an "accreditation cartel" and decried diversity standards at accreditors. 
The reduction in force left the office "incapable of addressing the vast majority" of complaints, the ruling said. 
Over 86% of first-year students returned to college in the spring, according to the latest data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. 
The White House says its IDEA budget proposal would be less complex and more effective. Critics worry about cuts and reduced accountability. 
The Education Department’s course change will allow all states — at least temporarily — to draw down federal COVID funds preapproved for extensions. 
The Supreme Court majority wrote that few religious acts are as important to people of faith as the religious education of their children. 
The decision, which could have upended the federal internet discount program for schools, means schools can continue to apply for the program's funding. 
The Trump administration says the CTE change will improve efficiencies and spur innovation. Critics say it's "fragmented" and "illegal." 
Teachers participating in the Next Education Workforce model were less likely to quit compared to those in traditional classrooms, researchers found. 
Critics say funding public school systems, which educate most of the nation's students, should be Congress’ priority. 
If California doesn’t sign a proposed resolution agreement within 10 days, its case could be referred to the U.S. Department of Justice for enforcement.