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Faculty groups have slammed the measure, which would allow boards to terminate instructors who teach programs with low enrollment or revenue. 
A bill in the state’s General Assembly would declare financial exigency at the university and transform it into a polytechnic institution. 
The federal agency's abrupt cancellation of about 2,300 grants weakened the U.S. research training pipeline, per a new peer-reviewed analysis. 
The New England Commission of Higher Education asked the institution to show why it should not be placed on probation or lose accreditation. 
The findings stand "in stark contrast to the public’s perception,” report author Phillip Levine said. 
Plaintiffs say the university’s cancellation of two publications over their focus on women and Black audiences violated the First Amendment. 
The measure aims to promote diverse viewpoints in classrooms. But some experts say it's part of a troubling trend to restrict certain speech in classrooms. 
Laguna Beach High School’s peer-to-peer mental health initiative, the Student Support Collective, is proving to boost student safety and belonging. 
A growing percentage of district leaders also report declining economic conditions in their districts in a new AASA salary and benefits study. 
Up to 28 schools could be closed, converted or repurposed, the Georgia district said as it seeks to balance enrollment across its buildings. 
About 1 in 7 public school teachers changed schools or left the profession between 2020-21 and 2021-22, according to the Learning Policy Institute. 
Rejecting a religious group's bid to open a public school is unconstitutional, the organization’s lawsuit claims. 
A report from the Or Initiative suggests educators can use digital literacy and encourage civil discourse to support student dialogue. 
The Advanced Education Research & Development Fund report offers insights into where older readers struggle and advice on how to help them.