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The institution’s leaders said they have received multiple grant terminations since the Trump administration froze over $2.2 billion of its federal funding. 
The agency said the nearly $21.6 million grant competitions do not “align with the objectives established by the Trump Administration.” 
After filing for bankruptcy last year, a judge this week ordered its case to be converted into Chapter 7 after alarms raised by the U.S. trustee’s office. 
Republicans proposed a tiered system on wealthy private institutions’ investment income, though experts say higher rates could harm student aid. 
States could face hard budgetary decisions ahead as federal stimulus funding runs dry, the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association said. 
Set to launch in 2026, programs offered through the district’s technical college would provide a higher credential for registered apprentices. 
The federal government escalated attacks against the Ivy League institution, calling it a “breeding ground for virtue signaling and discrimination.” 
A study of how attendance, discipline and other factors impact economics in California offers insights for school communities nationwide. 
We take a look back at the highs and lows of the federal preschool program’s 60 years of serving young children from low-income families. 
Three former students share how the preschool program benefited them, and how they’ve stayed connected to Head Start via careers in education. 
The sector reportedly takes an average of 4.8 months to report attacks — higher than for business, government and healthcare. 
Lawmakers discussed what makes a high-quality charter and the role federal legislation can play during a Wednesday subcommittee hearing. 
Memphis-Shelby County Schools’ federal lawsuit against the ed tech giant is among the latest that have been filed by over 100 other districts nationwide. 
Other K-12 education expenses, such as tutoring and therapies, would also be supported under the Republican-endorsed tax credit initiative. 
Schools like East Marion Elementary in Mississippi have found arts integration benefits both test scores and social skills. 
High schools in 32 states are now required to offer at least one computer science course, according to a Code.org Advocacy Coalition report.