It now has multiple categories to capture the size and mission of colleges and a new classification focused on student access and earnings. Continue Reading »
The Christian institution's board said “a possible funding source has surfaced" after warning last week it may have to shutter or go online. Continue Reading »
Organizations will have to certify that they don’t have diversity programs that violate federal antidiscrimination laws and that they aren’t boycotting Israel. Continue Reading »
Some metrics don’t adequately track certain students, including those attending part time or who start college in months other than the traditional fall semester. Continue Reading »
While Trump administration policies are pressuring major institutions, many of them have the resources to withstand disruption for now. Continue Reading »
The Ivy League institution’s scathing lawsuit accuses the federal government of threatening research “that has nothing at all to do with antisemitism.” Continue Reading »
A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order in the case, one of many contesting the Trump administration’s crackdown on international students. Continue Reading »
Employers that offer flexibility, purpose and growth will attract and retain the next generation of top talent, a CareerBuilder + Monster executive said. Continue Reading »
Leaders at the well-known institution said the support would sustain "vital research" until they had a "better understanding of the funding landscape." Continue Reading »
In addition to advancing AI in schools, the orders call for a review of discipline guidance based on “discriminatory and unlawful ‘equity’ ideology.” Continue Reading »
A draft order would direct federal agencies to prioritize artificial intelligence initiatives in schools and to help train students and teachers to use the tech. Continue Reading »
By increasing capacity by 2,000 students over last year, the district aims to mitigate learning loss and let students explore new interests and skills. Continue Reading »
Cost and lack of space remain barriers for many school districts that may want to offer this career education track, says one CTE expert. Continue Reading »
Transgender and nonbinary youth were more likely to experience food insecurity, houselessness and unmet basic needs compared to peers. Continue Reading »
The case may serve as a blueprint for other investigations as Attorney General Pam Bondi has warned "many, many" other states are next. Continue Reading »
A letter from California senators to the immigration enforcement agency reveals agents attempted to locate children — without any warrants — in grades 1-6. Continue Reading »
It now has multiple categories to capture the size and mission of colleges and a new classification focused on student access and earnings. 
Organizations will have to certify that they don’t have diversity programs that violate federal antidiscrimination laws and that they aren’t boycotting Israel. 
Some metrics don’t adequately track certain students, including those attending part time or who start college in months other than the traditional fall semester. 
While Trump administration policies are pressuring major institutions, many of them have the resources to withstand disruption for now. 
Leaders from two community colleges shared how they're soliciting student input to improve institutional planning. 
A federal judge granted a temporary restraining order in the case, one of many contesting the Trump administration’s crackdown on international students. 
Employers that offer flexibility, purpose and growth will attract and retain the next generation of top talent, a CareerBuilder + Monster executive said. 
Leaders at the well-known institution said the support would sustain "vital research" until they had a "better understanding of the funding landscape." 
In addition to advancing AI in schools, the orders call for a review of discipline guidance based on “discriminatory and unlawful ‘equity’ ideology.” 
A draft order would direct federal agencies to prioritize artificial intelligence initiatives in schools and to help train students and teachers to use the tech. 
Cost and lack of space remain barriers for many school districts that may want to offer this career education track, says one CTE expert. 
Transgender and nonbinary youth were more likely to experience food insecurity, houselessness and unmet basic needs compared to peers. 
The federal agency warned last week that it may retroactively pull funding to Maine for past Title IX violations. 
The case may serve as a blueprint for other investigations as Attorney General Pam Bondi has warned "many, many" other states are next. 
The Supreme Court’s opinion in Mahmoud v. Taylor could set precedent on parental opt-out policies and LGBTQ+ curricular content. 
A letter from California senators to the immigration enforcement agency reveals agents attempted to locate children — without any warrants — in grades 1-6. 
The decision is part of a longstanding debate about the legality of taxpayer dollars being used for private school tuitions.