The professor lost out on a leadership role and lighter teaching load due to their online behavior, not because of retaliation, the three-judge panel ruled. Continue Reading »
The private North Carolina institutions said the combination would help meet the educational and workforce needs of Charlotte, the state's biggest city. Continue Reading »
The government is seeking $1 billion and expansive access to University of California records, among other things, to settle antisemitism allegations. Continue Reading »
Just a quarter of graduates from high-poverty schools in 2018 earned a degree within six years, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found. Continue Reading »
The GOP-led committees will issue reports on “bias, discourse, and freedom of speech” amid concerns around free speech and expression in the state. Continue Reading »
The public university last month revoked funding for students to work at the Pride Center, a local LGBTQ+ nonprofit, citing recent federal guidance. Continue Reading »
The institution is capturing energy savings from mechanical system upgrades, making it possible to do upgrades faster, a facility engineer said. Continue Reading »
Nursing, teaching and engineering would experience the largest gaps, per a study from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce. Continue Reading »
The move would save $7.7 million, according to the public institution’s chancellor, who also called for merging other programs into new interdisciplinary schools. Continue Reading »
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In a fireside chat at the RISE conference, the U.S. education secretary also touched on literacy, school choice, CTE and educational innovations. Continue Reading »
With 64 schools still holding a C or D rating, the community support is meant to be “wind in the sails” as they work toward an A or B. Continue Reading »
Kyrene School District pointed to the state’s expansion of universal private school vouchers as a factor in declining enrollment and closure decisions. Continue Reading »
School leaders can also encourage student voice in a variety of ways, including through advisory committees and office hours, researchers say. Continue Reading »
Even as teachers' use of open educational resources grows, both print and digital materials are still common in classrooms, new research finds. Continue Reading »
Just a quarter of graduates from high-poverty schools in 2018 earned a degree within six years, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found. Continue Reading »
The state Supreme Court paused the curriculum Monday, hindering Superintendent Ryan Walters’ recent efforts to inject "Biblical principles" into K-12 classrooms. Continue Reading »
States and districts need to set targets for improvement, use innovative interventions and be more transparent about student performance, CRPE said. Continue Reading »
The government is seeking $1 billion and expansive access to University of California records, among other things, to settle antisemitism allegations. 
Just a quarter of graduates from high-poverty schools in 2018 earned a degree within six years, the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center found. 
The GOP-led committees will issue reports on “bias, discourse, and freedom of speech” amid concerns around free speech and expression in the state. 
The public university last month revoked funding for students to work at the Pride Center, a local LGBTQ+ nonprofit, citing recent federal guidance. 
Nursing, teaching and engineering would experience the largest gaps, per a study from Georgetown University’s Center on Education and the Workforce. 
The move would save $7.7 million, according to the public institution’s chancellor, who also called for merging other programs into new interdisciplinary schools. 
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from posts on X leading to instructor terminations to looming regulations from the U.S. Department of Education. 
In a fireside chat at the RISE conference, the U.S. education secretary also touched on literacy, school choice, CTE and educational innovations. 
With 64 schools still holding a C or D rating, the community support is meant to be “wind in the sails” as they work toward an A or B. 
Kyrene School District pointed to the state’s expansion of universal private school vouchers as a factor in declining enrollment and closure decisions. 
School leaders can also encourage student voice in a variety of ways, including through advisory committees and office hours, researchers say. 
Even as teachers' use of open educational resources grows, both print and digital materials are still common in classrooms, new research finds. 
Some 74% of U.S. parents say they are satisfied with their eldest child’s education, a recent Gallup poll found. 
It may take three more decades for men and women to reach parity, according to ILO Group. 
The state Supreme Court paused the curriculum Monday, hindering Superintendent Ryan Walters’ recent efforts to inject "Biblical principles" into K-12 classrooms. 
States and districts need to set targets for improvement, use innovative interventions and be more transparent about student performance, CRPE said.