Attorney General Jay Jones is looking for in-house lawyers for three colleges to “fight back” against the Trump administration’s “politically-motivated assaults.” Continue Reading »
The Trump administration is at the center of major unfolding litigation, from efforts to cap overhead research funding to attacks on Harvard University. Continue Reading »
The agency wants to make it easier for new accreditors to gain recognition and to curb diversity, equity and inclusion standards, per a Federal Register notice. Continue Reading »
College presidents at the American Association of Colleges and Universities’ annual conference advised others to look to their mission as their North Star. Continue Reading »
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from pushback against President Donald Trump’s government in court to the latest congressional budget moves. Continue Reading »
First Amendment experts break down the free speech implications of the heavily scrutinized agreement to restore the university’s research funding. Continue Reading »
Senior higher education officials shared their strategies for tackling busy jobs at the American Association of Colleges and Universities′ annual conference. Continue Reading »
The pledge from software billionaire David Duffield, added to his $100 million gift last year, will go toward the Ivy League institution's engineering school. Continue Reading »
A new report recommends that states inform parents of any education and civil rights that may be lost if they participate in a private school choice program. Continue Reading »
Supporters say the change would improve dyslexia identification practices, but critics worry it could delay interventions and lead to misidentification. Continue Reading »
State-led programs that use taxpayer funds for private school tuition have expanded rapidly. A new federal program will add even more options. Continue Reading »
Efforts to shutter the Education Department threaten to sever lifelines that protect students furthest from privilege and opportunity, writes one expert. Continue Reading »
NWEA’s playbook suggests that schools develop a recovery plan and build relationships with community groups before any severe climate event occurs. Continue Reading »
A low-income district east of San Jose has become a “bright spot” for tackling absenteeism with an approach focused on data and student interactions. Continue Reading »
We’re tracking districts’ plans to shutter or consolidate schools amid enrollment pressure from falling birthrates and growing school choice. Continue Reading »
Attorney General Jay Jones is looking for in-house lawyers for three colleges to “fight back” against the Trump administration’s “politically-motivated assaults.” 
The Trump administration is at the center of major unfolding litigation, from efforts to cap overhead research funding to attacks on Harvard University. 
The agency wants to make it easier for new accreditors to gain recognition and to curb diversity, equity and inclusion standards, per a Federal Register notice. 
College presidents at the American Association of Colleges and Universities’ annual conference advised others to look to their mission as their North Star. 
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from pushback against President Donald Trump’s government in court to the latest congressional budget moves. 
First Amendment experts break down the free speech implications of the heavily scrutinized agreement to restore the university’s research funding. 
Senior higher education officials shared their strategies for tackling busy jobs at the American Association of Colleges and Universities′ annual conference. 
The pledge from software billionaire David Duffield, added to his $100 million gift last year, will go toward the Ivy League institution's engineering school. 
The agency dropped its appeal of a court ruling against guidance aimed at ending race-based programs in colleges and schools. 
A new report recommends that states inform parents of any education and civil rights that may be lost if they participate in a private school choice program. 
Supporters say the change would improve dyslexia identification practices, but critics worry it could delay interventions and lead to misidentification. 
State-led programs that use taxpayer funds for private school tuition have expanded rapidly. A new federal program will add even more options. 
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from natural disaster best practices to policy and legal trends to watch this year. 
Efforts to shutter the Education Department threaten to sever lifelines that protect students furthest from privilege and opportunity, writes one expert. 
NWEA’s playbook suggests that schools develop a recovery plan and build relationships with community groups before any severe climate event occurs. 
A low-income district east of San Jose has become a “bright spot” for tackling absenteeism with an approach focused on data and student interactions. 
We’re tracking districts’ plans to shutter or consolidate schools amid enrollment pressure from falling birthrates and growing school choice.