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Some researchers frown upon the practice, encouraging states and districts to pursue alternative strategies for addressing teacher shortages. Continue Reading »
Trump’s latest orders call for the Education Department to explore options to fund school choice, while ending support for "discriminatory equity ideology." Continue Reading »
Agencies, including the Education Department, will still need to review their allocations for conflicts with White House executive orders. Continue Reading »
A lack of dedicated courses and integration of data science concepts across curricula is hindering a growing need for data literacy, a recent report finds. Continue Reading »
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The final data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center comes a week after the group retracted preliminary findings showing a decline. Continue Reading »
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The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2024 decision overturning the Chevron doctrine could see a number of K-12 policy decisions determined by the judiciary. Continue Reading »
The directive also says the institutions should teach that “America and its founding documents remain the most powerful force for good in human history.” 
Agencies, including the U.S. Department of Education, will still need to review their allocations for conflicts with White House executive orders. 
The decision is the result of a Jan. 22 executive order that rescinded a half-century-old effort to prohibit discrimination by federal contractors. 
From Biden-era policies under fire to an antitrust suit against academic publishers, 2025 could see major legal waves. 
The higher education community faced an "enormous amount of confusion" in the wake of an OMB directive aimed at ensuring programs adhere to recent executive orders. 
College presidents discussed strategies for constructive debate at the American Association of Colleges and Universities′ annual conference. 
The public university wants to hold new undergraduate enrollment at its main campus to 15,000 a year so its infrastructure can catch up with recent growth. 
A recent forecast dove deep into the demographics and number of future traditional-aged college prospects. The news wasn’t all bad. 
Trump’s latest orders call for the Education Department to explore options to fund school choice, while ending support for "discriminatory equity ideology." 
A lack of dedicated courses and integration of data science concepts across curricula is hindering a growing need for data literacy, a recent report finds. 
The final data from the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center comes a week after the group retracted preliminary findings showing a decline. 
Average reading scores dropped 5 points for both 4th and 8th graders from 2019 to 2024. Math scores also saw significant declines. 
While Title I, IDEA and Head Start funding seem unaffected by the OMB directive, policy experts and educators are seeking more guidance about the actual impact. 
The U.S. Supreme Court’s 2024 decision overturning the Chevron doctrine could see a number of K-12 policy decisions determined by the judiciary.