Seven institutions, including the University of Notre Dame and Dartmouth College, have until July 22 to comply with an extensive document request. Continue Reading »
“It’s a huge, huge benefit” to reduce the burden of student loan debt for employees, one Walt Disney executive told a gathering of HR pros. Continue Reading »
The private nonprofit is facing an “unsustainable compounding deficit” and uncertainty about research funding, top officials said in a community message. Continue Reading »
The Trump administration on Wednesday directed the Ivy League institution's accreditor to review the university’s compliance and report back on the findings. Continue Reading »
A pair of cases could establish precedent on whether transgender student athletes can compete on teams aligned with their gender identity. Continue Reading »
The Commission for Public Higher Education’s business plan reveals officials are aiming for the new agency to accredit colleges by June 2026. Continue Reading »
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With newly limited staffing, the federal office charged with protecting students’ civil rights has increased its case dismissals — to the alarm of former employees. Continue Reading »
Programs at risk due to the funding hold include English learner services, academic supports, after-school programming and professional development. Continue Reading »
A Justice Department probe found the Montcalm Area Intermediate School District violated the Americans with Disabilities Act in how it punished students. Continue Reading »
Head Start and tuition for programs like dual enrollment, college and CTE are set to be impacted by the administration's policy change. Continue Reading »
The appeals court ruled that the teacher’s role as a government employee allowed for limitations to her First Amendment rights when acting in that role. Continue Reading »
Researchers found no evidence of large positive effects, but did see higher math scores and graduation rates for high schoolers in rural schools. Continue Reading »
The Trump administration has threatened to withdraw the state’s $44.3 billion in federal funds if it doesn’t limit girls' sports to cisgender athletes. Continue Reading »
Artificial intelligence could help educators flesh out project assignments and provide students an additional research and feedback tool. Continue Reading »
Compton High School is using technology-driven communal class spaces in an effort to modernize and create a more collaborative environment. Continue Reading »
The complaint argues Kennedy’s actions to remove the COVID vaccine from the CDC’s immunization schedule for healthy children and pregnant people were unlawful. Continue Reading »
Visa processing slowdowns and travel bans could mean lost revenue, tighter margins and financial stress. 
Seven institutions, including the University of Notre Dame and Dartmouth College, have until July 22 to comply with an extensive document request. 
“It’s a huge, huge benefit” to reduce the burden of student loan debt for employees, one Walt Disney executive told a gathering of HR pros. 
The private nonprofit is facing an “unsustainable compounding deficit” and uncertainty about research funding, top officials said in a community message. 
The Trump administration on Wednesday directed the Ivy League institution's accreditor to review the university’s compliance and report back on the findings. 
A pair of cases could establish precedent on whether transgender student athletes can compete on teams aligned with their gender identity. 
The Commission for Public Higher Education’s business plan reveals officials are aiming for the new agency to accredit colleges by June 2026. 
From higher endowment taxes to student loan limits, colleges and students will face a dramatically new landscape with the passage of a new spending law. 
With newly limited staffing, the federal office charged with protecting students’ civil rights has increased its case dismissals — to the alarm of former employees. 
Programs at risk due to the funding hold include English learner services, academic supports, after-school programming and professional development. 
A Justice Department probe found the Montcalm Area Intermediate School District violated the Americans with Disabilities Act in how it punished students. 
Head Start and tuition for programs like dual enrollment, college and CTE are set to be impacted by the administration's policy change. 
The appeals court ruled that the teacher’s role as a government employee allowed for limitations to her First Amendment rights when acting in that role. 
Researchers found no evidence of large positive effects, but did see higher math scores and graduation rates for high schoolers in rural schools. 
The Trump administration has threatened to withdraw the state’s $44.3 billion in federal funds if it doesn’t limit girls' sports to cisgender athletes. 
Artificial intelligence could help educators flesh out project assignments and provide students an additional research and feedback tool. 
Compton High School is using technology-driven communal class spaces in an effort to modernize and create a more collaborative environment. 
The complaint argues Kennedy’s actions to remove the COVID vaccine from the CDC’s immunization schedule for healthy children and pregnant people were unlawful.