We’re rounding up recent stories, from a decline in per-student state funding to alarms about the U.S. Department of Education’s plans for accreditation. Continue Reading »
The legislation will prohibit public institutions from requiring “DEI-CRT” courses, which will be up to the Kansas Board of Regents to define. Continue Reading »
The dollar value of deferred capital projects grew by 8% last year, according to the latest state of higher ed facilities report from Gordian. Continue Reading »
The percentages of students completing the FAFSA, taking the ACT or signing up for the first year of college fell in 2020-21, NBER data shows. Continue Reading »
Enrollment gains at public colleges surpassed increases in state and local support in the 2025 fiscal year, according to an annual report. Continue Reading »
A federal judge extended the deadline for several private colleges and higher education groups to submit data to the U.S. Department of Education. Continue Reading »
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the rescinding of Title IX settlements to the impact that pre-K has on enrollment in higher grades. Continue Reading »
The decision is a blow to free speech and civil rights advocates, who have said such laws are discriminatory and lead to self-censorship in schools. Continue Reading »
The key to future-ready classrooms isn't just new technology or curriculum, it's empowering teachers through professional development. Continue Reading »
The two grant competitions cover literacy in high-need areas and incentives for performance-based compensation for teachers and school leaders. Continue Reading »
Most respondents, including K-12 students, expressed concern that AI designed to speed up tasks would “make learning more difficult.” Continue Reading »
Baldwin Union Free School District has prioritized mentoring for 25 years, expanding its initiatives in recent years to include a peer-to-peer program. Continue Reading »
Disparities before age 5 are driven largely by housing and child care, triggering gaps that continue throughout childhood and into public schools. Continue Reading »
We’re rounding up recent stories, from a decline in per-student state funding to alarms about the U.S. Department of Education’s plans for accreditation. 
The legislation will prohibit public institutions from requiring “DEI-CRT” courses, which will be up to the Kansas Board of Regents to define. 
The dollar value of deferred capital projects grew by 8% last year, according to the latest state of higher ed facilities report from Gordian. 
Most respondents expressed concern that AI designed to speed up tasks would "make learning more difficult.” 
The percentages of students completing the FAFSA, taking the ACT or signing up for the first year of college fell in 2020-21, NBER data shows. 
Enrollment gains at public colleges surpassed increases in state and local support in the 2025 fiscal year, according to an annual report. 
A federal judge extended the deadline for several private colleges and higher education groups to submit data to the U.S. Department of Education. 
We’re rounding up last week’s news, from the rescinding of Title IX settlements to the impact that pre-K has on enrollment in higher grades. 
The decision is a blow to free speech and civil rights advocates, who have said such laws are discriminatory and lead to self-censorship in schools. 
The two grant competitions cover literacy in high-need areas and incentives for performance-based compensation for teachers and school leaders. 
Baldwin Union Free School District has prioritized mentoring for 25 years, expanding its initiatives in recent years to include a peer-to-peer program. 
Peninsula School District says it is harnessing AI tools to develop replacements for current ed tech and expand its capabilities. 
Disparities before age 5 are driven largely by housing and child care, triggering gaps that continue throughout childhood and into public schools.