March 11, 2026

New Orleans’ public school enrollment is declining and expected to continue, driven by the city’s birthrate reaching its lowest since Hurricane Katrina. A local nonprofit’s research highlights these enrollment concerns. The trend raises questions about the sustainability of the city’s education system. Key Points Enrollment drop fueled by lowest birthrate since Hurricane Katrina Local nonprofit […]

The article highlights rare bipartisan agreement in U.S. higher education, where experts from opposing political sides praise a law passed by a Republican Congress. It discusses how, despite ideological attacks on higher ed, surprising reforms are advancing. These changes are seen as positive steps forward in an era of division. Key Points Veterans from Clinton/Obama

Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill to establish a weekend-long sales tax holiday in July for back-to-school supplies. The initiative aims to help families save money on essential items like notebooks, pencils, and backpacks. If passed, it would provide temporary tax relief during the peak shopping period before the school year starts. Key Points Creates

Indianapolis Public Schools board member Gayle Cosby has announced her resignation, effective Friday. She was first elected to the board in 2012 and ran for re-election in 2024. The announcement did not specify reasons for her departure. Key Points Gayle Cosby, described as far right, resigning from IPS board effective Friday First elected in 2012