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Denver Public Schools already have a policy aimed at shielding students from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) actions. Latino advocates are pushing the school board to adopt an even stronger resolution, arguing that the existing measures are insufficient despite potential duplication. The push comes amid student protests at the Colorado State Capitol against the Trump […]

Colorado lawmakers have introduced a bill to facilitate the merger of over 100 higher education and workforce development programs into a single new state agency. The proposal aims to streamline operations and improve coordination between education and labor sectors. If passed, it would consolidate various programs currently spread across multiple departments. Key Points Bill sets

Two top deputies in the New York City Education Department are stepping down. Chancellor Kamar Samuels is preparing to announce his first cabinet appointments. This signals potential changes for the nation’s largest school system. Key Points Departure of two high-level NYC Education Department deputies Chancellor Kamar Samuels to unveil new cabinet Indicates shifts in leadership

Chicago Public Schools has agreed to lease the building for Acero Santiago charter school for the next 10 years following a potential sale. The charter school is set to reopen on August 14, 2025. This arrangement ensures the continuation of the school’s operations in its current location. Key Points CPS agrees to 10-year lease for

A new report examines how for-profit colleges serve Black students, noting they enroll higher shares of these students compared to other institutions. Larger percentages of Black students at for-profits take on debt. The analysis highlights enrollment trends and financial implications. Key Points For-profit colleges enroll higher proportions of Black students than other sectors. Black students

A professor discovered how digital tools enable students to cheat on in-person class participation and exams. The article highlights the ease of using AI for academic dishonesty even in traditional settings. It discusses the challenges educators face in detecting such cheating. Key Points Digital technology facilitates cheating on participation assignments and exams in in-person classes.

Rider University has agreed to sell a portion of its campus to the county for $10 million. The deal involves transferring land for potential county use, providing financial relief to the institution. This transaction was reported by Inside Higher Ed and highlights ongoing financial strategies in higher education. Key Points Rider University sells campus land

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon highlights her first-year achievements in implementing conservative-backed reforms in higher education. The Education Department claims these changes fulfill long-standing conservative goals. However, Democrats and students criticize the reforms for potentially creating barriers to college access. Key Points McMahon touts reforms as major conservative victories in higher ed. Critics argue

South by Southwest EDU is set to return to Austin, Texas, from March 9–12, 2026, featuring a wide array of panels, discussions, film screenings, musical performances, and workshops focused on education, innovation, and the future of schooling. The event includes keynote speakers such as Monica J. Sutton, known for her children’s education series Circle Time.

The article explores how relationships and experiences in early childhood profoundly influence brain development. It highlights that the infant and toddler years are critical for shaping learning, emotional regulation, and social interactions. Research shows that early stress in the first few years can have lasting impacts on these areas. Key Points Early childhood relationships leave