Education News

Samuel Abrams, a professor at Sarah Lawrence College, discusses his op-ed on the real crisis in higher education with Paul E. Peterson. The conversation focuses on the devaluing of college professors amid…

Samuel Moyn argues in the Chronicle of Higher Education that universities face a severe gerontocracy issue with aging faculty dominating positions. This problem hinders innovation and opportunities for younger scholars in higher…

The article discusses concerns about AI integration in schools, drawing from Jessica Winter’s New Yorker piece where she compares talking to kids about AI to discussing a creepy neighbor. It explores the…

President Trump and Kentucky Republicans have united in support of Navy SEAL Ed Gallrein as a challenger to incumbent Rep. Thomas Massie. The rally aims to build momentum ahead of the May…

The blog post uses a child’s excitement over a Stanley cup tumbler as an anecdote to illustrate that children seek a sense of belonging rather than just material items. It draws parallels…

Mike Mazzei’s campaign ad proposes eliminating income and property taxes, along with taxes on retirement. The plan also includes enhancements to literacy programs and trade education initiatives. This aims to provide tax…

The article argues that state governors should collaborate to reform higher education, drawing parallels to K-12 reforms from a generation ago. It emphasizes the need for gubernatorial guidance to address current risks…

A Senate Appropriations subcommittee questioned Education Secretary McMahon on the FY27 budget proposal, which seeks to continue shrinking what is described as a bloated bureaucracy. The discussion covered interagency agreements, civil rights…

Thousands of Chicago middle and high school students are expected to participate in a union-driven day of civic action on May 1, involving school-hosted assemblies, lessons, and performances. The Chicago Public Schools…

The article explores how ed-tech companies use AI-driven marketing to bombard school superintendents with emails, competing for taxpayer-funded contracts. It provides insights from five superintendents who shared their inboxes from a single…