Education News

Financial aid offer letters from colleges often fail to clearly communicate the true cost of attendance, omitting key details and using confusing terminology. This lack of transparency can significantly impact families’ decisions…

The opinion piece argues that national political divisions affect communities and schools, creating a challenging environment for youth. It proposes that collaboration between different school districts can help bridge social divides and…

In Brooklyn’s District 13, parents advocated for eliminating gifted and talented classes due to concerns about early segregation of students. Then-Superintendent Kamar Samuels, now NYC schools chancellor, sought an alternative to provide…

The opinion piece argues that student assessment and school accountability, though unglamorous, are essential for improving educational outcomes. It compares accountability to broccoli, emphasizing its importance despite lacking excitement compared to other…

In 2024, Mama Freda’s Tiny Tots Child Care opened as the first in-home child care program by Grow Early Learning in North Carolina. This licensed family child care home in Kings Mountain…

Former President Donald Trump headlined Turning Point USA’s ‘Build the Red Wall’ rally in Phoenix, Arizona. He delivered remarks to thousands of attendees at the event on Friday. The rally was organized…

The article discusses a lesser-known aspect of former President Trump’s accreditation reforms, focusing on their potential impact on college programs. During recent Education Department discussions, programmatic accreditors in fields like health care…

Sam Westerdale, a teacher at Rangeview High School in Aurora, Colorado, distributes pocket copies of the U.S. Constitution to his students. He teaches government, political science, and African American studies, emphasizing national…

Republican lawmakers in Tennessee have passed legislation that would prohibit walkouts at the state’s public universities, with the bill now sent to the governor’s desk. The measure is presented as a way…

Over $550,000 has been donated to candidates in Chicago’s historic first fully elected school board races set for November. This marks a significant shift from the previously appointed board, with funds coming…