Education News

The proposed NYC health budget shifts funding to increase support for children, including child care initiatives, while reducing allocations for disease prevention and control. This comes amid efforts by the Trump administration…

New York City is phasing out Regents exams in favor of the ‘Portrait of a Graduate’ framework, prompting educators to share how this will impact classrooms. The change aims to redefine graduation…

A federal judge has ordered Texas to extend the private school voucher application deadline to March 31 following a lawsuit from Muslim parents and Islamic schools. The plaintiffs argue that the state’s…

Florida lawmakers have passed a bill that expands the state’s school guardian program to include colleges, permitting trained faculty and staff to carry firearms on campus. The measure aims to enhance campus…

The article argues that integrating AI into education requires creating supportive systemic conditions to ensure it truly enhances learning, rather than treating it as just another tool. It emphasizes the need for…

Internal Department of Justice emails have revealed that special counsel Jack Smith’s team sought phone records from several Republican lawmakers. The targeted individuals include Representatives Andy Biggs and Brian Babin, along with…

States are increasingly demanding changes to college curricula, such as the University of Wyoming’s directive to expel ‘institutional discrimination’ from its programs. The article explores how colleges are responding to these ambiguous…

The opinion piece argues that education should function as a societal lifeline rather than a competitive market. It highlights ongoing issues in public schools, including budget cuts, school closures, declining enrollment, and…

Allegations of rape and sexual abuse against the late labor leader Cesar Chavez have prompted scrutiny of his legacy in California education. Over 30 school districts are considering renaming K-12 schools bearing…

In Virginia, parents like Taylor Moyer face a Catch-22 with child care subsidies, requiring employment to qualify but unable to work without affordable care. States are increasingly relying on waitlists for these…