Education News

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…

The article discusses the ongoing reading crisis in America and highlights emerging legislative solutions in various statehouses. It emphasizes that while the crisis is well-known, these new laws represent a proven approach…

Sociology professors in Florida are quietly refusing to modify their course syllabi despite state regulations targeting the teaching of race, gender, and inequality. The rules aim to alter how these topics are…

A recent judicial order required universities to roll back anti-DEI measures and reinstate race-conscious efforts. However, the department admitted it cannot deem such efforts illegal, yet schools across the nation have not…

Sian Beilock, president of Dartmouth, has identified key issues plaguing higher education and proposed solutions to address them. The article, written by Eric Kelderman for the Chronicle of Higher Education, highlights her…

The article discusses how Advanced Placement (AP) tests are being simplified, contributing to high school grade inflation. Research by Paul E. Peterson highlights the long-term negative effects of this trend on students.…

Former Education Secretary Miguel Cardona claims that damage to the U.S. Department of Education’s mission will require decades to repair. He highlights his background as a Spanish speaker and promotes multilingualism as…