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Indianapolis Public Schools board member Gayle Cosby has announced her resignation, effective Friday. She was first elected to the board in 2012 and ran for re-election in 2024. The announcement did not specify reasons for her departure. Key Points Gayle Cosby, described as far right, resigning from IPS board effective Friday First elected in 2012 […]

Colorado’s FAFSA completion rates have increased, but college advisers express concerns about certain students being left behind. The revamped Better FAFSA form is described as easier and faster to complete. Advisers highlight potential disparities in access and completion among different student groups. Key Points FAFSA completion rates in Colorado have risen overall Advisers worry about

The article discusses how colleges are forming partnerships to increase enrollment instead of competing. Four higher education experts share best practices for successful collaborations. It highlights strategies learned from these initiatives to address enrollment challenges. Key Points Emphasizes partnership over competition to boost student numbers Shares insights from four experts on effective collaboration practices Focuses

California State University has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for threatening to withhold federal funding from San José State University. The threats stem from a transgender student-athlete’s prior participation in women’s sports, which the administration claims violates Title IX. The university argues that the threats are unlawful and seeks to protect its funding.

Republican members of Michigan’s State Board of Education attempted to pass a resolution to end lessons on gender identity and transitioning in schools. The effort was rejected, maintaining the current curriculum allowances. This reflects ongoing debates over educational content in public schools. Key Points GOP resolution aimed to prohibit gender identity and transitioning lessons in

Indiana’s public colleges will be required to accept the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as an alternative to the SAT and ACT for admissions starting in July. The CLT, which emphasizes classical education, has gained popularity among conservatives as a standardized testing option. This policy aims to broaden admissions criteria for prospective students. Key Points Indiana

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, a former state legislator, is preparing to convince Albany lawmakers to extend mayoral control over the city’s schools. His ex-colleagues in the state capital are setting the stage for a potential fight on school governance. This comes after Mamdani attended Governor Kathy Hochul’s 2026 State of the State address,

New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill’s proposed 2027 budget prioritizes record levels of school aid, expanded tutoring programs, and youth mental health initiatives. The announcement was made during a press conference with State Treasurer Aaron Binder discussing the state’s financial landscape. These priorities aim to address key educational needs in the state. Key Points Record school

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee is advocating for doubling the state’s voucher program to reach 40,000 students in his final year in office. The proposal has advanced past its first legislative hurdle in the General Assembly. This move aims to expand school choice options for more families across the state. Key Points Gov. Bill Lee seeks

A spokesperson for NYU Law has authored a novel that satirizes aspects of law schools. The book critiques elements like rankings and academic culture without expressing genuine hostility. The author clarifies that the work is fictional and not a direct attack on academia. Key Points NYU Law spokesperson writes satirical novel on law schools Novel