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ICE Raids Hit Schools: Enrollment Falls, Funding Drops
The article discusses the ripple effects of ICE raids under the Trump administration on U.S. schools, leading to decreased student enrollment and reduced funding. It
Kamala Harris Eyes 2028 Presidential Bid
Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, has signaled interest in a potential 2028 presidential run. Her comments reflect early positioning amid emerging Democratic primary dynamics.
Experts: Ed Dept Accreditation Ideas Illegal
Experts claim many of the U.S. Department of Education’s proposed accreditation regulations may be illegal. Discussions on these draft rules begin Monday through negotiated rulemaking,
Kansas Bans Mandatory DEI-CRT in Public Colleges
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly signed a bill prohibiting public higher education institutions from requiring courses on diversity, equity, inclusion, or critical race theory (DEI-CRT). The
Virginia Tech President Sudden Exit: Forced Departure?
Virginia Tech’s longtime president announced his sudden departure, prompting speculation from a U.S. senator that it may not have been voluntary. The senator compared it
Virginia Tech President Resigns Amid Board Questions
Virginia Tech President Tim Sands announced his resignation after 12 years in the role. Senator Tim Kaine expressed deep concern over the sudden departure, suggesting
Iowa State to Cut 23 Programs Post-Regents Review
Iowa State University plans to eliminate or merge 23 academic programs following a mandated review by the state’s board of regents. The review targeted low-enrollment
Labor Dept Unveils First K-12 Education Grants
The U.S. Department of Labor has announced the first grants under its partnership with elementary and secondary education. The grants focus on two competitions: one
Indy Public Ed Corp Announces First Meeting Details
The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation has scheduled its inaugural meeting at the City-County Building. This announcement marks the beginning of operations for the corporation overseeing
Gen Z’s Rising Doubts on AI in Education
A Gallup poll reveals that Gen Z, including K-12 students, is increasingly negative toward AI, with most expressing concerns that it could make learning more
Texas A&M Prof Quits After Plato Ban: Freedom at Risk
Martin Peterson, a professor at Texas A&M, was banned from teaching an excerpt from Plato and has decided to leave the university. He describes the
Life as a College President’s Spouse
The article explores the experiences of spouses of college presidents, describing their lives as being in a ‘fishbowl’ with both opportunities and challenges. It highlights