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  • Columbus Schools Thrive Under Superintendent Chapmans Vision

    Opinion Editorial: Columbus City Schools’ Performance Under Superintendent Chapman Columbus City Schools has been working through a period full of problems and tricky parts as it aims to improve learning outcomes across the district. Despite challenges that many educational institutions face today, the district’s journey in refining third grade early literacy, seventh grade math proficiency, […] More

  • Alexandra Freidus Reveals Bold Insights on Educational Equity and School Diversity

    Rethinking School Diversity and Educational Inequity: An Opinion Editorial In today’s educational landscape, discussions about school diversity and educational inequity are more important than ever. With debates raging over policies and practices in urban school systems, it is essential to take a closer look at how diverse experiences in schools influence both teaching and learning. […] More

  • Education Department Confronts 27000 Student Loan Complaints

    Student Loan Complaint Backlog and Staffing Shortages: A Closer Look at Current Challenges The Department of Education is currently facing a significant challenge: an ever-growing backlog of student loan complaints. With more than 27,000 unresolved issues and a dramatic reduction in staffing, the problems surrounding student loan disputes are becoming increasingly tangled. In this op-ed, […] More

  • Empowering Innovation at Nevada Math and Technology Camp

    Examining Nevada’s Innovative Approach to Early STEM Exposure The Nevada Math & Technology Camp, now celebrating its 26th anniversary, stands as a remarkable example of how early exposure to mathematics and technology can shape a young student’s journey into the world of STEM. Spearheaded by the College of Education & Human Development, this unique residential […] More

  • Transforming Kentucky Education Funding for a Brighter Future

    Kentucky Education Funding at a Crossroads As the new school year dawns on Kentucky, parents, educators, and policymakers alike are faced with a challenging reality: the state’s education funding is increasingly inadequate, inequitable, and uncertain. With many classrooms already struggling to make up for years of underinvestment, we find ourselves at a critical juncture where […] More

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    Americans United in Defending the Department of Education

    Policy Shifts and Public Opinion on the U.S. Department of Education: A Closer Look The landscape of American education policy is constantly evolving, with shifts that often seem nerve‑racking for many stakeholders. Recent surveys have highlighted that a clear majority of adults oppose eliminating the U.S. Department of Education. This topic—the future of federal oversight […] More

  • Texas School Districts Turn to Four Day Weeks to Boost Teacher Perks Amid Budget Constraints

    Four-Day School Weeks in Texas: A Trend with Mixed Outcomes Across Texas, a growing number of school districts are turning to four-day school weeks as a creative way to manage tight budgets and attract quality teachers. As educators, families, and policymakers navigate this condensed schedule, the discussion is full of twists and turns—ranging from teacher […] More

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    California Special Education Funding Faces Federal Cuts and DEI Programs Under Scrutiny

    Federal Funding Cuts and the Future of Special Education Teacher Preparation The recent decision by the U.S. Department of Education to cancel over two dozen special education teacher training grants is sending shock waves through California and beyond. This policy shift, which targets programs incorporating diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, is viewed by many […] More

  • Trump Administration Ends Key University Grants for Alaska Native Indigenous Students

    Federal Funding Cuts and Their Impact on Indigenous Education The recent decision by the U.S. Department of Education to terminate grant funding for programs serving Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian students has stirred debate and concern among education leaders and communities alike. This policy move, rooted in a broader campaign to refocus minority-serving programs, raises […] More

  • Alabama School Board Grapples with ACT Testing and a Six Billion Six Hundred Million Dollar FY27 Budget

    Alabama’s Dual Testing Future: Striking a Balance Between College and Career Readiness The recent meeting of Alabama’s state school board brought to light some thought-provoking proposals as educators, administrators, and policymakers work together to tackle the tricky parts and tangled issues surrounding high school assessment and budgeting. The board’s debate on whether to continue using […] More

  • Child Care Scholarship Enrollment Still Closed Future Reopening Unclear

    Child Care Scholarship Enrollment Freeze: A Midst of Unexpected Challenges Over the past several months, Maryland’s child care scholarship program has become a subject of intense discussion and concern. When state officials decided in May to freeze enrollment to manage the overwhelming number of families applying for spaces, many expected that the process would reopen […] More

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