10-year-old California prodigy set to graduate from college with 2 degreesA 10-year-old is graduating with two associate degrees, making history as the youngest graduate of Crafton Hills College.
As special ed students are integrated more at school, teacher training is evolvingKellen Hedler represents the positive effects of inclusive education for students with disabilities, needing better teacher preparation for success.
Opinion | Let Students Finish the Whole Book. It Could Change Their Lives.Reading a story fully is an act of love, crucial for literary comprehension and fostering an authentic voice in students.
Opinion | Producing Something This Stupid Is the Achievement of a LifetimeAmericans, particularly students, are experiencing a alarming decline in literacy and reasoning ability, particularly among the lowest performers.
Opinion | Let Students Finish the Whole Book. It Could Change Their Lives.Reading a story fully is an act of love, crucial for literary comprehension and fostering an authentic voice in students.
Opinion | Producing Something This Stupid Is the Achievement of a LifetimeAmericans, particularly students, are experiencing a alarming decline in literacy and reasoning ability, particularly among the lowest performers.
From Red Hook to College And Back, One Brooklyn Grad's Journey Inspires The Next GenerationThe author's struggles with mental health and housing instability shaped their commitment to education and supporting at-risk students.
Kermit the Frog tapped to deliver commencement address at University of MarylandKermit the Frog will deliver the commencement address at the University of Maryland, honoring his creator Jim Henson.
Maryland's Kermit the Frog Commencement Choice Gets Mixed Reaction From StudentsKermit the Frog will be the commencement speaker at the University of Maryland, creating mixed reactions among students.
Kermit the Frog tapped to deliver commencement address at University of MarylandKermit the Frog will deliver the commencement address at the University of Maryland, honoring his creator Jim Henson.
Maryland's Kermit the Frog Commencement Choice Gets Mixed Reaction From StudentsKermit the Frog will be the commencement speaker at the University of Maryland, creating mixed reactions among students.
How Can Child Sexual Abuse in Schools Be Stopped?Up to half a million U.S. children may face educator sexual abuse; coaches and gym teachers are common perpetrators.A significant proportion of educator sexual misconduct occurs within school environments.
Woman admits stealing $5 mil from ED via fake studentsA North Carolina woman scammed the Department of Education out of $5 million using a 'straw student' scheme.
Her parents were immigrants. She wants to help others. - Harvard GazetteMerlin D'souza's journey to medical school is marked by dedication, support from her family, and the significant role of financial aid from Harvard.
Woman admits stealing $5 mil from ED via fake studentsA North Carolina woman scammed the Department of Education out of $5 million using a 'straw student' scheme.
Her parents were immigrants. She wants to help others. - Harvard GazetteMerlin D'souza's journey to medical school is marked by dedication, support from her family, and the significant role of financial aid from Harvard.
'We may not have known her potential' - mother says daughter with Down syndrome was given inaccurate school assessmentCalls for improved and flexible evaluations for children with intellectual disabilities based on a mother's experience with NEPS assessments.
Nathaniel Dunaway returns to teach at Crook County High, where his journey beganNathaniel Dunaway's journey shows how mentorship can lead to unexpected career paths.
Eliminating the Department of Education Would Hurt Black StudentsTrump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education threatens educational equity and funding for under-resourced schools attended by Black children.
Teachers' Union Files Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-DEI DirectiveAFT is suing the Department of Education over a policy that challenges race considerations in admissions, financial aid, and hiring.The plaintiffs argue the new policy compromises educational institutions and equality.
What happens if the Education Department is abolished?President Trump aims to abolish the Department of Education to save money and eliminate disfavored policies.
Universities Face Trump's Ultimatum: End DEI or Risk Losing Federal FundingTrump administration imposes a two-week ultimatum for schools to end DEI programs or lose federal funding.
Trump gives schools a deadline to end DEI programsThe Trump administration demands schools eliminate diversity initiatives in a fortnight or risk federal funding loss.
Texas and Florida Are Canary in Coal Mine of Schools Run by Uncertified TeachersTeacher shortages have forced educators to teach outside their areas of specialization, impacting instructional quality.
Eliminating the Department of Education Would Hurt Black StudentsTrump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education threatens educational equity and funding for under-resourced schools attended by Black children.
Teachers' Union Files Lawsuit Against Trump's Anti-DEI DirectiveAFT is suing the Department of Education over a policy that challenges race considerations in admissions, financial aid, and hiring.The plaintiffs argue the new policy compromises educational institutions and equality.
What happens if the Education Department is abolished?President Trump aims to abolish the Department of Education to save money and eliminate disfavored policies.
Universities Face Trump's Ultimatum: End DEI or Risk Losing Federal FundingTrump administration imposes a two-week ultimatum for schools to end DEI programs or lose federal funding.
Trump gives schools a deadline to end DEI programsThe Trump administration demands schools eliminate diversity initiatives in a fortnight or risk federal funding loss.
Texas and Florida Are Canary in Coal Mine of Schools Run by Uncertified TeachersTeacher shortages have forced educators to teach outside their areas of specialization, impacting instructional quality.
McMahon outlines her "final mission" for the ed departmentLinda McMahon's mission as education secretary focuses on reducing bureaucracy and empowering parents in education choices.
What Student Loan Borrowers Need to Know About Income-Driven Repayment PlansThe future of income-driven repayment plans is uncertain after the Department of Education ended applications for the SAVE program.
Teachers' union sues to block Trump admin's DEI guidanceEducators and sociologists are suing the Department of Education over a new ban on race-conscious student programming.
Trump's new education secretary announces 'historic final mission' in staff email sent hours after confirmationLinda McMahon emphasizes the need for a significant overhaul of the Department of Education, calling for a restoration of educational excellence.
Who is Trump's OCR nominee, Kimberly Richey?Trump's nominee for OCR, Kim Richey, raises concerns amid a shifting focus on civil rights under the Department of Education.
What Student Loan Borrowers Need to Know About Income-Driven Repayment PlansThe future of income-driven repayment plans is uncertain after the Department of Education ended applications for the SAVE program.
Teachers' union sues to block Trump admin's DEI guidanceEducators and sociologists are suing the Department of Education over a new ban on race-conscious student programming.
Trump's new education secretary announces 'historic final mission' in staff email sent hours after confirmationLinda McMahon emphasizes the need for a significant overhaul of the Department of Education, calling for a restoration of educational excellence.
Who is Trump's OCR nominee, Kimberly Richey?Trump's nominee for OCR, Kim Richey, raises concerns amid a shifting focus on civil rights under the Department of Education.
Why Black students and teachers could benefit from DOE reformThe severe underrepresentation of Black male teachers poses a systemic crisis affecting American education and student success.
Rollback of diversity efforts leaves teachers wondering about effects on Black History MonthGwen Partridge's Black History Museum enables pre-K students to learn about Black history in an interactive and engaging way.
Healey, Campbell release guidance to schools encouraging DEI efforts despite Trump edictsMassachusetts schools will maintain their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion despite federal opposition.
An opportunity to reframe the DEI debate (opinion)The U.S. Department of Education's directive urges colleges to eliminate race-based differential treatment, presenting an opportunity for pivotal change in equity initiatives.
Department of Education warns schools to cut DEI policies or lose fundingFederal funding may be cut for institutions with race or diversity policies, reflecting Trump's administration stance against DEI initiatives.
A West Virginia HBCU reviews programs after anti-DEI orderWest Virginia State University reviews its programs following an executive order limiting diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, raising challenges for HBCUs in a changing policy landscape.
Rollback of diversity efforts leaves teachers wondering about effects on Black History MonthGwen Partridge's Black History Museum enables pre-K students to learn about Black history in an interactive and engaging way.
Healey, Campbell release guidance to schools encouraging DEI efforts despite Trump edictsMassachusetts schools will maintain their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion despite federal opposition.
An opportunity to reframe the DEI debate (opinion)The U.S. Department of Education's directive urges colleges to eliminate race-based differential treatment, presenting an opportunity for pivotal change in equity initiatives.
Department of Education warns schools to cut DEI policies or lose fundingFederal funding may be cut for institutions with race or diversity policies, reflecting Trump's administration stance against DEI initiatives.
A West Virginia HBCU reviews programs after anti-DEI orderWest Virginia State University reviews its programs following an executive order limiting diversity, equity, and inclusion practices, raising challenges for HBCUs in a changing policy landscape.
US education department offers buyout that employees call beyond misleading'The US Department of Education is offering a buyout option as part of anticipated layoffs, which raises concerns among employees.
How Ukrainian schools keep running despite the war DW 02/28/2025The documentary "Timestamp" captures the resilience of Ukrainian schools amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the adaptation of education in the face of danger.
New research questions DOGE claims about ED cut savingsDOGE has misrepresented savings from cuts to the Education Department, overstating figures by around $200 million according to New America.
Trump admin. puts NCES commissioner on leavePeggy Carr, a veteran in education statistics, has been put on leave, causing concerns for future data integrity in the Education Department.
Maire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our languageGaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
Leaving Cert changes will further disadvantage certain schools, Dail toldFee-paying schools have significant advantages over free schools in terms of resources and infrastructure.
Maire Treasa Ni Cheallaigh: How viral video of Ukrainian boy speaking as Gaeilge can teach us so much about our languageGaelscoileanna are oversubscribed, indicating a government failure to provide sufficient Irish-language education access.Children like Misha Yerhidze, despite challenges, thrive in Irish immersion education.
Leaving Cert changes will further disadvantage certain schools, Dail toldFee-paying schools have significant advantages over free schools in terms of resources and infrastructure.
Can America's kids read? It'll be harder to know after Trump's education cuts, researchers sayCuts to the Department of Education's research arm jeopardize the Nation's Report Card and essential funding for underresourced schools.
Teachers union sues Trump administration over anti-DEI ultimatumA Maryland lawsuit challenges a Trump administration memo demanding schools eliminate race-based practices or lose federal funding.
Senate panel approves McMahon for education secretaryLinda McMahon's nomination as education secretary advanced after a 12-11 Senate committee vote, showcasing strong Republican support for her agenda.McMahon supports controversial policies, including abolishing the Education Department and targeting campus programs on diversity.
Trump administration slashes $600M in teacher training grantsThe Trump administration continues to cut funding for education programs deemed to promote divisive ideologies, including critical race theory and diversity training.
CFPB's student loan watchdog on the chopping blockCFPB officials planned to fire the student loan ombudsman; a court temporarily blocked this action amidst concerns of agency dismantlement.
Education Department cancels $350M in contracts, grantsThe U.S. Education Department canceled $336 million in contracts and grants to cut perceived 'woke spending' in education.
Can America's kids read? It'll be harder to know after Trump's education cuts, researchers sayCuts to the Department of Education's research arm jeopardize the Nation's Report Card and essential funding for underresourced schools.
Teachers union sues Trump administration over anti-DEI ultimatumA Maryland lawsuit challenges a Trump administration memo demanding schools eliminate race-based practices or lose federal funding.
Senate panel approves McMahon for education secretaryLinda McMahon's nomination as education secretary advanced after a 12-11 Senate committee vote, showcasing strong Republican support for her agenda.McMahon supports controversial policies, including abolishing the Education Department and targeting campus programs on diversity.
Trump administration slashes $600M in teacher training grantsThe Trump administration continues to cut funding for education programs deemed to promote divisive ideologies, including critical race theory and diversity training.
CFPB's student loan watchdog on the chopping blockCFPB officials planned to fire the student loan ombudsman; a court temporarily blocked this action amidst concerns of agency dismantlement.
Education Department cancels $350M in contracts, grantsThe U.S. Education Department canceled $336 million in contracts and grants to cut perceived 'woke spending' in education.
Journalism school needs to do more to prepare students for the hard partsJournalism students face significant challenges including low pay, job insecurity, and a lack of diversity in the industry.
Meta Expands VR Education Initiative to More ClassroomsMeta's educators program utilizes Quest devices to advance immersive learning experiences.
A day at the beach for displaced Rohingya children in MalaysiaTeaching extends beyond classrooms, helping refugee children heal from trauma through play at Langkawi's beach.
Why Children's Eye Health is Critical for Academic SuccessOne in four American school-aged children has an undiagnosed vision problem, impacting their learning and health.
What does threatened federal funding do for California K-12 schools?Federal funding is at risk for schools not abandoning diversity, equity, and inclusion programs.
Survey shows voters want to preserve Ed Department fundingMajority of voters favor preserving or increasing funding for the Department of Education.
Schools 'may need to keep planning spending cuts' as costs soarCamden schools face financial strains despite increased government funding, primarily due to inflation and rising needs for special educational support.
Survey shows voters want to preserve Ed Department fundingMajority of voters favor preserving or increasing funding for the Department of Education.
Schools 'may need to keep planning spending cuts' as costs soarCamden schools face financial strains despite increased government funding, primarily due to inflation and rising needs for special educational support.
Vintage photos show how the US government's involvement in education has changedPublic education in the U.S. evolved from community-based systems to state-funded public schools, becoming more established by the late 19th century.
OPINION: Accountability goes both ways in fixing Oregon's education fundingOregon's public education system struggles with disparities due to a lack of reciprocal accountability between state and local districts.
Vintage photos show how the US government's involvement in education has changedPublic education in the U.S. evolved from community-based systems to state-funded public schools, becoming more established by the late 19th century.
OPINION: Accountability goes both ways in fixing Oregon's education fundingOregon's public education system struggles with disparities due to a lack of reciprocal accountability between state and local districts.
If You Can't Answer These 8 Easy Questions About Languages, You Did Not Pass Middle SchoolHave you been keeping up with your Duolingo lessons?Did you pay attention in social studies class?Let's test your language knowledge skills with this "everyone should know this" world languages quiz!
Education Dept. allows some civil rights inquiries to restartThe Office for Civil Rights is resuming investigations on disability discrimination while race and gender cases stay paused.
Colleges, K-12 schools ordered by Trump administration to abolish DEI or face funding cutsThe U.S. Department of Education requires the removal of race-specific programs in education by month-end to avoid federal funding loss.
Bronx mother files lawsuit accusing DOE of discrimination against pregnant teen daughter Bronx TimesThe lawsuit highlights alleged discrimination against a pregnant student in a Bronx school, raising serious Title IX concerns.
Education Dept. allows some civil rights inquiries to restartThe Office for Civil Rights is resuming investigations on disability discrimination while race and gender cases stay paused.
Colleges, K-12 schools ordered by Trump administration to abolish DEI or face funding cutsThe U.S. Department of Education requires the removal of race-specific programs in education by month-end to avoid federal funding loss.
Bronx mother files lawsuit accusing DOE of discrimination against pregnant teen daughter Bronx TimesThe lawsuit highlights alleged discrimination against a pregnant student in a Bronx school, raising serious Title IX concerns.
School's new computer suite 'to get children ready for the modern world'A new computer lab was opened at Kelvedon Hatch Primary School, enhancing digital skills for its 160 pupils.
Dublin girl with rare skin disease excited to go to secondary schoolCasey Connors, 12, is preparing for secondary school while managing her condition, epidermolysis bullosa, with strong family and community support.
I Was 6 When My Father Decided To Sail The World. I Would Be Trapped On That Boat For A Decade.The author's childhood sailing experience was marked by physical danger and emotional isolation, contrasting their parents' perception of freedom with their own sense of imprisonment.
New report decries fossil fuel industry influence in climate education | CBC NewsFossil fuel industry influences education resources in Canada, omitting critical discussions on climate change.
Federally run tribal colleges reel from staff cutsAdvocacy groups urge the Trump administration to protect staff at Haskell and Southwestern Indian Institute from significant layoffs affecting student education.
Educating High Schoolers on Mortgage Rates Will Lead to Smarter Homeowners, Lawmakers HopeFinancial literacy is crucial for economic well-being, yet many high schools fail to sufficiently prepare students for financial challenges.
Heat wave forces South Sudan to close schools for two weeks DW 02/21/2025South Sudan closes schools for two weeks due to extreme heat affecting students' health.
Croydon high school given 'gold standard' recognition for its workMeridian High School has achieved Oracy Centre of Excellence status for its commitment to teaching verbal communication.
'Reading champion' Bromley year 5 pupil recognised nationwideFrank Sanchez Puchaczewski is named a Reading Plus Champion among 130,000 pupils for his remarkable reading progress and engagement.
'I feel more seen here': Black history is central to this microschool in OvertownUrgent Academy fosters a creative learning environment, emphasizing cultural relevance and student freedom, particularly in exploring Black history.
Gidea Park secondary school proposes new unit for pupils with special needsThe Royal Liberty School plans to build a new SEND unit to support pupils with special educational needs and disabilities.
How Performance Goals Can Harm StudentsPerformance goals can distort students' self-perception, making them feel like tools for achieving grades rather than engaged learners.
The Dark History Behind Public EducationPublic education was created more for state control than for promoting democracy or equality.
Hundreds of heating complaints reveal how controversial $50 million energy savings project has left Mt. Diablo schools in the coldThe installation of a new HVAC system in schools has led to inconsistent classroom temperatures, impacting teachers and students' learning environment.
Federal Judge Declines to Block Musk's Team From Having Access to Education DataThe court ruled against blocking Musk's team from Education Department data, citing a lack of evidence for irreparable harm to students.
Northeastern will pay back $600,000 to NSFNortheastern University will repay $616,695 to the NSF due to financial mismanagement revealed in an audit.
Costly CollegeUpward mobility in America is limited; college education, though beneficial, is becoming increasingly unaffordable due to various factors.
Why are campuses quiet as democracy is in crisis? (opinion)Students today are surprisingly quiet amidst critical societal issues, lacking the protests seen in past decades.
KIIT: Nepalese student's death sparks anger at India college DW 02/17/2025Nepalese Prime Minister intervenes after a Nepali student's death prompts protests and safety concerns among Nepalese students in India.
Will Academia Survive the Criminalization of Dissent?Academic tenure, once a guarantee of job security, is now threatened by political constraints, as shown in Finkelstein's case.
Fall in overseas students fuels threat to English universities despite rise in feesA decline in international student visa applications risks financial crises for English universities already struggling with rising costs and deficits.
Queens Senators push legislation to improve college affordability and transparency in New York - QNSNew York Senate aims to enhance higher education affordability and accessibility through a comprehensive legislative package.The package includes measures to expand TAP benefits and improve financial aid processes.
UTSA launches first-year seminar for veteran studentsThe transition to college can be particularly challenging for student veterans due to the lack of direction they had in military service.
Why are campuses quiet as democracy is in crisis? (opinion)Students today are surprisingly quiet amidst critical societal issues, lacking the protests seen in past decades.
KIIT: Nepalese student's death sparks anger at India college DW 02/17/2025Nepalese Prime Minister intervenes after a Nepali student's death prompts protests and safety concerns among Nepalese students in India.
Will Academia Survive the Criminalization of Dissent?Academic tenure, once a guarantee of job security, is now threatened by political constraints, as shown in Finkelstein's case.
Fall in overseas students fuels threat to English universities despite rise in feesA decline in international student visa applications risks financial crises for English universities already struggling with rising costs and deficits.
Queens Senators push legislation to improve college affordability and transparency in New York - QNSNew York Senate aims to enhance higher education affordability and accessibility through a comprehensive legislative package.The package includes measures to expand TAP benefits and improve financial aid processes.
UTSA launches first-year seminar for veteran studentsThe transition to college can be particularly challenging for student veterans due to the lack of direction they had in military service.
Princeton Students Behind Gaza Solidarity Encampment Head to TrialPrinceton students face trial for activism amid concerns of intimidation and suppression of pro-Palestinian protests.
Mitcham school is second best in country for academic value added in sixth formSt Mark's Church of England Academy excelled in A-levels, ranking among the UK's highest for student progress from GCSE to A-level.
Florida ends in-state tuition for undocumented studentsFlorida state lawmakers voted to eliminate in-state tuition for undocumented students, significantly increasing their college costs and limiting their financial aid options.
Social media can benefit college students with disabilitiesSocial media has both positive and negative impacts on college students' mental health, especially for those with disabilities.
More than 100 schools across Barnet to go smartphone-freeBarnet borough is implementing a smartphone ban in schools to enhance students' mental health and learning experiences.
North Shore town weighs new flag policy that would ban Black Lives Matter, Pride flags from schoolsStudents advocate for inclusive flag policy allowing diverse flags to be displayed at Marblehead High School.