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#education-reform

Teachers union endorsements did not translate to electoral wins for Democrats.

Public dissatisfaction with remote education shaped perceptions of unions.

Parents' experiences during remote learning led to heightened scrutiny of educational content.

The article highlights the historical impact of Brown v. Board of Education, criticizes teachers unions for prioritizing their agenda over students' education, and advocates for universal school choice to empower parents and improve the education system.

Linda McMahon's educational background is less traditional, but she aims to advocate for school choice and state education control.

The future job market will increasingly rely on artificial intelligence, necessitating a shift in education and workforce preparation.

Panelists at the Fortune Global Forum emphasize the importance of adapting college education to the realities of technology integration.

Jamie Dimon advocates for educational reforms that address real-world skills to better prepare students for modern careers and responsibilities.

Jackson Lewis is Utah's youngest elected official, elected to the Canyons School Board at 19, aiming to reform education.

Holyoke Public Schools may regain local control by July 1, 2024, after a decade under state receivership due to notable performance improvements.

President Biden will not seek re-election, focusing on fulfilling his current term.

The Biden administration is canceling $6.1 billion in student loan debt for former Art Institute students, aiming to provide relief from fraudulent practices and exorbitant tuition fees.

The Biden administration's 2022 guidance has improved bankruptcy discharge processes for student loan borrowers, leading to a notable increase in successful filings.

Undergraduate education primarily serves institutional interests rather than student needs, necessitating fundamental reform.

Melissa Aviles-Ramos is appointed as New York City schools chancellor following David Banks, with an emphasis on needed reforms and improving public education.

New York City school meals have transformed, offering free and healthy lunches to promote students' well-being and eliminate stigma.

Protests in NYC demand reparations for slavery as City Council considers a bill, igniting debate on its implications and financial responsibilities.

Charter schools receive government funding but operate independently from the Department of Education.

There are 274 charter schools in New York City.

New public schools opening in NYC in fall including an accelerated high school in East New York.

Schools Chancellor emphasizes the need to reimagine education post-pandemic to better meet parents' and students' needs.

Democrats have shifted from prioritizing education reform to focusing on union-friendly policies, jeopardizing educational opportunities for low-income children.

Kamala Harris advocates removing unnecessary degree requirements for federal jobs to boost employment opportunities for individuals without a four-year degree.

Campus aims to revolutionize higher education by offering affordable online community college and improving student completion rates amidst rising tuition costs.

The University of Austin has raised $200 million from conservative donors.

Criticism of traditional higher education unites its diverse group of donors.

School exam system not preparing students for higher education

Universities shifting towards non-exam assessment methods

Bill Rieders focused on improving higher education due to family influence and personal career success.

He aims to enhance education by providing greater access, convenience, and promoting in-demand skills.

DeAngelis acknowledges his past involvement in gay adult films, framing the controversy as a politically motivated attack despite criticism of hypocrisy.

Corey DeAngelis, an anti-LGBTQ+ activist, faces backlash after allegations of his past involvement in gay porn emerge, raising questions about his credibility.

Excellence Boys Elementary's focus on an all-boys education fosters a supportive environment that enhances academic success and personal growth.

Former Gov. George Pataki raised funds for charter schools celebrating their success and highlighted the importance of legislation with accountability provisions.

Lawford Cunningham, the superintendent of Icahn Charter Schools, is calling on lawmakers in New York to raise the cap on charter schools.

Cunningham argues that failing to raise the charter-school-cap is a dereliction of duty to working-class families and is preventing deserving children from accessing quality education.

Nearly 5,000 Bronx charter schools are underfunded due to a 10-year funding disparity that requires them to pay rent instead of investing in programs.

The legislation (S8522) introduced by State Senator Luis Sepulveda and Assembly Member John Zaccaro Jr. aims to provide rental assistance to all NYC charter schools to address the issue of underfunding.

Despite challenges, Oakland schools are improving, focusing on fiscal stability and innovative programs for student engagement.

The Indiana law restricting phones in schools has notably improved student focus and engagement, as illustrated by Jadon Howard's experience.

California bans legacy admissions at private nonprofit colleges, promoting equal opportunities based on merit and skill.

The law aims to correct inequalities exacerbated by previous Supreme Court rulings on admissions.

Governor Newsom advocates for accessibility in higher education for all students, regardless of family connections.

Admissions decisions for high schools can be impacted by lottery systems, affecting students' outcomes despite academic achievements.

Ofsted will overhaul its inspection system, replacing the grading system to address concerns raised by the tragic death of headteacher Ruth Perry.

The government is reforming school evaluations by removing single headline grades, opting instead for a multi-category grading system.

The end of one-word judgments in school inspections aims to alleviate pressure on teachers and promote a more nuanced evaluation system.

The UK government is scrapping single headline grades for schools to enhance transparency and provide a broader assessment of school performance.

The UK government is abolishing single headline grades for schools to improve transparency and provide more detailed evaluations of school performance.

The Department for Education is removing overall single-word verdicts on schools to provide better support and focus on continuous improvement.

Jamie Dimon advocates for an educational curriculum that includes financial literacy and wellness to better prepare students for adulthood.

California is moving closer to requiring all public school students to take a financial literacy class before graduation.

The initiative for financial literacy in schools is supported by both a ballot measure and state legislation.

Personal finance as a California high school graduation requirement campaign gaining momentum with 900,000 signatures submitted.

Initiative led by Tim Ranzetta aims to incorporate money management into school curricula statewide.

The government is discontinuing single headline grades for schools to enhance clarity and assessments for parents regarding school performance.

Critical theory is prevalent in K-12 education, becoming a billion-dollar funded business.

Woke Kindergarten's anti-racism program did not improve math and English scores at Glassbrook Elementary.

American schools are struggling to provide quality education, with significant gaps in competency across subjects and demographics.

Sweden will shift to starting school at age six in 2028, replacing play-based preschool with formal schooling.

Urgent call for extending free breakfast clubs to pupils in special schools and alternative provision as part of a broader education policy.

Removing single headline grades will improve school transparency and performance evaluation.

The reform is a response to the need for comprehensive school assessments.

New Jersey is confronting longstanding school segregation issues, with mediation efforts indicating a potential statewide remedy, a rarity since the Brown v. Board decision.

Freedpeople and advocates influenced the establishment of public schooling for all, emphasizing equity and justice in education.

The tragic case of Flossie Newson underscores the urgent need for mental health education and preventive measures in schools.

UK teenagers are increasingly dissatisfied with life, calling for urgent economic and educational reforms.

Central London secondary schools collaborate to delay smartphone use until Year 10, introducing stricter policies for smartphones against non-smartphone devices.

Arkansas' "Grow Your Own Teacher" program addresses teacher shortages by enabling local workers to earn teaching licenses through flexible training solutions.

Teachers abroad want salary credit

Ireland facing severe teacher shortage

The Department of Education has delayed the FAFSA application rollout for the 2025-2026 cycle. Testing to start in October, with improvements after feedback received from the previous cycle.

The U.S. Department of Education launched a $50 million grant program to increase completion of FAFSA applications, acknowledging the challenges faced by students and institutions.

Efforts to address racial segregation in New York City schools have been lacking despite awareness of the issue.

Confederate names reinstated at Mountain View High School, reverting back to Stonewall Jackson High School.

New York City's method of running its schools, with the mayor in control, is facing potential changes that could weaken the mayor's power.

The debate over mayoral control of schools in New York City is being fueled by concerns over past school closures, education cuts, and calls for more checks on the mayor.

Students critical of new literacy curriculum, feel bored and frustrated with short passages.

Resistance growing against city's mandate for new reading programs, may disrupt unique teaching approaches.