Why Hasn't Trump Already Closed the Department of Education?Linda McMahon's confirmation hearing showcased her struggle to balance education funding priorities with the Trump administration's agenda.
Trump will order a plan to dismantle the Education Department, advancing a campaign promiseTrump aims to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, pushing state control over education despite challenges in actual implementation.
What would it mean if Trump dismantled the Department of Education? - Metro PhiladelphiaTrump's potential dismantling of the Department of Education echoes past Republican efforts but faces significant challenges.Eliminating the department could threaten funding for vulnerable student populations and disrupt decades of education progress.
Why Hasn't Trump Already Closed the Department of Education?Linda McMahon's confirmation hearing showcased her struggle to balance education funding priorities with the Trump administration's agenda.
Trump will order a plan to dismantle the Education Department, advancing a campaign promiseTrump aims to dismantle the U.S. Education Department, pushing state control over education despite challenges in actual implementation.
What would it mean if Trump dismantled the Department of Education? - Metro PhiladelphiaTrump's potential dismantling of the Department of Education echoes past Republican efforts but faces significant challenges.Eliminating the department could threaten funding for vulnerable student populations and disrupt decades of education progress.
Was Integration the Wrong Goal?Some Black intellectuals are losing faith in the impact of Brown v. Board of Education on educational equality.
Opinion: Want to improve California schools? Expand bilingual educationBilingual education is crucial for equitable education for multilingual students, as shown by the 50-year-old Lau vs. Nichols Supreme Court case and subsequent research.
Was Integration the Wrong Goal?Some Black intellectuals are losing faith in the impact of Brown v. Board of Education on educational equality.
Opinion: Want to improve California schools? Expand bilingual educationBilingual education is crucial for equitable education for multilingual students, as shown by the 50-year-old Lau vs. Nichols Supreme Court case and subsequent research.
My High School Wanted to Expand Opportunities for Low-Income Students. Did It Limit Them Instead?West High's IB program significantly boosts college attendance yet faces challenges in equitable access for low-income and diverse students.
A letter in response to "Online Degrees Out of Reach"Online education's lower completion rates cannot be simplistically attributed to its format without considering the diverse challenges faced by students in these programs.
The Key to Neuroinclusive Education: Neurodivergent TeachersSupporting neurodivergent teachers is essential for fostering a truly inclusive educational environment.
In Defense of Teachers and Public EducationPublic education is essential for leveling the playing field and is supported by federal programs like TRIO, aiding low-income and first-generation students.
'My deafness is not a barrier to what I want to achieve, but I need a fair system' - students want Irish Sign Language on Leaving CertDeaf students deserve the right to take exams in Irish Sign Language (ISL) as an official language of the State.
Ensuring Accessibility In eLearning: A Guide To Inclusive Content DesignAccessibility in eLearning ensures equal opportunities for all students, enhancing their learning experience and engagement.
'My deafness is not a barrier to what I want to achieve, but I need a fair system' - students want Irish Sign Language on Leaving CertDeaf students deserve the right to take exams in Irish Sign Language (ISL) as an official language of the State.
Ensuring Accessibility In eLearning: A Guide To Inclusive Content DesignAccessibility in eLearning ensures equal opportunities for all students, enhancing their learning experience and engagement.
Reading Partners NYC Seeks Volunteer Tutors Across 5 BoroughsVolunteering with Reading Partners NYC transforms children's lives with just one hour a week of tutoring.The organization tackles educational inequities in literacy for underserved students.Over 24,000 tutoring sessions facilitated, showcasing effective literacy support.
Schools Once Built for Whites Only Are Receiving Millions in Taxpayer MoneyVoucher programs in the South are financing schools with historical ties to segregation, raising concerns about equity and representation in education.
Election 2024: Meet the candidates running for Oakland school board District 1Both candidates emphasize the critical need for student, parent, and teacher involvement in school district decision-making processes.
Time poverty impacts college students with jobs and kids, especially for certain groups, study showsTime poverty significantly impacts college student outcomes, especially among underrepresented groups.
Addressing Equity Gaps In Online EducationOnline learning can significantly enhance student equity by providing previously unavailable opportunities.
Opinion: School choice is not the civil rights issue of our time'Voucher systems historically linked to resistance to school integration, with recent negative impact on academic performance, especially among Black students.
NY financial aid expansion to benefit about 93,000 studentsNew York expands Tuition Assistance Program to benefit more students with higher income eligibility and minimum award amount.
Eleanor Roosevelt, Millennium, Lab among high schools that will give admissions bump to Manhattan studentsManhattan high schools reserve 75% seats for borough residents for the next admissions cycle.
We Should Engineer Better Learning in Our SchoolsIntegrating engineering education in schools can improve student outcomes and address academic fallout exacerbated by the pandemic.
NY high school students will no longer need to pass Regents exams to graduate under new planNew York teenagers no longer need to pass Regents exams for high school diploma.