Employers drop out before training programs take shape
Employers often withdraw before U.S. workforce-training programs—like Workforce Pell Grants—take shape, leaving billions in federal funds unutilized.
Shapiro and Garrity clash on Pennsylvania school funding plans
Shapiro and Garrity clash over Pennsylvania’s $20.3B education budget, with Democrats pushing record investments while Republicans propose reforms after a 2023
Lilly Endowment’s $348M Boosts Indy School Infrastructure
Lilly Endowment's $348M investment boosts Indianapolis school infrastructure, funding construction and renovations across 19 districts and charter schools.
Neal and Kimble Compete in Chicago School Board Race
Michael Neal and Brittany Kimble compete in the 2026 Chicago School Board race for District 6b, a district facing enrollment challenges.
West Side School Board Race: Activist vs. Choice Advocate
A realtor backed by school choice advocates challenges a longtime education activist for the West Side School Board District 5a seat, covering 39 schools.
Proposed Cuts Threaten New Zealand School Library Services
Proposed cuts to New Zealand's National Library Community Engagement and Learning Team may severely impact school library services across the country.
UK student visa rejections rise to 4.9%
UK student visa rejection rates hit 4.9%, nearing a 5% threshold that could trigger university sanctions under new compliance rules.
US sees shocking drop in 2025 F-1 visas
State Department data shows a 34% drop in F-1 visa decline for 2025 with Indian student permits down 76%, sparking concern among educators and policy.
Five Trends Driving European Education Before EAIE Glasgow
European education trends reshape continent as policy shifts, tighter visa checks, housing shortages and travel costs affect enrollment at EAIE Glasgow.
New Late Work Policies Aim To Motivate
Discover how new late work policies aim to motivate students and fix the silent submission problem that hurts academic success.