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Is a Trump Victory Truly Beneficial for School Choice?

August 8, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

When it comes to the issue of school choice, there is a stark contrast between t …

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Tim Walz’s wife Gwen, a former teacher, is a strong advocate for college education in prisons

August 7, 2024

by Emma Wordsmith

Max Kenner, upon meeting Gwen Walz over a decade ago when she was the wife of Mi …

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Jan. 6 Protester and Former Superintendent Vying to Lead North Carolina’s Schools

August 7, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

Most assessments suggest Michele Morrow is an improbable choice to head North Ca …

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MSU Events Celebrate New and Returning Students on Campus This Month

August 7, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

STARKVILLE, Miss.—Mississippi State is preparing to welcome new and returning Bu …

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U.S. Department of Education Unveils Schedule and Updated Procedure for 2025-26 FAFSA Form Release

August 7, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

The U.S. Department of Education (Department) has announced that the 2025-26 Fre …

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Harris Joins VP Pick Tim Walz in Philadelphia for Campaign Event, Stresses Importance of Fighting for the Future

August 7, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

PHILADELPHIA — Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz made …

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Advancing from pockets of excellence to systems of excellence for students with disabilities

August 7, 2024

by Carlos Changemaker

Arlington, Virginia – The U.S. Department of Education leaders emphasized at the …

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Rising Temperatures Pose Challenge for Schools and Education

August 7, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

Angela Girol, an educator with twenty years of experience in teaching fourth gra …

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AI Companions Providing Patient, Funny, Upbeat Interaction Could Be Impacting Kids’ Brains

August 7, 2024

by Jennifer Livingstone

By Greg Toppo August 7, 2024 During the spring of 2023, Nick, a sophomore at a l …

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