Trump Administration Threatens Colleges’ Tax-Exempt Status
Trump Administration Threatens Colleges’ Tax-Exempt Status Emma Whitford Fri, 09/04/2026 - 03:00 AM Under the proposed rule, any college that adopts or maintains admissions policies, scholarships, loans or other programs for students of color could lose its tax-exempt status.…
Cori Space spent her freshman year of high school in Madison, Alabama, trying to keep up with her coursework while managing her celiac disease and other health problems that her school wouldn’t accommodate.…
For her sophomore year, her family opted for the Alabama Destinations …
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States turn to parents to fill a home care workforce gap
Before Kris and Matthew Ferderer could take their 9-month-old daughter, Elliott, home for the first time, they had to receive specialized training to manage her oxygen equipment, feeding tubes and a catheter that delivered medication directly to her heart.…
Elliott, now 6, was born with a rare heart defect requiring a transpla…
Complications caused seizures and two strokes, leaving her with cerebr…
She also lost blood flow to her right foot the night of the transplant…
English-only proposal for Head Start would set kids back, say parents and program leaders
Over the past few years, Ginger Williams has watched the number of children learning English inch up at the six Head Start sites she runs across Snohomish County, Washington, just north of Seattle.…
The federally funded preschool program has long been required to provi…
” If a majority of children in a program speak a language other than E…
Teachers are also required to focus both on teaching students English …
Colleges are scrambling to figure out new student loan rules. Students are paying the price
Mikiah Roberson expected to receive her federal $6,700 student loan disbursement sometime between May 27 and June 3, just in time to make her rent and car payments.…
Instead, June 3 came and went.
Days, weeks and finally over a month passed.
Roberson, a graduate student in University of Maryland Global Campus’s…
As Male Teachers Vanish From the Classroom, Schools Look for Ways to Bring Them Back
Men account for about 23% of elementary and secondary teachers in public schools, down from 30% in 1988, according to the National Center for Education Statistics.…
This statistic prompted the Male Educator Network & Policy Institute (…
Why Men Become TeachersMEN recently released the results of an online …
The survey revealed that 78% of participants went into the profession …
Have you considered that the greatest risk of artificial intelligence might not be plagiarism, but the quiet erosion of students’ ability to think for themselves?…
“How does Kate Chopin use irony to challenge the reader’s understandin…
” I ask while standing in front of my 11th-grade English class.
Normally, this is the point where students flip through the text, unde…
Can a Letter From Washington Actually Change How Schools Buy Technology?
The Department of Education has just released its first major guidance on classroom technology in years, urging states and districts to focus on outcomes rather than logins or screen time.…
The letter draws a firm line between recreational and instructional sc…
On this episode of This Week with EdSurge, Ira Apfel sits down with Di…
Both guests welcome the letter, but neither is convinced it accomplish…