Education

JCPS is weighing a plan to move start and dismissal times earlier across the district, aiming to ease pressures on staff while keeping student learning at the forefront. The proposal touches all three bell schedules and will be discussed at a December board meeting, alongside budget and consolidation considerations. The changes could reshape daily routines…

Legends Club marks 10 years of uplifting local students as Tim and Kim Hudson celebrate 1,200 young achievers with pep, inspiration, and a tangible gift of support. A day that highlights teamwork, integrity, and the power of community spirit.

Northwestern University reached a landmark settlement over federal funding, tying millions to sweeping campus-policy reforms. The deal includes mandatory antisemitism training and stronger protections against harassment, spotlighting the ongoing tension between federal oversight and university autonomy.

New York’s top leaders unveil a bold push for universal child care, aiming to expand access from infancy through preschool. The plan promises expanded support and tax-credits, but carries a multibillion-dollar price tag and tough funding questions. As debates unfold, families wonder what changes could be on the horizon.

Florida stands at a crossroads as proposals to end all vaccine mandates spark warnings from educators about kid safety and classroom disruption. Critics say rolling back protections could boost illness and absenteeism, hitting vulnerable students and multigenerational households hardest. The debate pits public health against policy as communities weigh the true cost to schools and…

Could American public schools be funded more fairly and effectively? A bold critique of school finance argues the status quo shortchanges students and essential infrastructure. With ideas like a Green New Deal for Schools, a National Investment Authority, and regional tax-base sharing, it outlines a path toward equity that invites every reader to rethink how…

Tribal leaders warn that moving Native American education programs to new federal agencies could spark budget confusion and disrupt essential student supports. Critics say the shift was announced without meaningful tribal consultation, raising questions about funding for K-12 schools and Tribal Colleges and the need for clearer agency roles.

Jennifer Garner spent a day in Clay and Fayette counties with Save the Children, blending classroom moments with hands-on service for local kids. From a literacy moment in the classroom to meal-packing efforts and conversations with educators, the visit highlighted the power of education and community support.

Facing a substantial budget gap, JCPS leaders outline a sweeping plan to close and consolidate schools. The proposal aims to save money and boost efficiency, but families and staff are voicing concerns as forums invite public input before any decisions are final.

Jennifer Garner’s hometown visit highlights Fayette County’s collaborative push for stronger early learning and student well-being. A gathering of educators and community partners showcased programs aimed at supporting families and unlocking every child’s potential.

North Carolina’s schools are navigating a precarious season as an unfinished budget and a faltering federal safety net create real uncertainty for students, families, and educators. With hunger creeping into classrooms and essential programs on pause, the coming weeks promise tough questions and urgent decisions.

Major changes are on the horizon for student loan repayment. A new RAP option paired with a tiered standard plan could reshape who qualifies and how payments are calculated, with ripple effects for forgiveness programs and married borrowers. As deadlines approach, borrowers will want to understand who is affected and what to expect next.

Facing a mounting budget deficit, JCPS unveiled a sweeping plan to close, consolidate, and relocate several schools for the coming year. The district says the changes aim to position JCPS for a sustainable future, with three public forums and an online feedback form shaping the board’s decision.

UK university admissions season is in full swing, and SAT Verbal scores are becoming a differentiator for international applicants. Discover how strong grammar, disciplined reading, and evidence-based reasoning can sharpen your profile—and why pacing your prep matters as deadlines approach.

A bold push to reframe federal education policy is underway, signaling a shift of power toward states and local agencies. As plans unfold and agencies reorganize, the future of the nation’s schools hangs in the balance.

Goldie Hawn’s birthday shines a light on a career that blends laughter with lasting impact. From iconic films to a transformative approach to education and mindfulness, her work centers on kindness and empowerment for kids. Discover how the MindUP movement is shaping classrooms and brightening futures—one mindful moment at a time.

A sweeping restructuring targets the U.S. Department of Education, relocating several key offices to other federal agencies and igniting a heated policy debate. Proponents say it could streamline operations, while critics warn it may disrupt coordination and vital student programs. The move echoes a long-running push to reframe or roll back federal involvement in education,…

Pennsylvania launches a historic $25 million effort to recruit and retain child care teachers, a bold move aimed at easing shortages for families and the economy. This budget milestone signals the start of a broader push to stabilize early education and workforce needs across the state.

A sweeping plan would shift core education duties away from the Education Department to other federal agencies, potentially reshaping how schools and student programs are run. Critics warn the overhaul could affect access, quality, and equity in American education.

Killeen ISD names Dr. King Davis as its new superintendent, signaling a new chapter in district leadership. A seasoned educator with a proven track record, his appointment hints at a focus on student success and community collaboration.

An asbestos scare tied to popular colored play sand has sparked safety checks and school closures across New Zealand. As authorities expand product testing and issue guidance, parents and educators brace for updates on what this means for classrooms and playgrounds.