The education landscape in America often reveals a common sight: students absorbed in tablets, wearing headphones, and mostly silent. Technology has become a staple in many classrooms, used for various educational programs. Yet, there is a need for a broader conversation about its role in learning. Many students engage with digital tools for reading programs...
The televised civics game show hosted by the Education Department has become a source of contention amid allegations of unfairness. The event, held last month as part of the celebrations marking America’s 250th birthday, was intended to showcase students’ knowledge of civics. Recently, concerns have been raised over the treatment of Aangad Singh, a Sikh...
Democracy thrives when citizens are informed and engaged. Education plays a crucial role in this process. Reading and math are not only academic subjects but also essential tools for preparing students to become responsible citizens. On July 24, 2026, Lindsey Cormack from Kansas Reflector discussed this subject. The nonprofit news organization focuses on detailed reporting...
Alan Garber, president of Harvard University, expressed concerns about the future of federal research funding and the impact on international scholars. He shared these views during an event at the Economic Club of Washington. At the event, philanthropist David Rubenstein highlighted that numerous universities had reached settlements with the Trump administration. He noted that Harvard...
The state of Louisiana has set an ambitious goal: by 2030, 60% of working-age adults should hold a degree or a high-value credential. Achieving this target requires significant investment and policy adjustments, especially in the realm of higher education. Currently, both Louisiana and the United States face a growing affordability crisis in higher education. Federal...
The U.S. Education Department has eliminated rules that permitted the use of disparate impact analysis as evidence in civil rights complaints against schools. This decision forms part of ongoing changes by the Trump administration in the enforcement of civil rights laws. Disparate impact analysis involves evaluating statistical data to identify racial discrimination. It has been...
The state of Louisiana has set an ambitious target. By 2030, it aims for 60% of working-age adults to hold a degree or a high-value credential. This goal underscores the importance of higher education in addressing the prevailing affordability crisis. However, achieving this target faces significant challenges. Across Louisiana and the United States, changes in...
By 2030, Louisiana aims for 60% of working-age adults to hold a degree or a high-value credential. This ambitious target highlights the state’s commitment to enhancing educational attainment. In Louisiana and across the U.S., higher education is linked to the ongoing affordability crisis. Financial aid, especially at the federal level, is facing significant cutbacks. Grad...
Louisiana has set an ambitious target for 60% of its working-age adults to hold a degree or a high-value credential by 2030. However, achieving this goal faces significant hurdles related to funding for higher education. In both Louisiana and the broader United States, higher education is a key factor in the ongoing affordability crisis. Federal...
Grades in high school and college play a crucial role in shaping students’ futures. They influence overall GPA, class rank, and the transcripts that colleges review. These grades impact decisions on college sports team eligibility and scholarship awards. Recently, ‘no-zero’ grading policies have gained traction in U.S. schools. These policies aim to provide a more...