Browsing: Education
A recent study reveals a decline in students’ understanding of history and civics, raising concerns about civic engagement and informed citizenship, The Washington Post reports. Experts urge education reform to address the gap.
The World Bank’s 2018 World Development Report highlights the urgent need to improve global education quality. It calls for innovative policies to enhance learning outcomes and unlock the full potential of education worldwide.
“Red Tape, Iron Nerve: The Iranian Quest for U.S. Education” explores the challenges Iranian students face amid political barriers and visa restrictions as they strive to access American academic opportunities.
U.S. News & World Report has released its latest rankings of the best universities worldwide, highlighting top institutions for academic excellence, research impact, and global reputation in 2024.
The U.S. Education Department has warned 60 colleges that it may take action over concerns of antisemitism on their campuses, signaling increased federal scrutiny on how institutions address discrimination.
A new USAFacts report ranks the most educated states in the U.S., highlighting top performers like Massachusetts and Maryland. Factors include high school graduation rates and college attainment, revealing regional education trends nationwide.
Linda McMahon, President Trump’s nominee for education chief, defended plans to significantly reduce the Department of Education’s scope, emphasizing increased local control and reduced federal involvement, Reuters reports.
Gender identity lessons, facing bans in some schools, are increasingly adopted in others as part of inclusive education efforts. The Washington Post explores this growing divide in classrooms nationwide.
The Times Higher Education 2022 rankings highlight the best universities in Washington DC, showcasing top institutions known for academic excellence, research impact, and student success in the nation’s capital.
The US government has launched an “end DEI” portal allowing the public to file complaints about diversity, equity, and inclusion programs in schools, sparking debate over education policies and civil rights efforts.
Federal staffing cuts have caused significant glitches and delays in college financial aid processing, impacting thousands of students nationwide. The disruptions threaten timely access to crucial funding for the upcoming academic year.
The Trump administration is set to resume collections on student loan borrowers in default, reversing a pause implemented during the pandemic. The move affects millions facing overdue federal student debt.
The Pew Research Center’s latest report reveals the challenges and rewards faced by American teachers today, highlighting issues like workload, pay, and public perception in the evolving education landscape.
As former President Trump intensifies criticism of higher education, some international students are reconsidering U.S. colleges. Concerns over political rhetoric and policy shifts contribute to declining enrollment, experts say.
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A judge has struck down the U.S. Education Department’s guidance opposing school diversity programs, ruling it oversteps federal authority. The decision supports efforts to promote inclusive education nationwide.
Former President Donald Trump signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the U.S. Department of Education, Reuters reports. The move seeks to reduce federal oversight and shift control to state and local authorities.
“Educator Voice: How dismantling the Department of Education would affect teachers and students” explores the potential impacts of such a move on classroom resources, policy consistency, and student support nationwide.
Five Western Washington school districts have been ranked among the most enviable in the U.S., highlighting excellence in education, resources, and student support, according to KOMO’s latest report.
Since the Columbine tragedy in 1999, the U.S. has endured 434 school shootings, highlighting an ongoing crisis in school safety. The Washington Post reports on the alarming frequency and impact of these incidents.