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American University’s School of Education expands its portfolio, offering innovative undergraduate, graduate, and certificate programs designed to prepare future educators and policy leaders.
Washington state has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, alleging mishandling of federal student loans and inadequate protections for vulnerable borrowers.
As districts nationwide pull hundreds of titles from shelves, Washington schools face growing scrutiny. A new review shows how local book challenges compare to bans across the U.S.
A 13-year-old in Washington state was arrested after police discovered a detailed plan and weapons for a potential mass shooting, authorities said, describing the teen as having “everything ready to go.”
The UAE Embassy in Washington, DC spotlights education and youth initiatives, fostering academic exchanges, scholarships, and innovation partnerships between Emirati and American students.
Washington state lost its No Child Left Behind waiver after refusing to tie teacher evaluations to student test scores, triggering stricter federal oversight and renewed accountability rules.
About 1 in 6 U.S. teachers hold second jobs, a Pew Research Center analysis finds, highlighting ongoing concerns over educator pay, financial stress, and retention in America’s schools.
Ohio lawmakers have passed a resolution urging Congress to abolish the U.S. Department of Education, arguing that education authority should return to states and local districts.
A civil rights group has filed a complaint alleging widespread antisemitism in the Lake Washington School District, prompting an investigation into the district’s policies and response to reported incidents.
DOGE rips through the Education Department, triggering deep cuts to contracts, staff and grants, sparking bipartisan backlash and raising fears over schools’ funding stability.
The Education Department oversees civil rights enforcement, student aid, and K-12 policy guidance. Trump’s move to dismantle it raises questions about federal oversight and equity.
MACECE and the Moroccan Embassy in Washington marked the Fulbright program’s 80th year, highlighting deepening US-Morocco educational ties and celebrating alumni contributions.
Washington schools will retain $1.4 billion in federal funds after state attorneys general reached a settlement with the U.S. Education Department, averting major budget disruptions.
Chabad rabbis marked Education and Sharing Day USA with President Trump at the White House, highlighting Jewish educational values and the Rebbe’s legacy in a special Washington ceremony.
A Washington school band has been chosen to join the nation’s 250th anniversary celebration, representing the state on a historic stage. KING5.com reports on the students’ preparations and pride.
Experts warn that dismantling the U.S. Education Department could disrupt federal funding streams, jeopardizing school transportation programs and services for vulnerable students.
Education Secretary Marshall faces mounting criticism as political battles engulf the Department of Education, raising questions about policy priorities and federal oversight.
A UW Medicine analysis finds U.S. schools that experienced shootings had fewer mental-health staff than national averages, raising concerns about prevention and student support.
A Washington high school band has been selected to represent the state in the United States’ 250th birthday parade, showcasing local talent on a historic national stage.
A new Washington Monthly analysis argues the United States is failing on higher education, spotlighting soaring costs, weak accountability, and deepening inequality nationwide.