GEO Prep Mid-City Academy, located in one of the poorest sections of Louisiana, did something almost unheard of in public education –...
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The Treasury Offset Program, a federal program that collects debts by garnishing federal and state payments, will administer collections.
Backers say the academy model engages students and prepares them for the future, but others worry it comes at a cost.
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Teachers unions are out for themselves and not out to help your children. FDR warned Americans against public employee unions and we learned...
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Harvard’s antisemitism task force promised to publish its findings last fall. Months after the deadline, it still hasn’t appeared—and...
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Course ‘sounds like the result of a prank,’ medical reform group says.
On Harvard's Refusal to Comply with the Federal Government.
Wellesley College announced an immediate hiring pause for the next six months. Carolyn Slaboden, Chief Human Resources Officer, stated that...
For Jewish college students, Chabad is more than just a social organization—it's a community of inclusion and belonging.
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The third graders in Steubenville, Ohio, are among the best little readers in the nation. For nearly 20 years, 93% or more of them have...
Just as coastlines demarcate boundaries where land meets water, mission statements, accreditation, Carnegie classifications, and statutory...
Four out of five interventions tested led to 'adverse' or 'negative' effects on some pupils.
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To fight back, universities should fight smart.
Harvard has refused to accept the orders of a Trump administration commission concerning its chronic problems with anti-Semitism, campus...
There is no rule that says universities have to accept public funds and some do not.
The American Federation of Teachers' quarterly "American Educator" was once a reliable source of first-rate research and practice tips....
I find it odd that he singles out my one-page column as detracting from a union-sponsored magazine.
Cedric Lodge stole organs from cadavers that had been donated for medical research, prosecutors said. The university fired him in 2023.
One of the first women’s colleges in the country will soon close if it doesn’t raise enough money this month.
A plan was set in motion with no idea of how to stop it.
The overhaul of New College of Florida stoked fear on the left and excitement on the right. Two years in, what’s really changed?
The Utah Education Association sued the state last year, saying the $100 million program funded schools that aren’t free and open to all.... Read More
The best and worst campuses for free speech, based on a survey of more than 55,000 students.