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Aid is declining for nearly two thirds of Wisconsin school districts, while the state’s overall amount of general school aid will stay flat fo… The Head Start overhaul would weaken protections for children with disabilities, loosen credential requirements and add…
October 19, 2026 2:12 AM EDT | Source: Worldview Global Impact In conjunction with the MOU signing, WGI successfully completed delivery of the Global Impact Leadership certificate program to 24 students from HKUST's Public Policy (PPOL) program this October, marking the first completed cohort under…
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE WENT TO SCHOOL EPISODE 9 — WHAT FOR? After the final bell, Kuba put his notebooks into his backpack. Aiza looked at him. Kuba paused with his hand on the zipper. “We’ll take a walk.” “Do you have something to…
In their letter to Secretary McMahon, the lawmakers emphasized that, while increasing funding for those institutions is important, the additional investments cannot come at the expense of MSIs that serve millions of students nationwide. The lawmakers also reiterated the illegal…
Students are stacking internships to stand out. But does doing more still give them an edge? Fresh graduates in Singapore are entering a tougher job market, even as employers continue to have entry-level positions to fill. At the same time,…
The Center Square – Thirty-three states received failing grades for their K-12 open enrollment policies, which govern students' ability to attend public schools other than those assigned to them based on where they live, according to a new report from the…
Members of the WUSD Policy Review Committee debated Wednesday evening about a policy including language that requires employees to submit a report following certain professional development events. WATERTOWN – As the Watertown Unified School District grapples with what the Board of…
If you’ve paid even general attention to Texas education news over the past few years, you’ve likely heard some version of the phrase “local school districts being taken over by the state.” Maybe it registered as a Houston story, since…
Wyoming took another step toward expanding school choice this summer when Gov. Mark Gordon opted into President Donald Trump’s new federal tax-credit scholarships. A surprise announcement brought cheers, hugs and a powerful reminder of why one teacher chose education. The…
A growing number of South Korean seniors are choosing work over retirement, as government agencies explore new employment models that move beyond basic manual labor toward skilled and professional roles in the rapidly aging society. "Staying at home all day…