Posts published in “Education”
LaSalle Parish schools in Louisiana have eliminated mandatory homework, responding to concerns about its effectiveness and impact.
The average public school teacher salary in the U.S. rose to $74,495, yet inflation-adjusted pay has declined.
Before Walter reached kindergarten, he was often kicked out of class. His mother, Crystal Deramus, noticed early...
Public institutions get more time for digital accessibility compliance
The DOJ extends compliance deadlines for ADA digital accessibility guidelines, pushing back to 2027-2028.
In recent years, the NFL draft has attracted hundreds of thousands of fans to host cities. This week, Pittsburgh will...
On an unseasonably warm February morning, Principal Condra Allred walked Cleveland Elementary's hallways, facing closure.
NPR's Leila Fadel interviews filmmaker Ken Burns about Hampshire College's plan to close after fall semester.
Sterling College in Vermont will close after this semester, highlighting a growing trend of small college closures.
Public universities in Texas have made drastic changes, like canceling gender studies, to avoid alleged indoctrination.