During the pandemic, some Pittsburgh students with disabilities missed specialized services. Schools now aim to recover.
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Texas A&M Ends Women's and Gender Studies
Texas A&M University ends women's studies, citing policy changes and low enrollment. Critics see political motives.
Brown University awards $3M in grants to fulfill a settlement with the Trump administration over alleged anti-semitism.
Trump's administration targets elite universities with funding freezes, pushing policy changes amid legal challenges.
Chanea Bond has banned AI in her classroom, opting for handwritten assignments to enhance student engagement.
If you've felt the joy of a snow day, you're not alone. While fun, do these days off affect academic performance?
A teacher inspires enthusiasm by assigning projects that allow high school students to help others in meaningful ways.
Enrollment rises at colleges, led by community colleges and public four-year programs, showing slight overall gains.
College enrollment in the U.S. surpassed prepandemic levels, reaching 19.4 million students, with a 1.0% growth.
The Brookings study highlights generative AI's risks in education, urging caution to protect students' cognitive growth.