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How can you attract buyers to buy your car in Saudi Arabia?
A lot of factors, such as your family's need for a bigger or smaller vehicle, the necessity of cutting-edge technologies in the cabin, or just your desire to get the latest model, may impact your decision to sell your car. However, how can you be sure your vehicle...
5 Tips for Properly Planning Out a Space When Redesigning It
Redesigning a space can be an exciting but challenging endeavor. It requires careful planning and consideration to create a functional and aesthetically pleasing environment that meets your needs and preferences. Proper space planning is key to any design project's...
Education Department Will Keep Sending Most K-12 Funds Through Its Own System
The U.S. Department of Education will continue routing most K-12 formula funding through its existing G5 system this fall rather than transitioning to a Department of Labor portal, the agency confirmed Monday.
The Most Pressing Problems Schools Count on SEL to Address
Schools primarily use social-emotional learning to address student difficulties with friendships, motivation, and engagement, according to an EdWeek Research Center survey of educators.
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Michigan Narrows Free Community College Eligibility Gap
Michigan is lowering the eligibility age for its Michigan Reconnect free community college program from 25 to 21, using $25 million in new state funding starting this fall.
Accreditor Puts Lane Community College on Warning
Lane Community College in Oregon has been placed on accreditation warning by a regional agency due to governance issues, including past trustee behavior toward the college president.
Stockton Pulls Genocide Reference After Donor Complains
Stockton University removed language describing Gaza casualties as genocide from a faculty website after a donor complained, sparking academic freedom concerns among faculty and university officials.
Troy Punishes Professor for Using University Letterhead
A Troy University math professor received disciplinary notices after using university letterhead to contact Alabama lawmakers about concerns regarding a numeracy course review committee.
How 4 Colleges Are Supporting Student Parents
Four colleges are implementing new programs to support student parents and caregivers through scholarships, childcare, pre-orientation programs, and workforce training initiatives.
DOJ Declares 3 Race-Based STEM Programs Unconstitutional
The Department of Justice has ruled that three National Science Foundation programs designed to increase racial and ethnic diversity in STEM fields are unconstitutional, discontinuing initiatives worth approximately $104 million.
UK universities face ‘financial crisis’ amid collapse in international students
UK university leaders warn of financial crisis as international student visa applications fall 11%, threatening significant income loss and potential job cuts across the sector.
Pace of college closings picks up, with more projected
More than 440 private nonprofit colleges face closure risk due to declining enrollment and rising debt, with fewer than half of students completing degrees elsewhere when institutions shut down.
‘It wouldn’t be Head Start anymore:’ Providers blast federal proposal to alter preschool program
The Trump administration proposed eliminating most federal Head Start standards, shifting authority to states and removing requirements like staff-to-child ratios, full-day care, and bilingual support, prompting concerns from providers that the program would be fundamentally altered.
Why Teachers Would—or Wouldn’t—Move to a High-Needs School
Most teachers cite student misbehavior, low pay, and work-life balance concerns as reasons to leave teaching, especially in high-needs schools where retention challenges are particularly acute.
The Differences Between IEPs and 504 Plans: A Special Education Explainer
Students with disabilities receive either an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or a 504 plan, which differ significantly in structure, legal requirements, and services provided by schools.
A New Phonics Debate Shows How the ‘Science of Reading’ Movement Is Evolving
A debate is growing within the science of reading movement over two approaches to phonics instruction: the century-old Orton-Gillingham method and the newer linguistic phonics approach, reflecting broader tensions about implementation challenges.