More than 6,200 University of Nebraska – Lincoln students have been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester of the 2021-22 academic year. Qualification for the dean’s list varies among the eight undergraduate colleges and the Explore Center. The minimum requirements for each entity are as follows: College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural…
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Biden is pushing off implementing the “gainful employment” rule in his regulatory agenda. The rule would prevent student-loan borrowers from taking on too much unaffordable debt post-grad. Biden has opposed advocates’ efforts to reinstate the rule that was repealed under Trump. Loading Something is loading. President Joe Biden’s to-do list for the upcoming year has…
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By Suzanne Munson During COVID-19 school closures, some Virginia parents became creative with their children’s educations. Rather than struggling individually with online instruction, they formed mini-classrooms with friends and neighbors in convenient spaces. These parents signed up for quality online courses through the Virginia Department of Education, liked the experience and plan to continue with…
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AUBURN – Students of the Auburn class of 2022 started and, for the most part, ended high school normally. But between those bookends was a story of challenges – and overcoming them. That’s what Principal Brian Morgan told the Auburn High School Class of 2022 as its 250 members graduated Friday at sunny Holland Stadium….
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Children across the country to be supported to find and develop their passions through increased opportunities to study music, learn instruments, and take up sports and activities thanks to a multi-million-pound investment into sports and music education. The announcement made by the government today (25 June) builds on the pledge in the School’s White Paper…
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Lincoln Public Schools’ district office will soon be the Steve Joel District Leadership Center. That’s the name the Lincoln Board of Education landed on after it announced earlier this month it would rename the central office in honor of the retiring superintendent, whose last day is Thursday. The board is expected to formally approve the…
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Though not as high-profile as gun and abortion cases decided by the US Supreme Court this term, Tuesday’s ruling in Carson v. Makin could significantly impact public schooling in the United States over time. In a 6-3 decision, the court ruled that Maine must include religious schools in its unique town tuitioning program, which offers…
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In 2010, Leader Hoyer and House Democrats launched the Make It In America (MIIA) agenda to spur private-sector job growth during America’s recovery from the Great Recession. With a series of hearings in 2015, a nation-wide listening tour in 2017 and 2018, an updated plan with targeted goals and policy recommendations released in the summer…
New York, US, June 24, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – According to a comprehensive research report by Market Research Future (MRFR), “Smart Education and Learning MarketBy Software (Assessment Services Adaptive Learning Platform), By Hardware (Student Response System), By Service (Professional Service), By Application (Professional Services) – Forecast 2030 ”to touch USD 833.48 billion at a 19.6%…
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The State Board of Education holds its regular monthly meeting on Thursday, June 23, 2022. (Megan Prather) Support Journalism While Epic’s co-founders Ben Harris and David Chaney, along with former chief financial officer Josh Brock, were arrested on racketeering charges Thursday morning, current leaders of Epic Charter Schools were presenting the State Board of Education…
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