A recent survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) shows that 30% of college students across the United States think violence is an acceptable measure to stop a controversial speaker at a campus event. This includes 3% who find it always acceptable, 12% who say it’s sometimes acceptable, and 16% who believe […]
A former educator has brought attention to the prevailing ideologies within teacher training courses. This revelation has sparked a broader discussion on the values and methods imparted to future educators. Teacher training programs often shape the educational approaches adopted by instructors. In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on identifying the underlying principles […]
The Education Department plans to move millions of federal student loan borrowers into the most expensive repayment option if they do not leave the current low-cost plan. This plan, called Saving on a Valuable Education (SAVE), emerged during the Biden administration, but it has been discontinued. As these borrowers navigate through a malfunctioning repayment system, […]
The Missouri governor has recently proposed an A-F School Grading Framework, which is causing concern among parents and educators alike. This plan requires the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to implement a grading system that assigns a single letter grade to public schools and districts. Judy Young, writing for the Missouri Independent, expresses frustration […]
Teaching artists contribute significantly beyond mere instruction in artistic disciplines. They often serve as mentors, providing guidance that transcends technical skill. This approach enriches students’ learning experiences by fostering personal growth and creativity. The Hechinger Report highlights both inequality and innovation in education, offering insights into potential improvements and emphasizing their importance. Reflecting on a […]
School vouchers and subsidies for private schools are pivotal in several governor’s races this year. Democrats hope that public school funding concerns will attract suburban and rural voters. The debate is unfolding in five states: Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Ohio, and Texas. Candidates are discussing the impact of diverting public money to private education. Public schools […]
Aaliyah Zuniga, a senior at Bremen High School in Midlothian, recently participated in an initiative at TCA Health in Dolton. She distributed produce and vegetable plants, along with information on food pantries and assistance programs. This was part of a hands-on program designed for students interested in healthcare careers. Zuniga expressed her enthusiasm about gaining […]
As the United States prepares to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks, there is a notable trend of states implementing or suggesting educational policies for schools to instruct students on this pivotal event in American history. According to research by The Associated Press, at least 40 states expect or encourage public […]
In Provo, Utah, a year has passed since the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University (UVU). As the anniversary approaches, the university will close its campus for the day. The institution’s new president, Dr. Jon Anderson, has shared personal connections to the event, acknowledging his daughters’ presence at the scene. Despite the […]
The Trump administration is reviewing the accreditation of an organization overseeing around 1,300 beauty and cosmetology schools, impacting over 120,000 students. This examination reflects the president’s larger agenda to modify higher education accreditation. President Donald Trump has vowed to target what he perceives as left-leaning accreditors. During his 2024 campaign, he described accreditation as a […]