More than 25 states have reinstated cursive education as a required skill in schools. This shows a renewed interest in ensuring that students can read and write in cursive. Historically, cursive writing was an essential part of learning for many American children. During the early 20th century, cursive or script was the standard writing style […]
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy voiced concerns about Harvard University possibly influencing students with ideas that conflict with his Christian values. His worry centers around his daughter Paloma’s interest in attending the Ivy League institution. Duffy expressed hope she wouldn’t encounter only one perspective that goes against her upbringing. Speaking on a YouTube series, The Great […]
During a White House event, First Lady Melania Trump revealed a significant development in education funding. IndyCar and Fox Corp. have pledged $2 million to support scholarships, illustrating their commitment to education. This announcement was made on August 20, 2026, at 5:16 p.m. EDT. In her first public appearance in some weeks, Melania Trump addressed […]
Although some Americans are reassessing the importance of higher education, college applications remain strong. A recent report by Common App, the online platform used to apply to over 1,150 colleges and universities, revealed significant growth. For the 2025-2026 application cycle, 1.5 million students submitted over 10.7 million applications. This marks a 6 percent rise from […]
Imagine a scenario where technicians fail to show up for work. Flights remain grounded due to unsolved maintenance problems. Cars stay in workshops for weeks despite having the necessary tools. Factory lines halt, affecting the supply chain and delaying package deliveries. Data centers overheat and fire trucks fail to start. This is the direction in […]
Students returning to Evergreen Park Community High School will notice a striking new mural that blends art and science. Over the summer, students dedicated their break to completing this large artwork. Ava Chandler, a senior with a passion for art and science, initiated the project. She proposed the concept to art teacher Tom Guerra, who […]
Governor’s Proposal Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a proposed plan to ban public schools from hiring H-1B visa holders. Speaking in Austin, Abbott stated his intention to call for legislation that would prohibit any H-1B employees in public schools. He expressed concerns about ‘indoctrination in the classroom’ and asserted that the educational standards are […]
Recently, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expressed criticism towards past progressive stances such as ‘defund the police.’ Reflecting on the aftermath of the George Floyd incident and the COVID-19 pandemic, she acknowledged that some rhetoric was excessive. In contrast to this distancing, academic institutions struggle with similar issues. The situation surrounding Cambridge University sociologist Jason Arday, who […]
Federal student loan forgiveness options are still available, but recent changes have altered the landscape for many borrowers. Staying informed on these changes is crucial if you want to maximize your benefits. Understanding Recent Changes Federal student loan rules have shifted as of July 1, making it vital to review your finances. A new income-driven […]
The world of student loans has grown more intricate, especially for those with federal loans facing new challenges. Recent reforms, effective from July 1, introduce new repayment options. Borrowers must now navigate these changes, determining which relief programs apply to their loans. If your education relied on both federal and private loans, repayment becomes complicated. […]