The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has implemented a new regulation affecting international students and exchange visitors. Effective Thursday, this rule restricts most foreign students and exchange visitors to a maximum stay of four years in the United States unless they obtain an extension from the federal government. This change could pose difficulties for international […]
The federal government has implemented a significant change in measuring higher education outcomes. For the first time, all programs that participate in the federal student loan program are accountable for their graduates’ earnings. This change is part of the new Student Tuition and Transparency System and Earnings Accountability rule. While earnings are an easy metric […]
Jennifer Welch’s Comments on Homeschooling Podcaster Jennifer Welch sparked controversy with her distinct views on homeschooling during her podcast, I’ve Had It. Welch described homeschooling as a “Crazy Christian problem” and referred to it as “trickle-down stupidity” and “MAGA on steroids.” These remarks drew backlash and an official response from the Department of Education. The […]
Rapid Growth of Private Schools State legislatures are increasingly directing public funds to private schools, significantly boosting their numbers. A ProPublica investigation highlights this trend across the U.S., showing states’ reluctance to regulate who operates these institutions or assess their quality. Consequently, private schools are expanding rapidly, fueled by taxpayer dollars, but often lack accountability. […]
New Hampshire residents are expressing concern about artificial intelligence. AI is being employed by 60% of the population in their professional activities. However, a similar percentage is apprehensive about the effects of AI on the future of both the state and society at large. Given these concerns, it is vital for school districts to establish […]
Recent years have witnessed a decrease in college enrollment, a trend particularly evident in states such as Louisiana and Mississippi. This decline highlights significant concerns regarding the future of higher education in these regions. Confidence in Higher Education Across the United States, belief in the importance of higher education is diminishing. Many Americans doubt the […]
At a private school near Jonesboro, Arkansas, founded by Mary “Tracy” Morrison, troubling incidents have raised significant concerns over school regulation. In a widely reported event, Morrison organized a group session in which students, encouraged by her, physically attacked a 13-year-old boy. The entire session was caught on video. As a result, Morrison faced arrest […]
In a recent episode of the ‘I’ve Had It’ podcast, co-hosts Jennifer Welch and Angie Sullivan expressed strong opinions against homeschooling. They described it as ‘weird’ and ‘the worst’ idea, responding to a listener who criticized those attempting to homeschool their children. Sullivan was quick to agree, expressing concerns about people in Bible study groups […]
Recess was once a favorite part of the school day. Now, it has become a topic of debate. As of July 14, 2026, a recent decision by Oklahoma legislators has made substantial changes to recess requirements for elementary schools. This has sparked discussions and raised concerns among educators, parents, and businesses. The new law mandates […]
The recent legislation in Oklahoma mandating an increase in recess time for elementary students is raising questions about its effectiveness and impact. The law requires schools to double the recess period from 20 to 40 minutes daily. This decision is generating significant debate among lawmakers, educators, and families. Critics argue that the policy seems more […]