Embark on an Exciting International Adventure with These Study Abroad Programs! Expand Your Horizons and Gain Valuable Experiences Studying abroad is a fantastic opportunity to immerse yourself in a new culture, learn a new language, and make lifelong friendships. If you’re considering studying abroad, look no further! Here are the best 10 study abroad programs for students: 1. University of …
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Education expert urges Ohio to keep expanding school choice.
Ohio Policy Group Pushes for Expansion of School Choice Options According to a recent policy memo released by The Buckeye Institute, the number of school choice students in Ohio has more than doubled in the last four years. As the state’s new General Assembly convenes, the policy group is urging lawmakers to continue this momentum by expanding options, easing access …
Read More »Red states prioritize traditional methods, blue emphasize innovation.
At a recent event, I made what I thought was an obvious and uncontroversial statement: Red and blue states continue to go in different directions on education reform, with red ones embracing it and blue ones running away from it. A Democrat friend protested that I was being unfair, so I decided to look at the evidence. To be clear, …
Read More »2025 legislative priorities discussed by Board of Education.
Newton County Board of Education Discusses 2025 Legislative Priorities NEWTON COUNTY – The Newton County Board of Education discussed layered themes of focus for their 2025 legislative priorities at their board meeting on Tuesday. The overarching topics include funding and resources, teaching and learning, mental health and wellbeing, safety and security and the fortification of public education. A presentation by …
Read More »DOE probes Sarah Lawrence College for antisemitism potential.
The U.S. Department of Education is now investigating possible antisemitism at Sarah Lawrence College. Complaint Filed by Hillels of Westchester The complaint was filed by Hillels of Westchester on behalf of Jewish students. Hillels of Westchester says their complaint is based on violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. They say Jewish students are being verbally attacked for …
Read More »College costs in Colorado stopped climbing, with implications
Jared Polis offers revised budget proposal Gov. Jared Polis last week updated his budget request, offering plans for how to implement the state’s new school finance formula and the Proposition 130 law enforcement support fund. “The tight budget environment we face in FY 2024-25 and FY 2025-26 requires us to make tough decisions,” Polis wrote in his latest budget letter, …
Read More »Master Your Future: Top 10 Online Education Platforms
Unlocking Your Potential: Top Online Education Platforms for Your Future! In today’s fast-paced world, lifelong learning is essential for staying relevant and advancing in your career. With the rise of online education platforms, obtaining new skills has never been easier or more convenient. Here are the top 10 online education platforms that will help you master your future: Whether you’re …
Read More »Johnson Co. broadens support for early education program.
Johnson County Expands Child Care Assistance Program JOHNSON COUNTY, Iowa — Johnson County is expanding its child care assistance incentive program to help support early education. County supervisors gave the green light after changes were made to eligibility requirements and incentive amounts. Increased Coverage and Reimbursement Now, the program will serve kids up to the age of 47 months, which …
Read More »Education in 2024 reviewed by The Yellow Springs News.
Federal Work College designation Antioch College officials announced in the spring that the college had been designated a Federal Work College by the U.S. Department of Education. Antioch joined a cohort of 10 other work colleges nationwide. The Federal Work College system is an evolution of the traditional work-study program. While the latter typically benefits students from lower-income backgrounds, the …
Read More »Montville schools honor Charlie Grau at event.
Montville Board of Education Fetes Charlie Grau The Montville Township Board of Education honored Charlie Grau for receiving the Volunteer of the Year award from the Montville Township Chamber of Commerce at the board’s March 2020 meeting. Board member Michael O’Brien read a proclamation describing Grau as an enthusiastic supporter of the Montville Township Public Schools for many years. Grau …
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