Kentucky Tenure Fight And Portland Strike Expose Campus Risk
Kentucky's tenure law and Portland Community College's strike show how higher education is shifting financial risk onto workers and students.
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AI Push Forces Schools To Rethink Coding Lessons
AI tools are forcing educators to move beyond syntax drills and focus on computational reasoning, verification, assessment and durable problem-solving skills.
ICE Enforcement Fear Is Already Hitting School Attendance
Heightened ICE activity is lowering attendance, weakening family trust and forcing schools to manage trauma alongside enrollment and funding losses.
CUNY Disability Education Work Pushes Beyond Compliance
CUNY SPH researchers say disability health education needs trauma-informed teaching, participatory design and data practices that do not flatten disabled lives.
Michigan Child Care Bills Turn Family Costs Into Workforce Policy
Michigan Senate lawmakers advanced child care bills aimed at expanding Tri-Share support, easing provider barriers and clarifying poverty-related neglect rules.
Birthright Citizenship Fight Raised School Access Fears Despite Plyler
Trump's birthright citizenship fight raised school access fears, but Plyler v. Doe still protects undocumented children's right to K-12 public education.
Springsteen's Minneapolis Protest Song Became a Civics Classroom Test
Bruce Springsteen's Streets of Minneapolis gave educators a difficult civics text about protest music, federal power and public memory.
Adult Learners Are Giving Welsh Revival Its Most Durable Practical Base
Adult Welsh learners have pushed Dysgu Cymraeg enrolment above 20,000, linking language revival to identity, work and everyday community use.
NEU Says SEND Reform Will Fail Without Staff, Time and Specialist Help
The National Education Union says England's SEND reforms will be judged by classroom capacity: support staff, smaller pressure points and faster specialist help.
New York's Reading Push Has an Alignment Problem
New York's Back to Basics reading effort is under scrutiny because teacher training, district curriculum and classroom practice still do not clearly align.
NEU Poll Shows England's SEND Inclusion Plan Is Hitting Classroom Capacity
A National Education Union poll says England's schools are struggling to deliver SEND inclusion because large classes, staff shortages and specialist delays are colliding.
Olivia Bailey Calls Reform UK Family Policy a Sham
Olivia Bailey attacked Reform UK's pro-family pitch as exclusionary while promoting Labour's Best Start family hubs rollout in England.