Treasury Department Takes Over Student Loan Management
Treasury Department officials initiated a structural overhaul on March 20, 2026, to absorb the federal student loan portfolio from the Education.
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Dylan Lopez Contreras Leaves ICE Detention for New York
Dylan Lopez Contreras left ICE detention and returned to New York, intensifying debate over immigration enforcement and schools.
Bright Horizons Halts New York Expansion Over Abuse Charges
Bright Horizons halted a New York expansion after an employee arrest raised new scrutiny of childcare screening, supervision and parent trust.
Parents Demand Reduction in School Chromebook Usage
School districts face increasing pressure from parents and researchers to reduce screen time and Chromebook usage in early elementary.
Congress Faces $100 Billion Pell Grant Deficit
Congress faces a $100 billion Pell Grant deficit that could force hard choices over college aid, eligibility and the federal promise to low-income students.
Scholars Weigh Risks of Educational Engagement in Iran
Academic engagement with Iran remains one of the hardest questions facing Western universities. The issue is not whether education has value.
Nine-Month-Olds in England Average 41 Minutes on Screens
London families are increasingly integrating digital media into the lives of their infants long before those children learn to walk or speak. The...
Tennessee House Advances Student Immigration Data Bill
Republican lawmakers in Nashville moved closer to a state-wide mandate for tracking the legal status of children. Members of the Tennessee House...
Professors Revive Pen and Paper Exams in Fight Against AI
Students at University of California, Davis find themselves clutching ballpoint pens instead of keyboards this spring. Lecture halls that once hummed...
Fifty Minnesota Districts Continue Using Seclusion Rooms
Jessica Heiser spent months documenting what she describes as an antiquated and traumatizing practice within the state education system. Data obtained...
Iowa House Passes Bills Reshaping University Rules
Iowa lawmakers passed bills changing university diversity programs, faculty tenure and accreditation rules in a vote split along party lines.
School Districts Fear Cost of USDA Nutrition Rules
Stephanie Smith watches the delivery truck unload crates of reduced-sodium whole-grain bread at a central loading dock in Ohio.