California Lawmakers Increase College Corps Funding
Josh Fryday stands at the center of a growing volunteer army in Sacramento. The funding increase was reported on March 13, 2026, as California lawmakers.
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Phillipson Claims Lawyers Profit from Special Needs Disputes
Bridget Phillipson took the podium at the 2026 Association of School and College Leaders conference to deliver a message that stunned the legal profession.
England Freezes Plan 2 Student Loan Repayment Threshold
March 2026 finds millions of graduates across England scanning their payslips with increasing scrutiny as the cost of living remains stubbornly high.
Classrooms Battle Digital Distractions With Comic Books
Ajmal, a seven year old student, describes the exploits of Mango and Brash with the precision of a seasoned literary critic.
Cambridge Researchers Demand Regulation of AI Toys
Cambridge researchers warn that AI toys can mishandle children's emotional cues.
Walid Khalidi Architect of Palestinian Historical Identity Dies
Walid Khalidi helped turn Palestinian historical memory into a rigorous archive-based field.
Seventeen States Sue Federal Government Over Student Race Data Rules
Seventeen states sue the Department of Education over new rules requiring colleges to collect race and sex data for all student applicants.
Ohio State Trustees Appoint New President in Emergency Meeting
Ohio State trustees moved quickly to appoint an internal president after Ted Carter’s departure.
New Mexico Establishes Free Child Care for Nearly All Families
New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham signs Senate Bill 241 into law, making the state the first to offer free universal child care for most families.
Missouri House Passes A-F School Rating System Despite Outcry
Missouri's House advanced an A-F school grading bill despite bipartisan fears that letter rankings will unfairly brand and destabilize local communities.
Reeves Threatens Special Session Over Mississippi School Choice
Tate Reeves' threat of a special session over Mississippi school choice has intensified a dispute over education funding, parents and legislative control.
Chronic Absenteeism Gaps Widen Across 27 States
Chronic absenteeism rates in 27 states reveal widening gaps for low-income and minority students even as overall attendance begins to recover.