Education Policy
Immigration Policies Threaten Maryland's Education Goals Amid Teacher Shortage Crisis
Federal immigration policies and budget cuts are undermining Maryland's education blueprint by detaining immigrant educators and pricing public schools out of the visa system during a severe teacher shortage.
Father's Viral Facebook Post Sparks National Education Debate, Reaches 12 Million Views
A father's viral social media post criticizing public schools has ignited a fierce national conversation about educational quality, homeschooling alternatives, and systemic reform after reaching 12 million views in just five days.
Maryland's Book Ban Challenge Highlights Ongoing Education Battles as Governor Moore Announces Reelection Bid
Maryland's new anti-book ban law faces its first test failure in Harford County while Governor Wes Moore launches his reelection campaign focused on economic achievements and opposition to Trump policies.
Higher Education Associations Partner for 2025 Conference on Credential Innovation Amid Policy Shifts
UPCEA and AACRAO are co-hosting Convergence 2025 to address the critical need for alternative credential strategies in higher education as institutions navigate changing federal policies and workforce demands.
Tapestry Public Charter School's Expansion Marks a Turning Point for Inclusive Education in Georgia
The approval of a second Tapestry Public Charter School campus in Clayton County signifies a breakthrough in Georgia's education system, highlighting the demand for inclusive and flexible schooling options.
Harford Schools Lead Legal Charge Against Social Media Giants Amid Rising Electricity Costs and Housing Policy Shifts
Harford County's Board of Education is at the forefront of legal battles against social media companies for alleged harm to children, while Maryland residents face upcoming electricity bill increases and Montgomery County adopts new housing policies to address shortages.
Rising Homeless Student Numbers Amid Federal Aid Cuts Highlight Maryland's Education Crisis
Maryland faces a growing education crisis as homeless student numbers rise by 24% over six years, while federal aid for homeless services is cut by 11%, exacerbating challenges for vulnerable students.
Really Great Reading Approved by Michigan Department of Education
Really Great Reading's inclusion on Michigan's list of approved Tier 1 literacy programs marks a significant step towards enhancing reading outcomes for students, leveraging evidence-based instruction to address literacy challenges.
New Interactive Tool Reveals Hidden Crisis of Student Homelessness Across America
A comprehensive data analysis tool launched by SchoolHouse Connection and University of Michigan's Poverty Solutions reveals critical insights into student homelessness patterns and educational outcomes across the United States, highlighting funding gaps and areas needing intervention.