Education News
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Stephen A. Smith Pledges $250K to Winston-Salem State University
ESPN's Stephen A. Smith commits $250,000 to his alma mater, Winston-Salem State University, over five years. Discover how his surprise donation will support the -
Free STEM poster and lesson plan for thousands of teachers
Florida Institute of Technology provides a free STEM poster and lesson plan to over 13,700 teachers nationwide this year. Spark high school students' interest ... -
Clinton’s debt-free college comes with a price tag
Explore the pros and cons of Hillary Clinton's "New College Compact" proposal. An expert analyzes the plan's feasibility and its potential impact on college ... -
Obama highlights education successes
Explore President Obama's education achievements, from record high school graduation rates to college loan caps. Discover his ongoing efforts for Pre-K and redu -
How we should discuss racism with students?
Empower students to understand and combat racism. Learn effective strategies for educators to facilitate open, honest, and impactful discussions about race in t -
Bernie Sanders’ HBCU Tour: Connecting with Young Black Voters
Senator Bernie Sanders embarks on a "Feel the Bern" tour of HBCUs, aiming to engage young Black voters on income inequality, criminal justice, and ... -
Obama calls for computer science expansion in schools
In his State of the Union address last week, President Obama discussed the progress he’s made on numerous issues, including in the field of ... -
Netflix education fund to give $100M to minority students
Reed Hastings, founder and chief officer of Netflix, announced he will be creating a $100 million foundation for education. The Netflix education fund is ... -
NY education prison plan announced by Governor Cuomo
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced a new NY education prison plan “for the state to pay for college courses for inmates.” A ... -
Google diversity: Will the tech giant get it right?
As the first tech company to announce its diversity statistics in May of 2014, Google admits to poor numbers again in 2015. A whopping 70 ...
