Tag: Education News
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Study: Nearly 90 percent of full-time professors are white
Discover the striking underrepresentation of minority professors in US higher education. A new study highlights that 84% of full-time professors are white, with -
Will Congress ever fix America’s education system?
Explore Senator Lamar Alexander's bipartisan push to reauthorize No Child Left Behind and simplify FAFSA. Discover the challenges and potential solutions for Am -
Are we getting closer to 1:1 iPad programs?
Discover how 1:1 iPad programs are transforming education in 2016. Learn from leaders like Carl Hooker about implementing technology for personalized student le -
Wellesley’s first African-American president appointed
Wellesley College makes history, naming Dr. Paula Johnson as its first African-American president. Discover her vision for diversity and women's health leadersh -
College Degree vs. High School Diploma: Wage Potential in 2024
Discover how a college degree impacts your earning potential compared to a high school diploma. Explore key stats and factors influencing post-graduation salari -
Do we know where Republicans stand on education?
Explore the Republican presidential candidates' stances on education for the 2016 election. Discover key questions on parental choice, teacher training, and fed -
Report: Southern states cutting higher ed funding the most
Discover how southern states have drastically cut higher education funding since the recession, leading to soaring tuition and reduced services. Explore the rep -
Boost American Indian College Enrollment: Early Education Holds Key
Discover how early childhood education and family involvement can significantly increase American Indian college enrollment. Learn about strategies from the Ké’ -
Oakland district reaches out to black boys in crisis
Oakland Unified School District tackles disproportionate suspensions among Black boys with the groundbreaking Manhood Development program. Discover how this ini -
In 23 states, poor students see less school funding
Discover how 23 states shortchange their poorest school districts, spending less per student than in affluent areas. Uncover the funding disparities and their i
