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eStem Charter Schools name new CEO
KATV Little Rock· 4 days agoIn a release, eStem said that Patterson is a Little Rock native and veteran nonprofit executive, boasting 15 years of success in education reform. “Nick...
Experts reveal major 'downside' to potential Trump VP pick: 'No wow factor'
Fox News· 3 days agoEditor's note: This is the second in a series of profiles of potential running mates for...
School segregation climbs in Arkansas 70 years after the Brown decision
Axios· 4 days agoFayetteville schools were among the first in the U.S. to begin integration following the Brown v....
20 current, former lawmakers endorse David Silvers for Senate
Florida Politics· 2 days agoSilvers’ campaign over the weekend announced the endorsements of 20 current and former Democratic...
'Brown v. Board of Education' at 70: A Dream Dissolved (Opinion)
Education Week· 7 days agoinvited R. L’Heureux Lewis-McCoy to contribute an opinion essay for a brief series on the U.S....
Education changes in Iowa not for the public good
The Gazette· 4 days ago"When I was in school …" doesn't cut it if you haven't been in school classrooms and halls during school days in the past five to seven years. If legislators are basing their decisions for & ...
Funding might change, but Job-ready Graduates stays for now - EconoTimes
EconoTimes· 6 days agoOn one level, the 2024 federal budget brought few big surprises for universities. The two key...
Expansion of Missouri Empowerment Scholarship program a failure for public accountability
Springfield News-Leader via Yahoo News· 3 days agoIt shifts tax money from public schools to private entities under the direction of a department that...
A look at some of the bills that failed to pass the Alaska Legislature this year
Alaska Beacon via Yahoo News· 5 days agoIn the last days of their two-year session, Alaska lawmakers passed dozens of bills on topics...
'Unrealistic' and 'Unfunded': Maryland's Blueprint for education has counties concerned - Maryland...
The Daily Record· 6 days agoYou might think spending $16.6 billion more in state funds from 2024 through 2029 — and billions more after that — would be enough to give Maryland a world-class education system. For proof, ...
