Indianapolis Public Schools faces a 3.7% enrollment drop, primarily in middle schools, amid financial strain and potential legislative challenges.

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This article explores the expanding tutoring landscape in the U.S., highlighting its effectiveness, particularly in affluent communities and through innovative methods like AI.

Recent studies reveal that starting salaries, deteriorating working conditions, contract teaching trends, and economic factors crucially impact teacher recruitment and retention.

New Jersey’s new teacher certification law, which removes the Praxis test, sparks debate on educational standards amid efforts to address teacher shortages.

Sarah Ellison, Sonoma State’s new associate VP for student affairs, focuses on enhancing student access and success through career services and community engagement.

The Biden administration’s decision to exclude undocumented students from expanding TRIO programs sparks mixed emotions among advocates, fueling ongoing debates on access to education.

Kenyatta Y. Dawson advocates for women of color in academia to embrace slow living to prioritize well-being and counteract systemic pressures in their professional lives.

Lawmakers from both parties are uniting to tackle the escalating youth mental health crisis through innovative and bipartisan initiatives across the U.S.