Education
Major Indexes Close Lower; Chip Stocks and Oil Prices Show Variations
The stock market saw mixed performance with major indexes closing lower, while chip stocks declined and oil prices surged following the US revoking Iran's license to sell oil after attacks.
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Superintendents Express Concern Over Potential School Funding Cut
Oklahoma superintendents are worried that a proposed state question could lead to reduced school funding.
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CNBC names Ohio top state for business, despite education concerns
Ohio has been named the top state for doing business by CNBC, but its educational performance remains a concern.
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Fewer than half of Florida kindergartners meet readiness benchmarks
A new report indicates that only 44% of Florida children entering kindergarten are ready for learning, according to various news outlets.
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Pogacar Claims Fifth Tour de France Stage Win, Maintaining Lead
Tadej Pogacar clinched his fifth stage win of the 2026 Tour de France, extending his overall lead in the race.
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Formula 1 British Grand Prix Features Young Talent Kimi Antonelli
Young driver Kimi Antonelli secured victory in the Sprint Race and pole position for Saturday’s race at the Formula 1 British Grand Prix.
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NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani Celebrates New York Liberty’s WNBA Title Win
The New York City Mayor, Zohran Mamdani, joined the New York Liberty basketball team in celebrating their second Commissioner's Cup title win.
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'An absolute disaster': 645 prospective Washington lawyers left in limbo after bar exam cancelled over technology issue
About 645 recent law school graduates are facing delays as the Washington State Bar Exam, designed to test their legal knowledge, has been postponed due to technology issues.
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Peoria Unified School District Names New Principal Amid Teacher Sex Scandal
The Peoria Unified School District has appointed Darien Schoolcraft as the new principal of Centennial High School, following a series of personnel changes in response to a teacher sex scandal within the district.
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Abilene and Round Rock School Districts Start Classes Early in 2026-27
Two Texas school districts, Abilene ISD and Round Rock, are set to start the new academic year early in August.
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K-12 Community Asks for Reconsideration of Trump Administration Grant Rule Changes
School districts and other stakeholders have submitted over 500,000 comments opposing proposed changes to federal grant rules.
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K–12 Districts Expect New Challenges and Priorities in 2026
Education leaders from across the country have outlined their expectations for the upcoming year, highlighting both challenges and priorities they foresee.
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Orange County School Board Considers Banning E-Bikes at Elementary and Middle Schools
The Orange County School Board is considering a proposal to regulate e-bikes and scooters, which are now commonly used by students for transportation.
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Mark Daigneault Honored for Joining Team USA Coaching Staff
Basketball coach Mark Daigneault expresses pride in being named to the United States team's coaching staff.
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Tuskegee University’s New Dress Code Policy Generates Mixed Reactions
The new dress code at Tuskegee University, which bans bonnets and durags in classrooms, has sparked controversy among students and alumni.
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College Students in New York City Face Homelessness; Nuns Offer Shelter
Eight nuns at a convent in the Bronx have provided free housing for eight college students facing homelessness, offering stability and support to pursue their education.
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Borrowers Given Limited Time to Take Advantage of Federal Student Loan Interest Reduction Program
The U.S. Department of Education is providing a six-month window for borrowers to enroll in a new student loan interest reduction program, but warns of potential pitfalls.
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Trump Administration Limits the Duration of Student and Journalist Visas
The Trump administration has announced restrictions on the duration of visas for students and journalists, sparking debate over immigration policies.
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Esri Canada secures rare privacy certification for cloud services
Canadian mapping software company Esri Canada has received ISO 31700-1 Privacy by Design certification, a significant achievement in data protection.
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Universities Standardize Agile & Scrum Certifications Amid Conflicting Teaching Methods
Universities are adopting standardized Agile and Scrum certifications to address inconsistencies in teaching methods, according to a recent guide for academic leaders.
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Students exhibit anxiety before school starts, but experts suggest it's a result of modern education methods.
Experts explain that students' anxiety levels are on the rise due to teaching practices and societal pressures.
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Educators Share Their Most Outrageous Parent Emails
A survey of British educators reveals the most amusing, surprising, and frustrating demands they've received from parents.
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Trump's Student Loan Limits Could Reshape the Black Professional Pipeline
New federal reforms to limit student loans could impact the future of black professionals in higher education.
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Northeast Ohio Partnership Secures $160 Million Federal Grant for Manufacturing and Job Training
A partnership in Northeast Ohio has received a federal grant of $160 million to enhance manufacturing innovation and job training programs.
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NY seeks to train college students to tutor children in effort to boost literacy
The New York State is planning to train college students to provide tutoring for elementary school children, focusing on improving their reading skills.
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New York Launches Coalition to Expand Student Success Coaching in Schools
The New York State has announced the first cohort of partner organizations for a statewide coalition aimed at increasing access to student success coaching programs.
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Virtual Tutoring Continues to Evolve Despite Initial Skepticism
A virtual reading-tutoring program called AirReading has transitioned from a temporary solution during the pandemic to an established part of education, though its effectiveness remains debated.
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U.S. National Science Foundation Grants $15 Million to Connecticut Quantum Technologies Engine
The U.S. National Science Foundation has awarded a two-year, $15 million grant to the Connecticut Quantum Technologies Engine led by Yale University and UConn.
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NSF Grants $15 Million to 12 University-Led Innovation Engines Across the Country
The National Science Foundation has awarded grants totaling $15 million each to twelve university-led regional innovation engines across twenty states.
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Universities Under Pressure, Need for Independent Bodies to Protect Academic Freedom Grows
As universities face increased attacks, there's a growing need for independent bodies to safeguard academic freedom and faculty governance roles.
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