Teacher absences have surged beyond pandemic levels, costing U.S. schools $4 billion annually. Experts warn prolonged gaps in instruction risk leaving many students permanently behind, deepening education inequities.
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Nevada joins several states in suing the U.S. Department of Education over $6 billion in federal education funding. The lawsuit challenges the department’s allocation methods, aiming to secure fair distribution for schools.
California’s universal school meal program, praised for boosting students’ happiness and removing stigma, could inspire similar initiatives nationwide, reshaping how schools address child nutrition and equity.
The Center for American Progress proposes reimagining the school day to better support students’ learning and well-being. Their plan emphasizes flexibility, extended learning, and enriched enrichment opportunities.
The Brookings report reveals the evolving geography of foreign students in the U.S., highlighting key states and cities attracting global talent amid shifting enrollment trends and policy changes.
The U.S. Department of Education has discontinued the Blue Ribbon Schools program, prompting several states to create their own versions to recognize outstanding K-12 schools. This shift marks a new chapter in educational honors.
The Trump administration will return over $5 billion in public school funds previously withheld, restoring crucial support for education. This move aims to alleviate budget shortfalls and bolster school programs nationwide.
Former President Trump has taken steps making it more difficult to close the U.S. Department of Education. His recent actions aim to safeguard the agency amid ongoing debates over its future role.
ProPublica reports that America’s adult education system is failing millions, leaving workers unprepared for today’s job market. Experts call for increased funding, updated curricula, and stronger career support to close the skills gap.
Nevada is considering a constitutional amendment to overhaul higher education governance. The proposal aims to streamline decision-making and improve accountability across state colleges, says Brookings.
Families are increasingly leaving public schools, prompting shifts in education dynamics. This trend could reshape funding, classroom diversity, and teaching methods nationwide, as alternative schooling gains momentum.
“An American Education” explores the evolving landscape of U.S. schools, highlighting challenges such as funding gaps, curriculum debates, and efforts to address inequality. The Washington Post provides in-depth analysis and firsthand accounts.
Turning Point USA, led by Charlie Kirk, is intensifying efforts to expand its presence in K-12 schools nationwide, sparking debates over political influence in education, Education Week reports.
The debate over critical race theory intensifies in Nevada schools as parents and educators clash over curriculum content. Lawmakers face mounting pressure to address the teaching of race and history.
Students are calling for expanded civics education, yet most schools fall short in offering it. The Hechinger Report highlights this gap amid growing concerns over civic knowledge and engagement.
In a recent article for the Reno Gazette Journal, Lombardo praises President Trump’s education reforms, asserting they rightly return control to the states. The move marks a shift toward localized decision-making in education policy.
Education Secretary emphasizes the critical importance of student safety during a recent visit to Las Vegas valley schools, highlighting ongoing efforts to create secure learning environments for all students.
A 12-year-old girl from Las Vegas tragically took her own life after enduring relentless bullying. Her parents’ request to transfer her to another school was denied, raising concerns about student safety and mental health support.
Several colleges have severed ties with The PhD Project, a nonprofit promoting diversity in academia, following pressure from the Trump administration targeting DEI initiatives, PBS reports.
U.S. News & World Report highlights the top states with the best education systems, ranking them based on quality, graduation rates, and resources. These states lead in providing excellent opportunities for students nationwide.