GCSE English Grading Errors Raise Systemic Questions
A college audit that found GCSE English grading errors has raised wider concerns about marking reliability and student trust.
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NYC Parents Demand Full-Day Schedules for New Child Care Plan
NYC parents demanded full-day schedules for a new child care plan, warning that partial coverage fails working families.
Treasury Committee Probes British Student Loan Crisis
The Treasury Committee probed the British student loan crisis as graduate debt, high rates and 40-year terms hit mobility.
UT Austin Reorganizes Departments to Limit Critical Theory
UT Austin reorganized departments to limit critical theory, intensifying a national fight over higher education, rigor and politics.
Portland Community College Strike Exposes a Basic Operating Failure
A faculty strike at Portland Community College disrupted classes and put pay, staffing and student services under scrutiny.
Elite College Applications Surge While Smaller Campuses Fight for Survival
Record high college applications in 2026 challenge the narrative of a dying university system as students prioritize prestige and career insurance.
Virginia Mandates Capitol Riot Be Taught as Violent Attack
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger will sign a bill requiring schools to teach the Jan. 6 Capitol riot as a violent attack, banning peaceful protest labels.
Mississippi Legislators Target Middle School Math Gap
Mississippi legislators propose the Math Act to replicate reading gains by expanding intervention frameworks and addressing declining middle school scores.
Clegg Admits UK University Tuition System Is a Mess
Nick Clegg admits the UK university tuition fee system is a mess as institutions face a massive funding crisis and graduates struggle with debt in 2026.
GSA Proposal Targets Federal Funding for Schools Keeping DEI
A new GSA proposal seeks to strip federal funding from schools and colleges that maintain DEI programs, bypassing previous court-ordered blocks.
Michigan Educators Demand Dual Enrollment Funding Overhaul
Educators in Michigan push for a state funding overhaul to expand dual enrollment access as the state lags behind neighboring Indiana in college credits.
New York Dental School Fights Looming Retirement Cliff
New York faces a critical shortage of dentists as older practitioners retire. A new training program aims to bridge the gap and ensure patient access.