Merit-based admission means choosing students by achievement. What colleges count as merit, what the 2023 ruling changed, and where tests and legacy stand.
Discover what education reform means, explore successful models, and learn how innovative schools and policies are transforming student outcomes in the US.
As classrooms prepare for state testing season, evolving national education policy raises new questions about purpose, power, and progress.
E-Rate comments from schools can shape the FCC’s review. Local costs, provider choices, and budget consequences can strengthen the public record.
E-Rate and school filtering are closely connected. Districts need strong technical protections, clear local policies, and realistic expectations.
E-Rate helps schools afford reliable connectivity. As the FCC weighs major changes, educators have until October 13, 2026, to share their experiences.
As tariffs rise under the Trump administration’s 2025 trade agenda, U.S. school districts are grappling with unexpected budget pressures.
A new Ohio bill reignites the debate on student cell phone use—raising questions about learning, safety, and the evolving role of technology in education.
As classrooms prepare for state testing season, evolving national education policy raises new questions about purpose, power, and progress.
President Trump has issued orders to transform U.S. education, promoting school choice, altering funding, and combating antisemitism in schools.
Merit-based admission means choosing students by achievement. What colleges count as merit, what the 2023 ruling changed, and where tests and legacy stand.
The case for dismantling DEI offices in education is a call for action. It is time to move away from ineffective and divisive approaches and towards solutions.