Education Policy and Government

As classrooms prepare for state testing season, evolving national education policy raises new questions about purpose, power, and progress.

Abolishing the U.S. Department of Education would be a prolonged process, requiring congressional approval and facing legal and political challenges.

As the student loan forgiveness debate continues, it is crucial to consider this policy’s economic, social, and legal implications.

There has been much debate surrounding the death of the Department of Education. As educators, parents, and students, we need to understand the implications.

Merit-based admission means choosing students by achievement. What colleges count as merit, what the 2023 ruling changed, and where tests and legacy stand.

Federal stimulus bills dramatically increase K12 school funding in 2021 and beyond, easing budget concerns and reducing future funding cliffs.

Texas superintendent responds to Governor Abbott’s criticism.

New requirements for federal grants are riskier than ever so it is important to prepare in advance

Changes within ESSA providing opportunity for transformations in schools