Education
343 articles
Washington's "Away for the Day" Gamble: Can Ferguson End the School Phone Patchwork?
Governor Bob Ferguson wants a statewide cell phone ban by 2027, but parental fears over school safety may create a polit...
Leadership Vacuum in Greater Victoria: Superintendent and Executives Sidelined
A sudden administrative purge at the Greater Victoria school district leaves the community questioning the nature of a '...
North American Education: From Leadership Crises to Cultural Expansion
As Edmonton welcomes its first purpose-built Islamic elementary school, the Greater Victoria School District faces a gov...
Westminster University’s New Era: Sylvia Torti’s Vision for Salt Lake City
As the 20th president takes the helm, Sylvia Torti aims to transform Westminster University through an 'intentionally sm...
Faith and Future: Edmonton Islamic Academy Expands Its Educational Reach
A new elementary campus opens its doors in Edmonton, signaling a major investment in faith-based learning for Western Ca...
Leadership Vacuum in Greater Victoria: School Board Purge Sparks Alarm
A sudden wave of administrative leaves has left tens of thousands of students in the Greater Victoria School District un...
Alberta's Education Crisis: ATA President Warns of Unsustainable Classroom Conditions
As Alberta students return to class, the Alberta Teachers' Association warns that systemic failures in funding and staff...
Leadership Crisis at Seattle Education Association Following Student Abuse Findings
The president of Seattle's teachers union faces intense scrutiny after an investigation found her likely responsible for...
Beyond the Classroom: Inside Archbishop Murphy High School’s Educational Model
As Archbishop Murphy High School prepares for its October 18 Open House, the Puget Sound institution is highlighting its...
Tax Credits vs. Unions: John Curley’s Bold Play for Seattle Schools
As Seattle Public Schools grapples with an $87 million deficit, KIRO host John Curley proposes a tax-credit shift to str...
Reality TV Fallout: Shawn Best Leaves Olympic College DEI Role
A controversial appearance on 'Married at First Sight' has preceded the sudden departure of a key diversity leader at Ol...
The Fall and Tragedy of Jason Arday: Plagiarism, Prestige, and a London Inquest
A coroner's court investigates the death of the former Cambridge professor whose rapid ascent was shadowed by allegation...
Literacy's Lost Match: Dolly Parton's Legacy and Washington's Budget Gap
The passing of a global icon has reignited a political battle over early childhood literacy funding in the Pacific North...
HUD Launches Probes Into Race-Based Housing at UMass Amherst and UNR
Federal investigators are scrutinizing whether university dorms designed for specific racial groups violate the Fair Hou...
Edmonds School District Faces Backlash Over $200,000 Principal Reassignment
A former principal's new high-paying role has sparked accusations of a cover-up regarding alleged teacher misconduct in ...
A Masterclass in Math: Catrina McGhee’s Legacy at Brewbaker Intermediate
From the classroom to coaching, one Arizona educator's 26-year journey earns her a statewide honor and a cheering crowd ...
Edmonds School District's $200,000 Decision: Safety vs. Seniority
Parents are demanding accountability after the Edmonds School District board opted to retain a principal accused of igno...
PUSD's Mold Crisis: Black Mountain Middle School Joins Del Sur Elementary in Health Scare
After Del Sur Elementary faced start-of-year delays, Black Mountain Middle School is now grappling with high mold levels...
Phonics, Phones, and Grade Inflation: The Battle for American Literacy
With 40 states mandating the "Science of Reading," the U.S. is fighting a literacy crisis fueled by chronic absenteeism ...
Boundary Breach: Liverpool Teacher Keeps Job After 200+ Student Emails
A tribunal ruled that Jamil Wali can continue teaching at King's Leadership Academy despite "highly personal" and "inapp...
Budget Restoration Fails to Erase Chaos in Anchorage Classrooms
While state funds returned some services, South Anchorage High School reveals a deeper struggle with overcrowding and ad...
California's CalKIDS Program Hits 1 Million Accounts Milestone
A massive $2.3 billion pool of college and career savings is now active as California leads the nation in student wealth...
Altadena Arts Magnet School Returns: A Lone Beacon After the Eaton Fire
After two years of displacement and a fierce battle for safety standards, students return to a campus that survived the ...
The Ed-Flex Expansion: 25 States Move Toward Localized School Funding
With 25 states now participating, the Ed-Flex program is rapidly expanding its footprint, shifting fiscal power from Was...
Federal Probe Hits USC and LMU Over Hispanic-Only Leadership Program
The Department of Education is investigating whether a restricted college-access initiative violates the Civil Rights Ac...
The Michaela Miracle: How Brent’s Top School Rivals Eton’s Academic Might
Katharine Birbalsingh’s Michaela Community School has posted GCSE results that dwarf national averages, challenging the ...
USC's Class of 2030: Tradition Meets a New Mandate for Inquiry
From the anthems of the Trojan marching band to President Beong-Soo Kim's charge to students, USC's convocation marks a ...
From Band Room to Lunchroom: The Logistics of Selma's School Cafeteria Crisis
Unexpected kitchen renovation issues have forced Selma City Schools to transport meals from a closed elementary school t...
Utah's $215 Million Medical Gamble: More Than Just a New Building
The University of Utah opens the Spencer Fox Eccles School of Medicine, aiming to cement Salt Lake City as the healthcar...
The Mission High Paradox: Why Berkeley's 45% Acceptance Rate Defies Test Scores
As UC Berkeley acceptance rates for Mission High School soar to triple the state average, critics are questioning if aca...