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Arizona district boosts school lunch participation with scratch-cooked meals
Arizona’s Osborn school district boosts lunch participation to 96% with scratch-cooked meals, far above the statewide average of 52%.
New Mayor May End D.C. Teacher Evaluation System
DC teacher evaluation system may be scrapped by new mayor Janice Lewis George, igniting debate over pay‑for‑performance policies and school accountability.
Charter Schools Turn Teacher Hiring Into People Business
Successful Florida charter schools overcome teacher attraction and retention challenges, focusing on culture over experience and higher pay.
H-1B visa grace period may end under new proposal
The H-1B visa grace period may end under a new proposal, leaving workers and employers uncertain about job transitions and visa status.
Students Weigh In on College Presidents
Students weigh in on college presidents and their decision making, with 55% trusting their leaders, including college presidents.
Mankato State to Lay Off Staff, Raise Tuition Amid $22M Deficit
Mankato State to lay off staff and raise tuition to address a $22M budget shortfall. Read the latest university news.
IIT cuts 160 jobs in staff overhaul
IIT cuts 160 jobs to secure its financial future in higher education market, ensuring fiscal stability and excellent education.
Bipartisan senators propose ban on legacy college admissions
Bipartisan senators propose ban on legacy college admissions. The new Merit Act aims to end preferential treatment for alumni children in higher…
Lawmakers Face Vote on College Transparency Act
Lawmakers face a vote on the College Transparency Act to lift the federal ban on student data. Discover how this impacts education…
New Graduates Face AI Competition for Entry Jobs
AI competition is reshaping entry‑level hiring as managers prefer artificial intelligence over fresh graduates, according to a recent survey of US firms.