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Charter Schools Turn Teacher Hiring Into People Business
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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.

Blaine Ashton · 07/09/2026
AI adoption calls for balanced thinking
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AI adoption calls for balanced thinking

AI adoption requires balanced thinking as it reshapes cognitive skills and education—explore its impact on learning and human intelligence.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 27/08/2026
AI era demands bold new thinking
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AI era demands bold new thinking

Discover how AI in education could accelerate learning 30x, transforming classrooms and student outcomes with innovative strategies.

Blaine Ashton · 25/08/2026
Five Friendly Bets on Teen Life in 2036
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Five Friendly Bets on Teen Life in 2036

Discover five friendly bets on teen life in 2036. Explore predictions on screen time, education, and economic growth with expert data analysis.

Blaine Ashton · 24/08/2026
Stable homes linked to better student performance
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Stable homes linked to better student performance

Stable homes boost student performance and mental health, outperforming race and poverty as key factors in academic success.

Laken Covington · 22/08/2026
Education Department: 1,900 Colleges Overdue on Data Submissions
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Education Department: 1,900 Colleges Overdue on Data Submissions

Over 1,900 colleges are overdue on data submissions to the Education Department. Learn about the Biden-era regulations and transparency rules affecting higher…

Rosalyn Merrifield · 17/08/2026
Nebraska University Cuts Low Enrollment Programs
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Nebraska University Cuts Low Enrollment Programs

Nebraska university cuts low enrollment programs like ethnic studies and insect science due to budget constraints and low graduate numbers.

Rosalyn Merrifield · 15/08/2026
Unions challenge degree rule in court
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Unions challenge degree rule in court

Labor unions sue the U.S. Department of Education over a degree rule excluding education programs from higher federal student loan limits.

Blaine Ashton · 14/08/2026
Most college grads work in same state
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Most college grads work in same state

New reports reveal where college graduates work, showing that over half stay in state to support local workforce needs and their economies.

Laken Covington · 12/08/2026
Brown University president stepping down in 2027
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Brown University president stepping down in 2027

Brown University President Christina Paxson to step down in 2027 after leading the university since 2012.

Blaine Ashton · 10/08/2026