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The total number of enrolled students rose from 2022 to 2024
Colleges and universities should offer fair financial aid packages and provide transparency about the true cost.
Reductions in administrative costs were offset by higher transportation and staffing costs
Promises made during admissions should hold up after tuition is paid and continue past graduation.
Putting needed housing on empty campuses uses one problem to solve another — but is harder than it seems.
More than 1,200 Colorado students have graduated with a seal demonstrating their climate awareness. The idea is spreading to other states
Early educators who buy their own supplies can now use the educator expense deduction
Utah’s outreach uses simple games to help families build a strong foundation in early arithmetic for their children.
Some people are abandoning office jobs for teaching, health care and the trades. But the new paths can come with trade-offs
Three years after Texas took over the Houston school district, some are questioning whether the academic improvements are worth the hefty price tag and the high number of students leaving the district.
State data show thousands of elementary school students receive this punishment a year
After six years in the Navy and an undiagnosed medical condition, I finally found a way to graduate.
New Mexico is providing a blueprint and a path forward for solving the nation’s severe shortages.
New federal loan limits restrict borrowing for graduate degrees in many fields, and prospects for private loans are also grim
Why stripping tax-exempt status targets the wrong actors and would be catastrophic for many schools and students.
Workforce programs try to ride out the legal, administrative and economic headwinds of the Trump administration.
A large study of Khan Academy’s math program found no extra benefits from AI
South Carolina bans minimum grade policies as scrutiny around grades grows.
Starting as early as elementary school and following up can be key
The vice president is pushing to change a program now targeted at low-income working families