School Choice Debate Heats Up in Nebraska as Voters Prepare to Decide
The issue of school choice has sparked a passionate debate in Nebraska, as lawmakers and voters clash over the use…
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Virginia lawmakers propose $5 million boost for scholarship fund for victims of school segregation
Virginia legislators are seeking to allocate $5 million for a scholarship fund that benefits people who were denied a public…
Education Freedom Accounts: A Boon or a Bane for New Hampshire?
New Hampshire’s new program to subsidize private education with public tax dollars has sparked a heated debate among lawmakers, educators,…
Rhode Island leads the nation in keeping youth connected to school and work
Rhode Island has been recognized as a national leader in supporting the well-being and success of youth and young adults…
Utah’s anti-DEI bill faces criticism from educators and advocates
A controversial bill that would ban diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives in Utah’s public institutions is close to becoming…
Virginia to provide free meals for all public school students
Virginia is set to become one of the first states in the nation to provide free meals for all public…
Idaho lawmakers propose tax credit for private school expenses
A new bill introduced by two Republican legislators in Idaho would allow parents to claim a $5,000 tax credit for…
FAFSA Soft Launch: What You Need to Know
The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the key to unlocking financial aid for college. But this year,…
Code.org files lawsuit against WhiteHat Jr over unpaid dues
Code.org, a US-based non-profit organization that promotes computer science education, has filed a lawsuit against WhiteHat Jr, an Indian edtech…
Based on vs Based Upon: Unraveling the Confusion
Are you confused about when to use “based on” and “based upon” on a regular basis? You’re not alone. These…