Why U.S. Parents Still Want Their Kids to Go to College Despite the ‘Degree Debate’
Over the past decade, the value of a college degree has become hotly debated. With student debt surpassing $1.7 trillion, families question whether
August 23, 2025
Education
NYC State Test Scores Rise: Is New York City’s Education System on the Right Track?
In August 2025, New York City’s public schools reported significant gains in state test scores for students in grades 3 through 8. English
August 21, 2025
Oklahoma to Vet Teachers for ‘America First’ Ideology: A Controversial New Plan
Oklahoma has introduced a new certification requirement for teachers relocating from California and New York, known as the “America First” exam. Developed in
August 21, 2025
Mississippi Judge Issues Partial Block on Anti-DEI Law: What’s Next?
On August 18, 2025, U.S. District Judge Henry T. Wingate issued a preliminary injunction, temporarily blocking key provisions of Mississippi’s House Bill 1193.
August 21, 2025
Federal Judge Blocks Texas Law on Ten Commandments in Classrooms
In a significant legal development, a federal judge in San Antonio temporarily blocked the enforcement of Texas Senate Bill 10, which would have
August 21, 2025
LA, Austin, St. Louis: School Closures Loom as Enrollment Drops
Across the United States, public school districts are grappling with significant enrollment declines, leading to proposed school closures and consolidations. Cities like Los
August 21, 2025
