More From the World of K–12 Education

Education Dive
What do college students think of their institutional leaders?

Students at top-ranked colleges were less likely than others to say campus leaders mostly act in their interests, per a Gallup and Lumina Foundation poll.

Education Dive
Unions sue Education Department over ‘professional’ degree rule

Under a new rule, the designation allows students to take out $200,000 in federal student loans versus $100,000 for other graduate programs.

Chalkbeat
Rift widens between City Hall and teachers union as UFT threatens literacy curriculum pushback

UFT President Michael Mulgrew, center, says the union may pull its support for NYC Reads, citing concerns about assessments, interventions, and teacher workload.

Chalkbeat
Indianapolis Public Education Corporation to pay executive director $285,000 salary

The Indianapolis Public Education Corporation approved the salary for executive director Karega Rausch at its August meeting.

Chalkbeat
The Chicago Board of Education voted to reverse layoffs, but CPS says not all positions can be restored

The media room at Senn High School in 2021. The Chicago Board of Education voted to reverse layoffs, but the district says it can't restore all positions for funding reasons.

Chalkbeat
Colorado school board involved in ‘public Christian school’ drama violated open meetings law, judge rules

The Pueblo County District 70 school board is likely to immediately appeal the decision from a state judge that found it violated open meetings law.