More From the World of K–12 Education

Education Dive
University of Nebraska board approves cutting programs with low enrollment

The eliminations come after a bruising budget-saving push to eliminate degrees last year at the system’s Lincoln campus.

Education Dive
Education Department: Over 1,900 colleges have overdue data submissions

Institutions have until Jan. 15 to submit two rounds of data required by the Biden-era gainful employment and financial value transparency rules.

Chalkbeat
Denver school board hires outside law firm to represent it in superintendent contract, employment matters

Denver school board members said they want to avoid conflicts of interest that could arise if a school district lawyer represents both the board and the superintendent in legal matters between the two.

Chalkbeat
Denver voters will consider $44 million tax increase to raise school employee pay, fund student services

In November, Denver voters will consider a $44 million tax increase to benefit Denver Public Schools.

Chalkbeat
Colorado school district rejects controversial reading curriculum because of errors, Texas focus

Just days after Montezuma-Cortez district officials pledged to remove Biblical material from a newly adopted reading curriculum, the school board decided not to use the curriculum at all.

Chalkbeat
A divided Chicago school board adds referendums on new revenue to November ballot

Chicago Public Schools interim CEO Macquline King, right, listens during the Thursday, June 26, 2025, school board meeting. The board voted Aug. 13 to place two advisory referendums on the November ballot.