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FAFSA delays stall Austin-area students’ college decisions into summer

Brian Lerma-Alfaro, a senior at Lehman High School in Hays County, started his Free Application for Federal Student Aid with paper forms in December. After months...

It’s obvious Oklahoma’s school chaplains bill was written with a specific religion in mind

Oklahoma7 months ago

It’s obvious Oklahoma’s school chaplains bill was written with a specific religion in mind

Ryan D. Jayne | Guest columnist An Oklahoma bill allowing public schools to hire paid or volunteer chaplains to proselytize school-age children has recently passed the...

U.S. News & World Report names Indiana’s top high schools. Which ones made the list?

Indiana7 months ago

U.S. News & World Report names Indiana’s top high schools. Which ones made the list?

U.S. News & World Report has released its ranking of the country’s top high schools, and nearly 400 Indiana schools made the rankings. To determine its...

Tennessee AG argues qualified doesn’t mean certified in fight over education commissioner

Tennessee7 months ago

Tennessee AG argues qualified doesn’t mean certified in fight over education commissioner

The Tennessee governor has “unchecked authority” to name a state education commissioner who doesn’t have to be certified to teach, according to an attorney’s general opinion...

Maryland is experiencing a dire teacher shortage. Can the Blueprint plan help?

Maryland8 months ago

Maryland is experiencing a dire teacher shortage. Can the Blueprint plan help?

Aidan Hughes and Daranee Balachandar | Capital News Service Maryland Gov. Wes Moore on Biden, banking and reparations Maryland Gov. Wes Moore says he’s aiming for...

Where major education bills stand as Legislature’s main work ends until Veto Day

South Dakota9 months ago

Where major education bills stand as Legislature’s main work ends until Veto Day

This legislative session was a “banner year for education.” That’s the sentiment of House Majority Leader Will Mortenson (R-Fort Pierre). After all, the 2024 legislative session...

State of Florida, LGBTQ groups settle lawsuit over so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law

Florida9 months ago

State of Florida, LGBTQ groups settle lawsuit over so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law

‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill signed into law by Florida governor DeSantis Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill is aimed at restricting speech on sexual orientation and gender...

A month after Nex Benedict’s death: Crisis calls, anti-LGBTQ+ both on the rise in Oklahoma

Oklahoma9 months ago

A month after Nex Benedict’s death: Crisis calls, anti-LGBTQ+ both on the rise in Oklahoma

Nex Benedict remembered with demonstration in front of Owasso High Members of the Owasso community, including current and former Owasso High School students, gather for peaceful...

FAFSA delays likely to slow college decisions. 'It's a real mess,' expert says. Here's what to do if your financial aid letter is late

Finance10 months ago

FAFSA delays likely to slow college decisions. 'It's a real mess,' expert says. Here's what to do if your financial aid letter is late

What the FAFSA delays mean to you In ordinary years, financial aid award letters are sent around the same time as admission letters so students have...

‘We need to do better’: Georgia football ranks last in FBS in latest NCAA graduation rates

Georgia10 months ago

‘We need to do better’: Georgia football ranks last in FBS in latest NCAA graduation rates

WATCH: Kirby Smart and players after Georgia football Orange Bowl win WATCH: Kirby Smart, Kendall Milton, Kamari Lassiter at postgame press conference after Georgia football Orange...

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FAFSA delays stall Austin-area students’ college decisions into summer

It’s obvious Oklahoma’s school chaplains bill was written with a specific religion in mind

U.S. News & World Report names Indiana’s top high schools. Which ones made the list?

Tennessee AG argues qualified doesn’t mean certified in fight over education commissioner

Maryland is experiencing a dire teacher shortage. Can the Blueprint plan help?

Where major education bills stand as Legislature’s main work ends until Veto Day

State of Florida, LGBTQ groups settle lawsuit over so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ law

A month after Nex Benedict’s death: Crisis calls, anti-LGBTQ+ both on the rise in Oklahoma

FAFSA delays likely to slow college decisions. 'It's a real mess,' expert says. Here's what to do if your financial aid letter is late

‘We need to do better’: Georgia football ranks last in FBS in latest NCAA graduation rates

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