Read our Nonprofit Spotlight with Youth Leadership Institute CEO Jonathan Marker on the organization’s mission in empowering youth to make changes throughout their communities.
A federal grant program that had been affecting teachers by wrongfully adding debt to their accounts will now allow for teachers to retroactively fill out paperwork to have their debts eliminated.
Thousands of people who cross the US-Mexico border every day are students, according to San Diego Tribune, and the sudden closure of the border was a stark reminder to many that another incident could affect the education of many.
Read our Nonprofit Spotlight interview with Executive Director of the Detroit Public Library Jo Anne Mondowney on how the system of libraries have inspired adults and children alike for generations.
CHICAGO (AP) — Teachers employed by a Chicago charter school network took to the picket lines Tuesday in what their union described as the first strike at any of the privately run, taxpayer-funded schools in the U.S.
A new study published in Nature Communications found that children who receive intensive early education are more likely to treat others fairly throughout life.
WASHINGTON (AP) — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Tuesday that ballooning student debt has caused a “crisis in higher education,” and that the traditional path to college might not be the best choice for all students.
In West Virginia, there is at least one public university for every 2,000 square miles and every 160,000 persons, in a place where the population is 1.8 million, according to Forbes.
Art schools across the United States are working on new ways to help art students succeed in their field by equipping them with entrepreneurial skills to start their own businesses and organizations.
