The Mental Health Crisis Causing Teachers to Quit
Teachers are leaving careers they love in a last-ditch effort to save their mental health. How did we get here? From EdSurge By Stephen Noonoo...
Transfer enrollment falls 6.9% in spring from a year ago
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz May 3, 2022 Dive Brief: Transfer enrollment dropped 6.9% this spring compared to last year, with upward transfers...
Homework hotline gives K-12 students support from college students for tricky assignments
College students offer free, on-demand help as younger students recover from pandemic-related setbacks or aim to get ahead. From Higher Ed Dive By Kara Arundel...
Applications for Edison State’s Peace Officer Training Academy Being Accepted
The Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy at Edison State Community College is now accepting applications for the 23-week program that will prepare students for a...
Ransomware hits 2 colleges at semester’s end. What can others do?
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz May 2, 2022 Dive Brief: Ransomware attacks have disrupted the final days of the spring semester for at...
This Tennessee district’s grow-your-own program is set to eliminate teacher vacancies
From Higher Ed Dive By Anna Merod May 3, 2022 Dive Brief: Now in the third year of its grow-your-own apprenticeship program, Clarksville-Montgomery County School...
Edison State to Hold Creative Writing Event
Community members are invited to Edison State Community College’s Piqua Campus on Friday, May 6, at 2 p.m. in Room 456 for a creative writing...
Higher ed faces shrinking workforce and pay increases outpaced by inflation
From Higher Ed Dive By Laura Spitalniak April 27, 2022 Dive Brief: The median salary increase for all higher ed professionals was less than half...
Achievement, enrollment fell more in schools with longer COVID-19 closures
In the current school year, districts with more remote-learning time lost 1.2% more students than those offering the most in-person instruction. From K-12 Dive By...
If you can buy a university for $1, you’ll likely get what you pay for
From The Hill By Will Hubbard This past month, thousands of student veterans found themselves opening their email inboxes only to find out their school...
Higher ed faces shrinking workforce and pay increases outpaced by inflation
From Higher Ed Dive By Laura Spitalniak April 27, 2022 Dive Brief: The median salary increase for all higher ed professionals was less than half...
3 in 4 think race shouldn’t factor into college admissions decisions, survey finds
From Higher Ed Dive By Laura Spitalniak April 27, 2022 Dive Brief: About three out of every four U.S. adults believe that race or ethnicity...
Gen Z does not dream of labor
On TikTok and online, the youngest workers are rejecting work as we know it. How will that play out IRL? From Vox By Terry Nguyen...
Analysis: New Politics-of-Education Poll Shows Americans Think Schools Are Important & Need to be Fixed. That, Not Culture Wars, Must Inform the Next Election
From The 74 Today’s political debate about the fundamental value of public education is unlike anything our country has seen. Across party lines, schools and...
How Robots Can Clean Schools and Help Ease Staff Shortages
From Tech & Learning By Erik Ofgang April 25, 2022 The age of robots has dawned in schools, or at least it’s starting to. A...