It’s Time to Send Our Children Back to School
The negative consequences of full-time distance learning, decreased social interaction, and the cancellation of group sports are exponential as we prolong school shutdowns across our...
Federal dollars stabilized state support for higher ed this year
Federal funding increases are helping keep state support for higher education steady in fiscal 2021 From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz March 16, 2021...
Students detail problems with colleges’ Title IX processes
One in four survivors of sexual violence who reported it to campus officials have experienced “substantial disruption” to their education From Higher Ed Dive By...
Why This Popular College Guide Will Stop Publishing ACT and SAT Score Ranges
The widely used Fiske Guide to Colleges will stop publishing ACT and SAT score ranges for all 325 institutions listed in its pages From The...
Growing Evidence Indicates It Is Safe to Reopen School Buildings
About half of U.S. students are attending traditional in-person school every day, and about 30 percent are participating in some face-to-face learning From EdSurge By...
The loss of life, a tragedy of hazing
From Prevention Action Alliance The recent tragic death of an Ohio college student involving alcohol misuse and alleged hazing activities have college communities and parents...
Teachable Moments: The 2 Cs of maintaining school community through pandemic
From K-12 Dive A New York City principal shares how communication and collaboration were critical in guiding students and faculty through the crisis with familiar...
Common App: Interest in selective schools soars among international and first-gen students
Applications to selective colleges helped drive an 11% year-over-year increase as of Feb. 15 in submissions to the roughly 900 colleges using the Common App...
‘No one is sure what to expect’: Schools, colleges add more counseling services to address student mental health
Schools and colleges are preparing for a rush of student mental health needs as campuses reopen From EdSource By Carolyn Jones March 16, 2021 As...
Know! To Talk About the Attack on The Capital
From Prevention Action Alliance When one of the world’s most secure buildings recently came under siege, many young people witnessed the live images of protestors...
Edison State to Open All Locations as Enrollment Increases
With enrollment increasing and in-person learning set to resume for the fall semester, Edison State Community College announces the return of in-person services. Beginning on...
Football Has Long Been the Third Rail for College Leaders. It’s Even More Perilous Now.
Top academic officials in one of the nation’s premiere athletic leagues reportedly discussed moving their email conversations about Covid-19 onto a secure conference portal viewed...
Curricular Counsel: What factors are mitigating COVID-19 learning loss?
Kelly Rosario of Pennsylvania’s Parkland School District said variables like parent engagement have been crucial to keeping schools on track. From K-12 Dive By Roger...
Community college enrollment sank this fall. But some programs fared better than others.
Two-year schools strived to keep students cooking, welding and undertaking other hands-on training even as the pandemic limited course options. From Deep Dive By Charlotte...
No ‘quick turnaround in sight’: Report finds enrollment losses continue
College enrollment declines are continuing from the fall into the spring, with deeper losses among undergraduates at public and private nonprofit institutions From Higher Ed...