Death Penalty Upheld for Man Who Killed Couple While Housesitting for Them
By Dan Trevas | Court News Ohio | July 28, 2022 The Supreme Court of Ohio today confirmed the death sentence of a man who requested capital punishment for killing a...
Justice Department suggests continuing antitrust lawsuit against top-ranked colleges
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz July 8, 2022 Dive Brief: The U.S. Department of Justice challenged legal arguments made by private top-ranked colleges...
White House seeks to add 250K tutors, mentors to boost academic recovery
Individuals, school systems, employers and others can sign up to support students through volunteer and work-study opportunities. From K-12 Dive By K-12 Dive staff July...
Colleges should stop offering options that hinder students’ progress
From EdSource By Linda Hintzman July 4, 2022 As a Pasadena City College math professor, I spent 15 years teaching remedial math. I am deeply...
SCOTUS sides with football coach in school prayer case
From K-12 Dive By Naaz Modan June 27, 2022 Dive Brief: Bremerton School District violated an employee’s First Amendment rights when it fired football coach...
Colleges dabble in development as high-priced housing markets squeeze their employees
Local conditions vary, but from Vermont to California, college leaders are seeking ways to make sure their students and employees can afford housing. From Higher...
House committee: End loophole allowing tuition-share agreements between OPMs and colleges
From Higher Ed Dive By Natalie Schwartz June 30, 2022 Listen to the article 5 min Dive Brief: A powerful congressional committee is urging the...
‘How Are You Feeling Today?’ More Teachers Use Tech to Check Emotional Pulse of Students
From EdSurge By Jeffrey R. Young Jun 26, 2022 Shea Smith starts the middle-school digital media class he teaches with a ritual: He asks his...
6 things we’ve learned about how the pandemic disrupted learning
From NPR By Cory Turner July 2, 2022 This week, a central question: How did the pandemic disrupt learning for America’s more than 50 million...
Title IX proposals would tighten ‘pass the trash’ loophole
Proposed regulations wouldn’t completely end the practice, but hold schools to a higher standard even in cases where allegations are dismissed. From K-12 Dive By...
4 ways ed leaders can prepare for funds in newly enacted gun safety bill
The Bipartisan Safer Communities Act provides over $2 billion to expand mental health services, improve learning conditions and enhance school safety. From K-12 Dive By...
How can schools respond to the overturning of Roe v. Wade?
K-12 leaders need to be aware of potential impacts to absenteeism and sex education as a result of the SCOTUS decision. From K-12 Dive By...
Teaching resilience aids students in navigating difficult times
Social-emotional skills help learners share their feelings, build connections and develop the strength to find solutions to stressful situations. From K-12 Dive By Lauren Barack...
Higher ed leaders decry the overturning of Roe v. Wade
Some college leaders expressed concern and promised to help their students and employees retain access to abortions. From Higher Ed Dive By Laura Spitalniak June...
Edison State Students Complete Police Training
Edison State Community College’s Peace Officer Academy honored 13 students with a graduation ceremony on June 21, 2022, following their successful completion of the 23-week...