Education news archive — Page 9
Explore 198 stories on the decisions, evidence, and tools shaping education.
Graduate loan caps are now final, and campus pricing models will feel the shock first
The final April 30, 2026 federal grad-loan rule will force colleges to revisit pricing, aid counseling, and enrollment strategy.
The DOJ lawsuit over New Jersey tuition rules could reset how colleges talk about access
The April 30, 2026 DOJ lawsuit against New Jersey raises immediate access, advising, and messaging questions for colleges.
The Stanford civil-rights probe puts teacher-development partnerships under a compliance lens
The April 29, 2026 Stanford Title VI probe is a warning sign for teacher-development partnerships and targeted support programs.
New York's math-test outages are a warning shot for digital assessment operations
New York's April 29, 2026 math-test disruption is a useful warning for districts running high-stakes assessments online.
Trump administration opens investigation into LAUSD sexual misconduct policy - L drives a fresh education workflow shift
Source LAist signals a concrete update around 'Trump administration opens investigation into LAUSD sexual m', with implications for educators and operations.
President Trump’s U.S. Department of Education Opens Title IX Investigation into drives a fresh education workflow shift
Source Sierra Sun Times signals a concrete update around 'President Trump’s U.S. Department of Education Opens Title I', with implications for educators and operations.