As communities in western North Carolina begin to rebuild after the devastation wrought by Tropical Storm Helene, students in the Asheville area have started to return to classrooms. The Asheville City Schools district reopened on a modified schedule on Monday, while Buncombe County students had already returned to school on Friday. Today marks an encouraging […]
The Professor Amy Wax was accused of making racist statements when he invited a white nationalist to her class and stated that black people and women are less intellectual. This caused students to file for her removal, so they had to fire her. The issue arose when a tenured professor at the University of Pennsylvania […]
The John Cooper School is one of the best schools in the U.S.; it was founded in 1988 by the generosity of private and corporate benefactors, dedicated parents and other supporters in the woodland and hoston metropolitan area. It was named with honor of John Cooper. It was the headmaster of Houston’s Kinkaid school where […]
In recent years, many schools around the world have implemented smartphone bans or restrictions within their classrooms. As technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, educators have grappled with the challenge of balancing its benefits against the potential distractions it can create. The question arises: how has this smartphone ban influenced students, […]
Boston University is making significant strides in creating an inclusive and supportive environment for students with learning disabilities. As higher education institutions increasingly recognize the need for equitable access to educational opportunities, Boston University stands out with its comprehensive approach to supporting students who face unique learning challenges. Boston University Supports Students with Learning Disabilities […]
As Apalachee High School prepares to welcome students back next week, the community remains deeply affected by the recent tragedy that marked this year’s deadliest school shooting. The reopening comes with a mix of relief, anxiety, and a strong resolve to support both students and staff as they navigate the path to recovery. Addressing the […]
As the Democratic Convention approaches, Denver campus protesters are preparing to bring their message to the forefront of national politics. This move represents a significant escalation in their activism, as they aim to influence key political discussions and push their agenda onto a larger stage. The convergence of campus activism and high-profile political events underscores […]
In a significant move towards justice and reparations, Florida has announced plans to compensate victims of abuse at an infamous reform school. This decision marks a pivotal moment in acknowledging the suffering endured by individuals who were mistreated while under the care of the institution. This blog explores the context of this announcement, the implications […]
As the summer months unfold, university leaders are grappling with a series of complex challenges that promise to make this season particularly arduous. With the academic year fast approaching, these leaders face a myriad of issues ranging from financial constraints and staffing shortages to strategic planning and campus safety concerns. This blog explores the key […]
The latest SAT data has brought a fresh wave of scrutiny to the state of American education, underscoring a troubling reality: deep inequality remains embedded in the educational system. As educators, policymakers, and families grapple with these findings, it’s clear that the disparities revealed by the SAT scores are not just numbers—they are indicative of […]
