Federal funding for HBCUs on NEA agenda
Even as HBCUs educate more than 70 percent of Black doctors and 50 percent of Black engineers, advocates still find themselves defending their missions.
Future teacher urges Virginia voters to consider public education, college access on Election Day
Teacher-in-training Catie Kruger says Virginia educators can help other voters better understand what’s at stake for public education in Tuesday’s election.
As Election Day nears, Virginia teachers compare candidates for governor on education
When it comes to education, there is a clear difference between the candidates in Virginia’s race for governor.
Rural school funding still stuck in Congress, despite bipartisan support
Educators are leading a push to restore critical federal funding for rural schools and communities.
Senate sub-committee deals bipartisan blow to DeVos school privatization agenda
Bipartisan panel of Senators reject school privatization agenda, agrees to fund after-school programs