NEA, CTA win lawsuit against DeVos, protect online college students
A federal court has ordered Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to implement much-needed protections for U.S. students in online college programs.
What is Trump’s free-speech executive order really about?
What students and faculty say shouldn’t be controlled—but what they think should be—are the mixed messages that lawmakers have sent this month.
Thousands of educators speak to Title IX changes
The new federal Title IX rules, which include a provision to enable cross-examination of victims as well as additional protections for accusers, is projected to lead to a 50 percent drop in future reports.
3 educator-supported ballot measures that won big
Elections aren’t just about candidates, and voters across the country weighed in on educator-supported ballot measures last week.
Graduate students’ futures put on chopping block as GOP tax bill looms
If you’re a young American who dreams of becoming a teacher, or pharmacist, or maybe even the scientist who charts our course to Mars, the GOP tax plan may put an axe to your aspirations.