News from 2025
AFT president critiques Trump administration memo on Title I funding
In response to a recent release by the Trump administration, American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten has expressed concern over a memo threatening to withdraw Title I funding for low-income students if school districts...
Mississippi education funds at risk after U.S. reviews liquidation deadline
The Mississippi Department of Education (MDE) is currently facing the potential loss of over $137 million in federal funds due to a recent decision by the U.S. Department of Education (ED).
Louisiana Education Department opens applications for high school summer internships
The Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) is currently accepting applications for its 2025 High School Summer Internship Program.
Pennsylvania Department of Aging boosts transparency with AAA performance initiative
Pennsylvania's Department of Aging is setting a new level of public transparency with its Area Agencies on Aging (AAA).
Redesigning campuses to inspire student engagement and presence
As California State University, Fullerton unveils its new visual arts complex, the focus is on creating a campus environment that encourages students to remain on-site for their studies and interactions.
KSDE seeks to reinstate education fund extension ended by U.S. Department of Education
The Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) is working to reinstate a previously granted extension to use funds from the Education Stabilization Fund.
Shapiro administration announces $21 million investment in GSK's Pennsylvania expansion
The Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) Secretary, Rick Siger, announced a state investment of $21 million in GSK, a global biopharmaceutical company.
NEA sues Trump administration over federal funding threats to public schools
The Trump administration has reinforced its stance by threatening to withdraw federal funds from public schools that promote an inclusive education.
Kansas State Department of Education releases April 3 edition of KSDEweekly
The April 3 edition of KSDEweekly has been released.
Museum celebrates 100th anniversary and Pennsylvania's agricultural history
Andrea Lowery, Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission, alongside Deputy Secretary of Agriculture Lisa Graybeal, will participate in a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Landis Valley Village & Farm Museum.
Michigan state education superintendent Dr. Michael Rice announces retirement effective October 3
Dr. Michael F. Rice, the 44th superintendent of public instruction in Michigan, has announced his retirement, which will take effect on October 3. Dr. Rice made this announcement after serving six years in the role. “It’s been an honor to serve...
Landis Valley Museum celebrates 100 years of agricultural heritage
The Pennsylvania Historical & Museum Commission (PHMC) and Northern Lancaster Chamber of Commerce gathered to mark a significant milestone in Pennsylvania's agricultural history.
Teacher's journey from reluctance to advocacy and self-discovery in education
For fourteen years, a teacher recounts their emotional and professional journey in the education field.
KTOY finalists announced for 2026 awards in Overland Park ceremony
Rachel Marlow and Lauren Sage have been named Region 3 finalists for the 2026 Kansas Teacher of the Year (KTOY) award.
Two Region 2 finalists named for Kansas Teacher of the Year award
Two teachers were announced as Region 2 finalists for the 2026 Kansas Teacher of the Year award during a ceremony held in Topeka.
Pennsylvania prepares for REAL ID enforcement beginning on May 7
Officials from various agencies in Pennsylvania are urging residents to prepare for the upcoming federal REAL ID enforcement, which begins on May 7.
Portland's Preschool for All advances universal education, supports local preschool success
Portland's Preschool for All initiative, launched to provide universal free preschool for 3- and 4-year-olds, is making progress in its implementation, acclaimed as a "national model" by experts.
University of Miami hosts inaugural Simon Fellows Competition
The University of Miami recently hosted the inaugural Simon Fellows Competition, an event organized by the School of Education and Human Development.
Experienced band teacher Mike Rumbell featured in #proudMIeducator video
The latest #proudMIeducator video highlights Mr. Mike Rumbell, a longstanding high school band teacher with over 53 years of teaching experience in Michigan.
Debate on religious charter schools reaches U.S. Supreme Court with significant implications
The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools has approached the U.S. Supreme Court with an amicus curiae brief, addressing the potential implications of a case concerning the authorization of a religious charter school in Oklahoma.