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Rutgers professor shares insights on education administration through diverse experiences
From Brooklyn to New Brunswick, Dr. Gail Verona has been teaching since the 1970s.
Rutgers professors address diversity in R&D and Pre-K at SXSW EDU
Dr. Marybeth Gasman and Dr. Steven Barnett from Rutgers Graduate School of Education will participate as panelists at the upcoming South by Southwest EDU (SXSW EDU) conference.
South Florida consortium addresses teacher shortage crisis at educational summit
Beginning in 2022, the South Florida Education Consortium was formed by deans and faculty from Miami-Dade institutions of higher education, along with school district leaders.
CCSSO CEO on Education Secretary confirmation: She will help 'provide opportunities for all students'
Carissa Moffat Miller, CEO of the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO), expressed education leaders' eagerness to collaborate with newly confirmed U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon to support student success.
All4Ed CEO on McMahon’s confirmation and Trump’s education policy: 'The Department of Education is not a political pawn'
Amy Loyd, CEO of All4Ed, expressed concerns regarding Linda McMahon's confirmation as U.S. Secretary of Education and its implications for the Trump administration's education policies and commitment to public schools.
AFT president on McMahon confirmation: We are taking 'a wrecking ball to the Department of Education'
Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers (AFT), expressed concerns about potential negative impacts on public education following Linda McMahon's confirmation as Education Secretary.
Insurance Canopy report details rising legal risks and growing demand for educator liability coverage
Insurance Canopy has highlighted the increasing legal risks faced by educators, emphasizing the necessity for robust liability insurance.
Groups file complaint against Milwaukee schools over parental rights violations
The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) and Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), both nonprofit public interest law firms and policy organizations, have filed a joint complaint against the Milwaukee Public School District (MPS).
Wyoming expands education savings account eligibility to all students
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has signed a bill that expands the state's education savings account (ESA) program, initially established last year.
Idaho launches first school choice initiative with refundable tax credit program
Idaho Governor Brad Little has enacted a refundable tax credit bill, formalizing the state's first school choice initiative.
Montana's Community Choice School Act faces judicial scrutiny over constitutionality
Todd Ziebarth, a representative of The National Alliance for Public Charter Schools, provided an official statement concerning the legal proceedings involving Montana's Community Choice School Act.
Charter schools enhance education for Black students
Charter schools are providing supportive learning environments that cater to the needs of Black students.
Tennessee Governor enacts educational choice program with universal eligibility
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed the Education Freedom Act of 2025 into law, launching a new educational choice program.
New survey reveals teen absenteeism rates and potential solutions
A recent survey conducted by Morning Consult for EdChoice highlights the ongoing issue of persistent absenteeism among American teens and suggests potential solutions to increase class attendance.
Parental pessimism grows, yet support for educational choices stays strong in recent survey
As the new school year begins, there is a notable rise in parental pessimism regarding the trajectory of K-12 education in the United States, according to findings from EdChoice's annual Schooling in America survey.
South Carolina Supreme Court revises rules for education funds use
The South Carolina Supreme Court has set a new legal precedent in the realm of education choice.
EdChoice challenges exclusion of Catholic schools in Colorado preschool program
EdChoice Legal Advocates has filed an amicus brief in the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, addressing the exclusion of Catholic preschools from Colorado’s Universal Preschool Program.
EdChoice advocates submit amicus brief for Montana charter schools
EdChoice Legal Advocates has taken legal action to defend Montana's Community Choice Schools Act.
Montana court upholds special needs education savings accounts program
In a recent legal development in Helena, Judge Mike Menahan of the Montana First Judicial District, Lewis and Clark County, ruled to uphold the Montana Special Needs Equal Opportunity Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
Montana court hears arguments on Special Needs ESA program initiative
EdChoice Legal Advocates (EdLA) is presenting arguments to the Montana First Judicial District Court in support of a new school choice program designed for students with special needs.