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Why school safety has to start before the front door

Wayne Black and Kirk Evans | April 01, 2026

School safety can no longer be a hypothetical discussion. As of Feb. 17, 2026, there were at least six school shootings in the U.S. This includes four on college campuses and two on K12 groups, leaving five people dead and others injured, according to CNN's analysis of data from the Gun Violence Archive and Everytown […]

Q&A: A leader must now possess these tech skills

Micah Ward | April 01, 2026

Here's how you can upskill at the pace of tech innovation, says one edtech expert.

Why three-year bachelor's degrees are poised for more growth

Alcino Donadel | March 31, 2026

Reduced-credit degrees have gained more traction in 2026 thanks to revised state regulations and continued guidance from accreditors.

How one leader is creating continuity in a big district

Micah Ward | March 31, 2026

Memphis-Shelby County Schools' new superintendent, Dr. Roderick Richmond, pledges to restore trust in leadership after years of leadership turnover.

Using AI isn't cheating, according to students

Micah Ward | March 30, 2026

Students say it's OK for AI to explain homework assignments, but maybe not to edit essays.

How a SCOTUS decision on birthright citizenship could impact education access

NPR | March 30, 2026

If constitutional protections are struck down by the court, about 255,000 U.S.-born children could begin life without citizenship every year.

College costs aren't surging. In fact, here's how they've declined

Matt Zalaznick | March 26, 2026

Inflation‑adjusted net prices have dropped for virtually all students over the past decade across public and private institutions, a new analysis reveals.

Education Department to abandon its mostly vacant headquarters

Micah Ward | March 26, 2026

The move marks another step in the Trump administration's plans to shrink the government's role in education.

How high school shapes future success

The Harvard Gazette | March 26, 2026

On average, schools that help students succeed in the long run are those that raise their 10th-grade test scores and boost their college plans the most, says study.

Community colleges are succeeding—just not in the way we've been measuring them

Tony DiRomualdo and Franco Girimonte | March 18, 2026

Nearly half of all community college students reach meaningful milestones—a far better picture than traditional graduation rates suggest, a new Federal Reserve metric finds.

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