Districts aiming to expand student outcomes beyond a degree can now steer students toward high-demand, flexible microcredential opportunities offered at the community college level.
A draft executive order would block states from regulating AI, despite the passage of sweeping measures to protect students from harmful AI-generated content.
More of the agency's responsibilities are being handed off to other departments, which will take control of workforce programs, college access and child care.
A new survey of Colorado's rural school leaders found they're more likely to urge a stranger than a family member to become a teacher, highlighting worsening staff shortages. More than 85% cited recruiting and retaining teachers as their top challenge.
A former Oregon state data analyst has filed a wrongful termination suit, claiming he was fired after raising concerns for months about flaws in the state's school funding system for low-income students. He seeks $556,667 for lost wages and distress.
