Education
Why are nurses complaining on social media? Major changes on the horizon for federally-funded graduate school loans
The social-media inclined may have seen recent social media posts criticizing the federal Department of Education’s (ED) recent decision to reclassify certain types of graduate degrees as “nonprofessional.” This impacts physician assistant programs,…
$1 trillion in, but where are the results?
Despite nearly $1 trillion flowing into America’s K–12 education system, student outcomes remain…
Over a quarter of a million dollars spent by Rochester…
A new KSTP 5 INVESTIGATES report has found that Rochester Public Schools spent more than a quarter…
As Colorado joins new education scholarship program,…
Colorado Democratic Gov. Jared Polis has recently announced he intends to opt his state in to the…
Sanctuary Schools: Illegal Immigration’s Toll on Public…
In October 2025, a law enforcement operation at a horse track in Wilder, Idaho, turned into the…
Bans on religious charter schools face new challenges
What exactly does it mean for “Congress to make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise therof” in the context of charter schools? Can a charter school be religious? The answer is still legally undecided.…
Education scholarships as a catalyst for improved ACT…
The new federal tax-credit scholarship program has the potential to reshape academic performance by…
42% of Fourth-Graders Can Barely Read
Missouri is in a reading crisis. Forty-two percent of the state’s fourth-graders can barely read,…
Robbinsdale school closings loom amid board member…
In just two weeks, the Robbinsdale School Board will have to decide which two elementary schools in…
Sean Geraghty & Mike Goldstein on ADHD,…
The Learning Curve Mike Goldstein & Sean Geraghty Alisha Searcy: Welcome to the Learning Curve…
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