Education
Debunking Myths: The Real Impact of School Choice Programs
The debate around housing affordability often includes dismissive remarks regarding young people’s spending habits, such as buying avocado toast. Yet, from 2015 to 2025, housing prices in America nearly doubled, as did the 30-year mortgage
Raising Bilingual Children: Insights and Strategies
Many parents worry that teaching their child multiple languages might hinder or confuse them. This belief is unfounded, says Farwa Husain, a bilingual speech-language pathologist. Journalist Conz Preti observed a remarkable shift when her four-year-old
Graduation Ceremony at Bard College’s High Schools Marred by Controversy
At a recent graduation ceremony, the outgoing president of Bard College faced strong opposition from students. This event took place at Bard-affiliated high schools in New York City and New Jersey. Students strongly reacted to
Resignation of Los Angeles School Superintendent Alberto Carvalho
The superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Alberto Carvalho, resigned on Sunday. This decision came months after the FBI conducted a search of his home and the district headquarters. Officials have confirmed the
Chicago Schools Lean on Independent Revenue Amid Budget Strains
Karen Calloway, the principal of Kenwood Academy, continuously searches for additional funding streams for her school. She has successfully utilized the school’s facilities by renting out the campus to churches, nonprofits, and sports leagues. Through
Superintendent Alberto Carvalho Resigns Amid F.B.I. Investigation
The superintendent of the Los Angeles Unified School District, Alberto Carvalho, resigned on Sunday. His resignation comes months after the F.B.I. conducted a raid on his home and office in February, as part of a
New York City Council Advocates for AI Moratorium in Schools
On June 21, 2026, a significant portion of New York City’s Council is urging Mayor Zohran Mamdani to halt the integration of artificial intelligence in educational settings. Their concern stems from the potential implications AI
Debating Birthright Citizenship in the U.S.
Birthright citizenship is a constitutional principle outlined in the 14th Amendment, stating that anyone born in the United States is automatically a U.S. citizen. University of Virginia law professor Amanda Frost clarifies that this applies
India’s Educational Challenges: Exam Compromises and Communications Ban
Ridhvi Saxena, an 18-year-old student, faced a setback in her journey to becoming a cardiologist after an exam breach forced retakes. She emerged from the May 3 exam anticipating success. However, the results were nullified
Trump Administration Restructures Education Department Functions
The Trump administration announced a significant shift for key responsibilities within the Education Department. Civil rights enforcement and special education oversight will now move to different federal agencies. This decision marks President Donald Trump’s effort