Education

Tennessee families will have a welcome opportunity to save on essential school and personal items later this month, as the state’s annual back-to-school sales tax holiday returns from Friday, July

School may be out for the summer, but the Student Loan Industrial Complex (SLIC) chugs along no matter what time of the year it is. More than 42.5 million owe

Indiana State Sen. Andy Zay is working to set the record straight on a new absenteeism reporting law that has generated confusion and concern among parents, educators, and school administrators

This is my first attempt at a bucket-list endeavor: writing articles about my experiences and views about public education and coaching. I look forward to doing this regularly and hope

The clash between Virginia Senate Republicans and Democrats over gubernatorial appointments to university boards reached a new flashpoint this week, as GOP lawmakers condemned a newly scheduled committee meeting that

Surrounded by legislative allies and supporters, Governor Mike Kehoe signed ten bills into law Monday afternoon, capping off what he called “an incredibly successful legislative session.” Among the wide-ranging measures

Assemblyman Greg McGuckin is demanding clarity from New Jersey Education Commissioner Kevin Dehmer, questioning how the state’s school funding formula can be considered fair after years of cuts have left

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a statewide uptick in K-12 school grades for the 2024–25 academic year, continuing a positive trend from the previous year. According to data released July

Despite receiving more than $1.4 billion in taxpayer dollars in the newly passed Wisconsin state budget, the Universities of Wisconsin System will be raising tuition this fall—a decision already drawing

Senate Republican leaders issued a response yesterday to a letter circulated earlier this week by Senate Majority Leader Scott Surovell and members of the Senate Democratic Caucus, which called on