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Trump administration suspends education commissioner Peggy Carr after dismal NAEP results show 20-year lows in reading and math scores

Trump administration suspends education commissioner Peggy Carr after dismal NAEP results show 20-year lows in reading and math scores

The Trump administration has suspended Peggy Carr, the commissioner of the National Center for Education Statistics, following the release of the latest NAEP report showing a significant decline in US student performance. The 2024 NAEP results revealed the lowest reading and math scores in over two decades, sparking concerns about the disruption of key educational

From Rajiv Jain to Jayshree Ullal: How a new generation of H-1B immigrant billionaires is driving innovation in the US

From Rajiv Jain to Jayshree Ullal: How a new generation of H-1B immigrant billionaires is driving innovation in the US

A new generation of immigrant billionaires, many of whom entered the US through the H-1B visa program, are driving innovation and reshaping industries. From Rajiv Jain’s rise in finance to Jayshree Ullal’s success in tech, these individuals have contributed immensely to the US economy. Their journeys highlight the essential role of H-1B visas in attracting

New US DOJ memo targets H-1B visa employers: Will 2025 see more immigration prosecutions?

New US DOJ memo targets H-1B visa employers: Will 2025 see more immigration prosecutions?

The US Department of Justice’s new policy prioritizes immigration-related prosecutions, placing employers who hire undocumented workers or H-1B visa holders under intense scrutiny. The February 5, 2025 memo directs federal prosecutors to pursue criminal charges for violations of immigration laws, including harboring or employing undocumented individuals. As the DOJ tightens enforcement, businesses face heightened legal

Wake schools are about to shake up snow day traditions: Here’s what you need to know

Wake schools are about to shake up snow day traditions: Here’s what you need to know

Wake County schools are considering a significant change to how they handle snow days by introducing remote learning during emergencies. The school board is drafting a plan to reduce makeup days, allowing remote learning before using teacher workdays. Concerns about the effectiveness of remote learning, especially for younger students and those with disabilities, have been

Thousands of federal workers, including CDC, FDA, and NIH staff, laid off in sweeping cuts

Thousands of federal workers, including CDC, FDA, and NIH staff, laid off in sweeping cuts

Thousands of federal workers, including staff at the CDC, FDA, and NIH, were laid off as part of sweeping cuts under the Trump administration’s directive. The job reductions, primarily targeting probationary employees, affect key agencies involved in public health and safety. With 16,000 workers already impacted, concerns over the future of critical services, such as

130 US institutions recognized for excellence in Fulbright US student and scholar programs for 2024-2025

130 US institutions recognized for excellence in Fulbright US student and scholar programs for 2024-2025

The US Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs has recognized 130 US higher education institutions for their outstanding participation in the Fulbright US Student and Scholar Programs for the 2024-2025 academic year. The recognition celebrates these institutions’ dedication to fostering global engagement and academic excellence. Top producers in the programs span a

Around one-third of Arizona students skip school: Find out how schools are fighting back!

Around one-third of Arizona students skip school: Find out how schools are fighting back!

Chronic absenteeism has reached critical levels in Arizona, with 29% of students missing 18 or more school days in 2022-2023. Education experts and officials are concerned about the long-term impact on students’ academic success. In response, schools like Kyrene are launching task forces and campaigns to address the issue, with a focus on collaboration and

Mass resignations from US Digital Service: Could Musk’s tech reforms lead to talent loss?

Mass resignations from US Digital Service: Could Musk’s tech reforms lead to talent loss?

On February 20, 2025, 21 civil servants from the US Digital Service resigned in protest of Elon Musk’s tech-driven overhaul of federal services. They cited concerns that Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) would disrupt vital public services like Social Security and student aid. The resignation highlights the risks of talent loss and questions the

West Virginia Senate approves bill for religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions in schools

West Virginia Senate approves bill for religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions in schools

The West Virginia Senate approved a bill on February 21, 2025, allowing religious and philosophical vaccine exemptions for schools, marking a departure from one of the nation’s strictest vaccination policies. The bill, supported by Republican Senator Laura Wakim Chapman, would permit families to file objections to vaccinations based on their beliefs. If passed by the

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