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Is it time to overhaul IDEA? How America’s special education law is failing students with disabilities

Is it time to overhaul IDEA? How America’s special education law is failing students with disabilities

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), established in 1975, is falling short in addressing the needs of today’s students with disabilities. As the law struggles with inefficiencies and outdated practices, experts are calling for urgent reform. Issues like ineffective inclusion practices, burdensome paperwork, and high costs for support staff are hindering student success. Advocates

Ivy League admissions: How privilege, not potential, decides who gets in

Ivy League admissions: How privilege, not potential, decides who gets in

Ivy League schools, once symbols of academic achievement, now operate under a highly competitive, scarcity-driven system that perpetuates inequality. With acceptance rates below 5%, students face immense stress and burnout. A recent study highlights how the top 1% are disproportionately admitted, while underprivileged students are at a severe disadvantage. The process, shaped by legacy admissions

Will standardized testing make a comeback? Trump DOE threatens to investigate 2,100+ test-optional colleges

Will standardized testing make a comeback? Trump DOE threatens to investigate 2,100+ test-optional colleges

The US Department of Education (DOE) is threatening to investigate over 2,100 colleges with test-optional policies, warning that such practices may violate federal civil rights law. The DOE’s new stance could lead to the reintroduction of standardized testing, which many schools adopted following the Covid-19 pandemic. This move has sparked concerns and legal challenges, with

Amid financial scandals, New Mexico governor appoints brother to university regents board

Amid financial scandals, New Mexico governor appoints brother to university regents board

New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham has appointed her brother, Greg Lujan, as a student regent to the board of New Mexico Highlands University amid concerns about cronyism and financial oversight. The appointment, which is pending state Senate confirmation, comes as the state grapples with financial scandals involving wasteful spending at other universities. Critics worry

Georgia expands school voucher program, offering $6,500 scholarships to over 400,000 students

Georgia expands school voucher program, offering $6,500 scholarships to over 400,000 students

Georgia has unveiled a new list of low-performing schools, making over 400,000 students eligible for $6,500 vouchers to pay for private school tuition or homeschooling expenses. The program, designed to support families in struggling districts, has sparked debates over its broad eligibility. With a spending cap of $141 million, the initiative could fund up to

Tesla seeks applications for 13 roles in India: How to apply, job descriptions for Elon Musk’s company

Tesla seeks applications for 13 roles in India: How to apply, job descriptions for Elon Musk’s company

Tesla is expanding its operations in India, announcing 13 job openings across Mumbai and Delhi. These roles span various departments, including sales, customer service, and operations, highlighting Tesla’s commitment to building a comprehensive sales, service, and support network in the country. Interested candidates can apply through Tesla’s official website or LinkedIn. The positions reflect Tesla’s

Cincinnati Public Schools to launch new Montessori school this fall, offering more options for families

Cincinnati Public Schools to launch new Montessori school this fall, offering more options for families

Cincinnati Public Schools will open a new Montessori school in Madisonville this fall, expanding options for its 35,000 students. Located at the Bramble Nature Campus, the school will serve students from preschool through eighth grade, continuing CPS’s legacy of Montessori education. The new Bramble Montessori Lab School addresses the needs of families seeking alternatives after

Ivy League grads outearn peers by nearly $50K: Is the price tag justified?

Ivy League grads outearn peers by nearly $50K: Is the price tag justified?

Ivy League graduates significantly out-earn their peers, with a median annual income of $91,800 at age 34 compared to $43,600 for graduates from lesser-known colleges. The financial benefits of attending top-tier schools like Harvard and Princeton are immense, offering higher salaries, faster career progression, and valuable alumni networks. Generous financial aid packages make Ivy League

Trump’s education cuts threaten future of Rhode Island schools: Larger classes, fewer teachers, less funding

Trump’s education cuts threaten future of Rhode Island schools: Larger classes, fewer teachers, less funding

Trump’s proposed education cuts could have a devastating impact on Rhode Island schools, threatening funding for students with special needs, reducing teacher numbers, and increasing class sizes. As the federal government plans to cut $1.5 trillion in spending, local officials warn that without federal support, Rhode Island schools would face significant challenges. Protestors have rallied

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