House v. NCAA Settlement: Colleges Can Now Pay Athletes
Opponents of the House v. NCAA settlement have long voiced concerns regarding its potential impact on gender equity…
News June 9
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Texas Governor Approves $430 Million for School Safety
The $8.5 billion school funding bill also allocates $4.2 billion for teacher and staff pay raises and $1.3…
News June 6
Improving School Safety Starts with Reliable Funding
Without consistent funding, schools struggle to implement preventative safety measures that enhance coordination and emergency preparedness among first…
Insights May 23
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December 19
UPDATE: Department of Education Rescinds $37 Million Fine Against Grand Canyon University
The fine was imposed in 2023 after the federal government reported that an investigation found 78% of doctoral…
News May 22
Stuart, Fla.: Martin County School District, Sheriff’s Office Reach SRO Agreement
Martin County School District and Martin County Sheriff's Office originally disagreed on how to fund its SRO program.
News May 20
Incoming Semiconductor Tariffs Loom Over Electronics
The upcoming semiconductor tariffs will remove exemptions from many electronics products that have not yet been hit by…
News May 7
More U.S. Students Applying to Canadian Universities as Trump Cuts College Funding
U.S. students are flocking to Canadian Universities -- a trend that could further damage the U.S. economy.
News April 16
84% of K-12 Teachers Say School Safety Directly Impacts Student Achievement
A recent survey also asked educators how school safety impacts job satisfaction and what tools their schools are…
Insights March 13
Education Department Cuts Workforce by Nearly 50%
On Tuesday, the Department of Education announced its workforce now stands at 2,183 employees -- down from 4,133.
News March 12
