English Learners Need More Federal Support to Succeed, Not Less
A new brief identifies key barriers preventing Title III from fulfilling its goals, making the case for continual federal involvement.
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Israel Plans New Foothold on the Red Sea to Fight the Houthis
Has the US Ever Assassinated a World Leader Before?
The U.S. Built a Blueprint to Avoid Civilian War Casualties. Trump Officials Scrapped It.
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15 Things Community Colleges Are Talking About This Community College Month
What the field, leaders, and experts are sharing to celebrate National Community College Month.
Eight Questions about Student Loan Default and “Fresh Start”
The Biden administration plans to help student loan borrowers in default return their loans to good standing.
Transcript Holds Might Be Loosened, But Only If Your College Messed Up
The Department of Education is considered a new rule preventing colleges from withholding student transcripts under some circumstances
Sustaining Evidence-Based Practices: Lessons Learned from ASAP
ED could structure the application so that it prioritizes colleges that will pilot a proven student success program such as ASAP.
Before Enrollment Management
To better understand what enrollment management is and what a radical change it represented, it is helpful to look to the past.
Early Alert Systems: Why the Personal Touch is Key
With limitations to in-person instruction, faculty now rely more on technology to keep students engaged.
Ten Take-Aways from the New Government Funding Package
Today, President Biden signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022 into law.
Rewriting Like It’s Going Out of Style: Negotiators Continue Revising Accountability Measures
The Department of Education’s Institutional and Programmatic Eligibility Committee continues work on accountability regulations.
