Almost Two-Thirds of TEACH Grant Recipients Wound Up With a Loan
A report released by the Education Department this week finds TEACH Grant recipients are more likely than not to wind up with a loan
Federal Policy
The Department of Deregulation
Secretary DeVos reportedly plans to roll back several more student and taxpayer protections in higher ed over the next year
Omnibus Bill Brings Good News for Early Childhood Advocates
Why Trump’s Anti-WTO Rhetoric Isn’t Just About Trade
Over the past week, the president has pointed out the flaws of the WTO—and, in turn, has risked broader international security.
Implications for PreK-12 Education in Trump’s New Budget
While Funding for Improving Instruction Hangs in the Balance, Data Collection is Key
As federal funding for Teacher Quality State Grants is uncertain, data collection on how the funds are used should be improved.
Learning without Earning: DOL Opens the Door for More Unpaid Internships
Unpaid “work-and-learn” opportunities aren’t enough for Americans who need education and can’t afford to go without pay.
A Not-So-Simple Simplification in the PROSPER Act
This second post in our series on Rep. Foxx’s new HEA bill analyzes financial aid policies under the proposal.