U.S. School Mental Health Funding ShiftBy Andrew RogersDecember 14, 2025 School mental health funding is set to increase after the U.S. Department of Education announced a $208 million funding shift.…
Federal Shutdown Strains Early EducationBy Grace JohnsonNovember 12, 2025 More than 9,000 children in 17 states and Puerto Rico are experiencing disruptions in early-education programs due to the ongoing…
EducationUSA Expands Global AccessBy Rachel MaddowOctober 8, 2025 EducationUSA centers across Europe and Asia are helping students gain access to U.S. higher education. These centers provide guidance, orientations,…
Classes du PatrimoineBy Grace JohnsonSeptember 17, 2025 In Brussels, a unique educational program called Classes du Patrimoine is helping students connect with the city’s rich history and…
My school goes digital!By Andrew RogersSeptember 17, 2025 The way children learn is changing fast, and nowhere is this clearer than in schools that are adopting new technology.…
School integration in BrusselsBy Lester HoltSeptember 17, 2025 Brussels, a city known for its diversity, is placing greater focus on how schools can become stronger engines of integration.…
AI reshapes learning as schools weigh opportunities and risksBy Grace JohnsonSeptember 7, 2025 Ludrick Cooper, an eighth-grade teacher in South Carolina, once opposed artificial intelligence in his classroom. Over time, he changed his…
South Korea bans smartphones in schools to boost student focusBy Grace JohnsonAugust 27, 2025 South Korea has passed a law banning smartphones and other smart devices during school hours. The country joins a growing…
