The Croft School, a private institution in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, could shut down after its founder allegedly concealed $13 million in debt through fraudulent accounting practices, leaving parents scrambling.
Enrolments in Australian public schools have fallen to a new low, with private schools seeing rapid growth, especially in urban fringe areas like Caroline Springs, driven by funding disparities and parental choice.
The author of a landmark inequality report will warn Keir Starmer's government that white working-class boys remain stuck at the bottom of educational achievement, with new data showing persistent gaps.
Alan Ackroyd argues that vocational training should occur primarily in the workplace, not classrooms, to better serve industry and workers, citing personal experiences in printing and baking.
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The Duolingo Welsh course writer addresses a Guardian article on learning Welsh, highlighting the app's role in supporting learners and the challenges of standardising spoken Welsh.
Millions of US student loan borrowers face confusion and anger after a court eliminated the Save repayment plan and the Trump administration shifted loan management to the Treasury.
Parenting specialist Kirsty Ketley argues traditional nursery rhymes spread negative stereotypes about ageing. A study found 59% of age-referencing rhymes contain harmful depictions.
The U.S. Treasury Department will manage defaulted student loans under a new agreement, marking a significant step in President Trump's plan to dismantle the Education Department.
Record numbers of student loan borrowers are falling behind, with over 9 million in default and the total portfolio nearing $1.7 trillion, prompting a controversial transfer to the Treasury Department.
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A federal judge has mandated Texas to include Islamic private schools in its $1 billion education voucher initiative, following a discrimination lawsuit. At least four Muslim schools have now been approved for taxpayer-funded tuition assistance.
A Christian teacher suspended for calling transgender identity a 'mental illness' and opposing gay marriage has been allowed to return to the classroom following a tribunal ruling.
While government funding has slashed childcare costs by 39%, a discriminatory policy excludes the most deprived children from full nursery hours, widening the social gap despite Labour's commitment to reform.
Scottish First Minister John Swinney rejects claims he cancelled a briefing on US military use of Prestwick Airport, accusing UK ministers of trying to 'babysit' him during the meeting.
The National Education Union has branded Reform UK 'racist' and will vote on mobilising its 500,000 members against the party. Union leaders blame Nigel Farage for rising racism in schools.
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A Texas teacher's second-grade class offers heartfelt marriage advice that goes viral, highlighting children's pure perspective on love and kindness.
MyEdSpace online revision platform claims students achieve grades 7-9 at more than triple the national average. Affordable Easter courses from £20 offer live expert-led lessons.
The U.S. Treasury Department is taking over management of $180 billion in defaulted student loans, marking a first step in the Trump administration's plan to dismantle the Education Department and transfer all loan responsibilities.
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon gives her final speech in Holyrood, describing her departure as a 'wrench' after nearly three decades of service.
A 16-year-old British schoolgirl faces a six-week wait for a passport in Denmark, missing crucial GCSE preparation due to new UK border rules affecting dual nationals.
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The Prince of Wales visited Bourne Academy in Bournemouth to observe housing workshops teaching essential life skills to teenagers, emphasizing the importance of practical knowledge for preventing homelessness.
First Minister John Swinney pledges to review planning laws to give transport bodies more control over businesses near key hubs, following the devastating Union Street blaze.
Two Pennsylvania education officials spent nearly $40,000 in taxpayer money on luxury vacations, including an African safari and trips to Europe and Asia, raising questions about misuse of public funds.
The Taith international learning scheme, established after Brexit to replace Erasmus+ in Wales, faces an uncertain future with no funding renewal secured ahead of Senedd elections.
Teachers across the UK have shared shocking examples of unsuitable packed lunches, including energy drinks, cold fast food, and even alcohol, highlighting a growing child nutrition crisis.
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Over 40 geology students and staff conducted a field trip dangerously close to unstable cliffs at West Bay, Dorset, ignoring prominent warning signs about frequent rock falls.
Scotland's Finance Secretary Shona Robison urges the UK Government to provide financial aid to Glasgow following the Union Corner blaze, calling Labour's response 'astonishing'.
Northern Ireland's deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has described Donald Trump's suggestion of an Irish merger as 'just banter' following their meetings in Washington DC during St Patrick's Day events.
New Scottish government guidance states teachers must ask pupils for permission before searching bags for drugs or vapes, raising concerns over school discipline and safety.
Pittsburgh Public Schools will move to remote learning for three days in late April as up to 700,000 NFL draft visitors flood the city, aiming to reduce transport disruptions.
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