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Opinion: School Vouchers Fail the Civil Rights Test. The Federal Program Is No Exception

Our public education system rests on a foundation of civil rights protections. Public schools exist to serve every child. They are legally required to accept all students and provide the services they need, regardless…

Opinion: Why Blue State Governors Should Sign Up for New Federal Scholarship Tax Credit

While education choice advocates have fought, and reconciled, over the concept and implementation of what is now the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit for almost a decade, the policy — which enshrines in the federal tax…

StudyIn acquires Canadian international education consultancy OzTREKK

OzTREKK is primarily known for helping Canadian students find opportunities to study overseas – particularly in Australia and New Zealand, where it has “deep expertise”. StudyIn said the deal would help to build on its…

Why AI-Enabled Training Is Becoming A Business Imperative Across Many Industries

Only 5% of organizations have the talent to deliver on 2026 priorities. Learn how AI-enabled training and certification help close skills gaps, reduce risk, and scale workforce capability. This post was first published…

Head Start Programs Face Funding Squeeze

This article was originally published in CommonWealth Beacon. When Rickencia Clerveaux McClean’s son was around 18 months old, she noticed he wasn’t speaking the way she expected. He pointed instead of asking. He…

How Data and Human Insight Are Reshaping Attendance Strategies

A new white paper from Concentric Educational Solutions is reframing one of K–12 education’s most persistent post-COVID challenges: chronic absenteeism. Redefining the Attendance Paradigm: A Systemic Analysis of Chronic…

Engineering for Good: Teacher Training Change Makers

Why “Walking the Halls” Still Matters — and How District Leaders Can Do It at Scale

The real advantage may be what leaders notice next. GUEST COLUMN | by Chad A. Stevens, Ph.D. ANTON WINARYO T here’s an old leadership concept called “management by walking around.” For school principals, it has always…

IHE 2026 takeaways: India’s TNE push amid calls for clarity

With India entering a new phase of internationalisation driven by transnational education, The PIE heard delegates reflect on the model’s successes, challenges and opportunities. Participants were asked to share their…

How AI Avatars Are Turning Static Documents Into Interactive Learning Experiences

Interactive AI avatars are changing the way that learners engage with content. This post was first published on eLearning Industry .

California Schools Face Budget Cuts as Enrollment Drops by 74,961 Students

This article was originally published in EdSource. Enrollment in California K-12 schools, and in schools across the country, is declining rapidly as birth rates drop and immigration rates fall. This school year,…

Big Education’s merger with Oasis given go-ahead

The London trust decided to join forces with another MAT after deciding 'three schools is too small' The post Big Education’s merger with Oasis given go-ahead first appeared on…

Patrick Vogt, Academic Programs International (API)

What do you like most about your job? Seeing students’ lives change in real time. There’s nothing better than watching someone gain confidence, perspective and direction through a global experience. Describe a project…

Revealed: Funding rates and delivery hours for apprenticeship units

Starts on the new short courses can begin from April 28 The post Revealed: Funding rates and delivery hours for apprenticeship units first appeared on FE Week .

How an Indiana counselor helps students turn ‘I want to go to college’ into a plan

Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news. In the quest to prepare for life after high school,…

AI for planning, leadership gaps PLUS TAs

Hey there Tappers We’re all back at work now…The summer term has begun! The good news is that only 2% of Tappers predicted April would be the hardest month, though perhaps that’s a decision some are reconsidering now.…

Creating Communicators and Critical Thinkers: Soon There Will Be A Test For That

Educators at the Making Waves Academy knew they wanted to teach high school students to be good communicators, problem solvers and critical thinkers to succeed in a rapidly changing world. English and math still matter,…

Come fly with me: what happened when 125 CEOs, VCs and the UK PM flew to India

In October 2025, 125 of the UK’s most prominent CEOs, leading entrepreneurs and university vice-chancellors joined UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on a trade mission to India. At The PIE Live Europe 2026, some of those…

10 cheapest countries for Indian students to live in

The financial case for rethinking where you study abroad has never been stronger. Over 1.3 million Indian students were studying overseas in 2024, yet the traditional Big Four — the US, UK, Canada, and Australia — are…

AI in education: no more marking, lesson planning… teaching… learning?

21 April 2026 By Norbert Pachler and Keith Turvey AI in education is often marketed as an automated substitute for time-consuming pedagogical practices like marking or lesson planning – or guiding learning in real time…