A state judge in Salt Lake City has ruled that a private school choice program in Utah that started offering scholarships to students this school year is unlawful. According to Judge Laura Scott’s decision on Friday, the Utah Fits All Scholarship Program is in violation of the Utah Constitution’s requirements that state income taxes fund…
A bill intended to contest children’s constitutional right to attend public schools regardless of their immigration status has been put on hold by Republican lawmakers in Tennessee. Rather, as the legislative session draws to a close, they are seeking advice from U.S. officials over whether the plan will compromise federal support for education. As lawmakers…
Beginning next month, the federal government intends to begin collecting on student loans that have fallen into default for the first time in nearly five years. On Monday, the U.S. Department of Education declared that starting on May 5th, borrowers who are currently in default will have to start making loan payments again through its…
In the United States, teachers must balance managing student loan debt with helping their communities. Thankfully, there are a number of state and federal forgiveness programs available to lessen that financial burden. The best student loan forgiveness choices for educators in 2025 are broken out below. PSLF, or Public Service Loan Forgiveness One of the…
Whether or not parents have the right to opt out of their children reading LGBTQ literature in the classroom that are in contradiction with their family’s faith is something that the Supreme Court will explore on Tuesday evening. Parents in Montgomery County, Maryland are asserting that their children’s schools are infringing upon their right to…
Without finding an incredible $6 million for emergency finances, a South Carolina liberal arts university with over two centuries of history may start the process of closing by the end of April. Originally called Limestone College, Limestone University is a private Christian liberal arts institution located in Gaffney. It was established in 1845 as one…
You don’t have to take it lying down if you think there may be a problem with your student loan, such as an erroneous balance, a loan you don’t recognize, or a payment status that doesn’t match your records. Errors on student loans can result in increased monthly payments, needless worry, and even harm to…
There are around 9,000 openings for early childhood educators in the state of Michigan, but it is difficult to fill them because of the shortage of childcare. The state’s capacity to provide care for children has been negatively impacted as a result of this deficit. Child care is an essential service that is not only…
In the wake of the recent mass shooting that took place at Florida State University, a number of school districts in Southeast Michigan are concentrating their efforts on making certain that their students and staff are well-prepared and properly protected in the event of any emergency. Classrooms that are similar to the ones that are…
According to data that was just recently made public by the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the state of Michigan had the second-highest unemployment rate among all of the states in the United States in March of 2025. This indicates that the state’s job market continues to face issues. In the most recent…
