Texas House proposes modest $220 increase in per-student funding amid controversial push for STAAR overhaul

A Texas House bill proposes increasing state funding for public schools by $220 per pupil, from $6,160 to $6,380, a figure education advocates deem insufficient. Another bill introduces education savings accounts for private school tuition. Democrats and advocates criticize the proposed measures as inadequate against inflation and insufficient for teacher salaries.

Haryana board issues DElEd re-appear exam admit cards: How to download hall tickets from bseh.org.in

The Haryana Board of School Education has released admit cards for the DElEd re-appear and mercy chance exam for March 2025. Eligible candidates can download their admit cards via their institution’s login on bseh.org.in. The exam is scheduled for March 3, 2025, with provisions for students with disabilities. Institutions must ensure only eligible candidates receive … Read more

Santa Clara schools body misused preschool funds of $135,370 over ‘credit card purchases’, shows federal investigation

A federal investigation uncovered that over $135,000 in Head Start funds were misappropriated by the Santa Clara County Office of Education for unrelated expenses. The audit has raised questions about former Superintendent Mary Ann Dewan’s leadership, leading to her dismissal amid allegations of financial mismanagement.

How DOGE-led firings are reshaping federal job security and breaking long-standing protections

The DOGE-led mass firings in the federal government are rapidly eroding job security for millions of employees, disrupting long-standing protections that have historically set federal jobs apart from private sector work. The restructuring efforts, including the dismissal of probationary and non-probationary workers, signal a shift from the promise of stability to growing uncertainty. This overhaul … Read more

Ivy League schools under fire: Should legacy admissions survive in a post-affirmative action world?

Ivy League schools are under increasing pressure to reconsider legacy admissions in the wake of the Supreme Court’s 2023 affirmative action ruling. While legacy preferences have been in decline nationwide, Ivy League institutions still defend the practice, citing financial benefits. However, public opposition, with 75% of Americans opposing legacy status in admissions, and state legislative … Read more