US Education - Page 174

July 15

Rick Singer allowed to return to college consulting business after infamous 'Varsity Blues' scandal

A federal judge ruled that "Varsity Blues" mastermind Rick Singer must disclose his criminal history to potential clients of his new coaching company.

July 15

Largest teachers union slams 'unlawful' cuts to Department of Education after Supreme Court ruling

The National Education Association president called President Trump's plan to eliminate the Department of Education 'unlawful' despite a Supreme Court ruling allowing the cuts.

July 15

UC Berkeley graduate sounds alarm on antisemitism on campus: 'Era of excuses is over'

UC Berkeley alumna Danielle Sobkin joins 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss her take on antisemitism sweeping college campuses and the importance of having a pro-Israel ally in President Donald Trump. 

July 15

NEA teachers union member was told fighting Trump more crucial than reading and writing: Report

A teachers union convention attendee reportedly was told fighting President Trump was more important to members than teaching reading and writing.

July 15

New study reveals threats to the Class of 2025. Fixing them should be Job No. 1 for America

Despite 7 million open jobs, graduates struggle as education systems fail to align with business needs, requiring new approaches to learning and career

July 14

Prosecutors plan to drop charges against sex offender in elementary school alleged kidnapping attempt

Charges could be dismissed against a registered sex offender after a mental competency evaluation found him unfit to stand trial for attempted kidnapping at an Aurora school.

July 14

Supreme Court rules on Trump's mass layoffs at Education Department

In a 6-3 decision along ideological lines, the Supreme Court paused a lower court order that had reinstated 1,400 Education Department employees laid off by the Trump's administration.

July 14

DeSantis wins against 'woke' accreditation in push to overhaul higher education

Florida's university system moved forward on adopting a new accreditation model challenging what Gov. Ron DeSantis called an "accreditation cartel."

July 14

Israeli chemist accuses Stanford of career sabotage with malicious distortion, fabricated claims: Lawsuit

Stanford University faces legal action from an Israeli scientist claiming a hostile work environment, falsified research, and fabricated allegations based on his Jewish identity.

July 14

NFL world rushes to defense of Teddy Bridgewater after star QB suspended from high school coaching job

Former NFL star quarterback Teddy Bridgewater was suspended as the head coach of his high school after he was open about helping his players last season.