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More than a quarter of private colleges are at risk of closing, new projection shows

More than a quarter of private colleges are at risk of closing, new projection shows

More than a quarter of private colleges are at risk of closing, new projection shows More than a dozen newborn lambs cavorted around a fenced-in yard beneath the scrutiny of their mothers and a few watchful students taking turns attending to them. The lambs’ successful births have been a

Survey: Parents value life skills, support for school choice

New study also finds more parents now favor use of technology, including artificial intelligence, at schools

Kennedy nutrition pledge lacks enforcement as health costs rise

(The Center Square) – The federal government is spending $5 million on a voluntary medical school nutrition initiative, but fewer than 40% of the nation's 202 accredited medical schools have signed on. The Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education announced that 73 schools have

WATCH: Civil rights curriculum aims to shape future leaders

EXCLUSIVE: Former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young talks to The Center Square about Martin Luther King Jr.

Chicks on the pond | Mary Sheehy Moe

I was a sister wedged in birth order between two brothers. All my cousins my age were boys. All the neighborhood kids my age were boys. So my childhood game wasn’t house. It was baseball. There was always a pick-up game going on in my neighborhood — a real

Most Americans broadly support public education for undocumented students – regardless of their political affiliation and religion

Most Americans broadly support public education for undocumented students – regardless of their political affiliation and religion

All public schools in the U.S. must provide an education to all students, regardless of their immigration status. In 1982, the U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the right of immigrant students in Texas to attend school free of charge, regardless of their citizenship, in Plyler v. Doe. Texas had

Pa. House approves restrictions on cell phones in schools

Pa. House approves restrictions on cell phones in schools

Harrisburg, Pa. — On June 1, the Pa. House of Representatives voted to pass House Bill 1814, which would prohibit students in public schools from using or possessing a cell phone during the school day. If passed, the bill would require students to secure their phones in a way that prevents