Education
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Educators discuss teaching under Tennessee’s law limiting talk of race
Teachers hoping to challenge a new Tennessee law limiting discussions on institutional racism, white privilege, and bias in the classroom…
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Supreme Court Rules Against NCAA’s Education-Based Benefits Restriction
June 21, 2021 | : In a unanimous decision Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against the…
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Q&A With Gail Dent, the NCAA’s Associate Director of Communications
June 18, 2021 | : What are your responsibilities as associate director of communications-external engagement at the…
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College Recruitment Scandal: Lessons Learned
The 2019 college admissions scandal opened a Pandora’s box in college recruitment. For the first time in contemporary history, the…
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Suburban Philadelphia district’s equity initiative provokes anger over critical race theory
Bessie Cunningham is 99 years old, and it is still painful for her to talk about why she never got…
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Faculty diversity lags at Colorado public colleges
In a state that’s become increasingly diverse, the professors who teach at Colorado’s four-year colleges are overwhelmingly white. Of the…
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Memphis’ school turnaround lessons zero in on the need for collaboration at all levels
When Tennessee and its largest school district launched separate school turnaround programs in Memphis in 2012, they adopted markedly different…
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Inspiring Change through the Power of Platforms with Mariah White
June 16, 2021 | : Meet Mariah White, an exceptional college student-athlete who was named 2021’s Arthur Ashe…
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3 things to watch with Indiana’s 2021 ILEARN scores
After a tumultuous year, Indiana school leaders are reviewing very low state test scores that largely show what they already…
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U of Texas at San Antonio Receives ‘Transformational’ $40M Gift
June 15, 2021 | : The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) has received an unrestricted…
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