#education-policy

#education-policy

The Ontario government is considering shortening teachers' college to tackle an educator shortage.

Indiana's new budget bill proposes controversial changes to higher education governance and faculty oversight, sparking concerns of overreach among educators.

Government's pledge to appoint 6,500 new teachers may fall short of demand due to rising pupil numbers in England.

Dame Andrea Jenkyns contradicts Nigel Farage on the issue of special educational needs, emphasizing the importance of proper diagnoses for children.

The White House emphasizes adherence to federal laws, particularly regarding gender in sports and university funding, during a media briefing.

Debate on recognizing teachers' overseas experience sparks division among education union members.

Trump supports Massapequa residents in their fight to retain the school team name 'Chiefs' despite New York's ban on Native American imagery.

Primary school offer day reflects a bittersweet reality with rising acceptance rates amidst declining applications due to demographic changes and economic pressures.

Harvard University defends its academic freedom against federal government demands for compliance.

France is tightening its ban on mobile phones in middle schools to enhance students' wellbeing and focus.

Almost 2,500 students in Lewisham were suspended or excluded due to behavioural issues last year.

State schools in England are facing significant overcrowding issues, particularly in secondary schools, with implications for student experience and educational quality.

No extensions for energy credits or new cost-of-living packages announced ahead of Budget 2026.

Linda McMahon's leadership as Secretary of Education aligns with conservative goals, with significant staff cuts indicating a move towards dismantling the department.

Brooklyn and Queens Catholic schools have long enforced strict bans on cell phones, as New York moves towards a statewide ban.