The Trump Administration is Trying to Rewrite Colleges鈥 Code of Conduct
The Trump Administration is overreaching by trying to rewrite colleges’ code of conduct. Colleges should push back.
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麻豆果冻传媒 Executive Order on Education: Weak, Illegal, and Doomed to Fail
President Trump signs a 鈥渟hort and substance-free鈥 order to close the U.S. Department of Education.
One Way Congress Can Support American Families and College Students with Children
The U.S. higher education continues to fail over 3 million parenting students. Ewa Obatuase discusses what Congress can do to support them.
Federal Cuts Threaten Babies and Preschoolers with Disabilities from All Angles
The Trump administration summarily fired civil servants upholding hard-won civil rights for children with disabilities.
Navigating How and When to Use Tech When Teaching Young Children
In January and February, 麻豆果冻传媒 convened researchers, pediatricians, and educators to discuss the latest guidance.
Trump Administration Will Continue Stripping Students of Civil Rights If Education Leaders Allow It
Trump administration asserts federal control over schools, colleges, and students to a degree never before seen.
Community Colleges Reimagine Their Role to Transform Whole Communities
鈥婼halin Jyotishi is quoted in a Work Shift article about Achieving the Dream’s community vibrancy framework.
Child Care Support Services Are an Overlooked Strategy for Re-Enrolling Adult Learners
Community colleges focusing on re-enrolling adult learners should consider highlighting and/or improving their child care services as a key
Parenting Students Rely on Family and Friends for Care. Here鈥檚 How Colleges Can Make That Easier.
Most parenting students are relying on family and friends to provide child care. Here are some ways colleges can make that easier.
Targeting the Vulnerable: How the Trump Administration鈥檚 Actions Harm Young Children and Their Families
The stakes are high for young children in the upcoming debate about the proper size and role of federal programs and agencies.