Ed Dept issues guidance on Clery Act reporting amid coronavirus
Dive Brief: Colleges do not have to give ongoing updates about the coronavirus pandemic or
Day: April 8, 2020
Colleges flock to online proctors, but equity concerns remain
As the coronavirus pandemic grips the country, a few services have emerged as critical for
College presidents anticipate cost cutting, layoffs from coronavirus, survey finds
Dive Brief: Almost three quarters of college and university presidents believe staff layoffs will be
EdBuild, New York Times COVID-19 case database details rates by district, with socioeconomic and race data
Dive Brief: EdBuild joined with The New York Times to develop a database that overlaps COVID-19
Survey: Female students still lack confidence in math, science
Dive Brief: More male students favor math and have more confidence in the subject matter
New digital platform to help facilitate citizenship, SEL skills
Dive Brief: Composer — a free digital resource from High Resolves, Facing History and Ourselves, iCivics, Generation
Lessons In Leadership: Administrators’ advice for addressing 5 coronavirus challenges
America’s public education system was largely caught off guard as schools were forced by the
AP testing goes on, with revisions, amid school closures
Dive Brief: The College Board announced the 2020 AP exams will go on, although with
School boards navigate open meeting laws during closures
With group gatherings currently not allowed because of the coronavirus, school boards across the country
63% of UK int’l students call tuition payment process “slow and painful”
Conducted in 2019, the survey interviewed 166 international students from China, Indonesia, India, Nigeria and