Why some colleges aren’t reviewing SAT and ACT scores
This story is part of a series about changes in how colleges use admissions tests.
Month: June 2020
How will administrators incorporate lessons learned from summer protests?
First Ahmaud Arbery. Then Breonna Taylor, George Floyd and Rashard Brooks. As high-profile deaths of
The Deep South was left particularly disadvantaged by coronavirus closures
Dive Brief: Students in the rural Deep South were particularly hit hard by the coronavirus’
In a former shopping mall, Austin Community College sees a new way to learn
Editor’s note: This story is part of a package examining how community colleges in Texas are
How Texas’ community colleges will help the state recover from its latest oil and gas bust
Editor’s note: This story is part of a package examining how community colleges in Texas are
How should financial aid offices communicate with students during the pandemic?
Dive Brief: About half of college students said they wanted to hear more from their
The acting head of the ACT discusses a turbulent spring
This story is part of a series about changes in how colleges use admissions tests.
Under Aregbe policy, Osun pupils were prematurely moved to sec school
By Demola Akinyemi, Ilorin Alhaji Jamiu Babatunde Olawunmi, in his 50s and from Ife Central
Where does school cybersecurity stand in a year disrupted by coronavirus?
Cybersecurity in K-12 is ultimately more than a student data privacy concern, additionally encompassing employee
Study: Uneven quality found in pre-K sites across NYC
Dive Brief: As early-learning programs across the country concentrate on how to safely reopen, a