When will colleges get clarity around which students can get CARES aid?
For many weeks, higher education leaders have pressed the U.S. Department of Education to spell out which students can get...
Day: June 11, 2020
Colleges adapt gap year programs as coronavirus limits options
This fall, more than a dozen recent high school graduates will gather in northern Wisconsin to spend nearly a year...
UK, US drop in QS World University Rankings 2021, Asia gains ground
Although the two most popular international student destinations still dominate the top spots, with London home to more top 50...
Curricular Counsel: How a South Carolina district weathered the pandemic, prepped for next year
Covering about 800 square miles with a student population projected at 78,000 for the coming school year, the Greenville County...
Amid protests, districts re-examine police contracts, policies
In the wake of the killing of George Floyd, an unarmed black man, by Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, school...
California (finally) considers a way to measure student growth
Almost two years ago, the California Department of Education revised its accountability system — called the California Dashboard — but opted...
73% of international students say studying in the country is still “very likely”
Running between April 22 to May 12, the survey asked 350 students from 66 countries about future study plans in...
EnglishUSA expands membership options to pathways and individuals
US pathway programs that combine English language and academic preparation with credit-bearing university classes and ‘Friends of EnglishUSA’ will now...
English UK announces ELT anti-racism action group
One of the first tasks the group will undertake is drafting an amendment to enshrine its collective commitment to anti-racism...
Kahoot! & Cambridge Assessment English launch language games for children
Nine games are already available and are specifically designed to help learners to explore, practise and review language and reading...
