Schools embrace virtual pep rallies to boost spirit during shutdown
Dive Brief: Administrators at Paris Elementary in Aurora, Colorado, hold weekly virtual assemblies like pep rallies to keep positive school...
Year: 2020
Leading through coronavirus: 4 administrators share how they’re navigating pandemic upheaval
As the coronavirus pandemic blindsided the nation at large in early March, school districts were suddenly faced with an unprecedented...
Trump looks to temporary immigration suspension to halt spread of Covid-19
The latest in a string of moves cracking down on immigration, the president announced on Twitter that the move was...
South Australia’s $13.8m hardship fund & ACT jobs plan announcements are a “welcome relief”
The funding announced in South Australia will be distributed via schemes run by the University of Adelaide, Flinders University and...
Report: Undocumented students are a larger share of college enrollment than previously thought
Dive Brief: More than 450,000 students unauthorized to live in the U.S. are attending a college or university here, making...
SAT, ACT could be delivered online if coronavirus persists
Dive Brief: The SAT and ACT exams could be taken online in students' homes this fall should the coronavirus pandemic...
Exchange organisations unite in support of students in crisis
By the end of March, Alliance members were flagging a looming humanitarian crisis. Exchange visitors typically reside in the US...
Why students need looping now more than ever
Mark Rogers is a 1st grade teacher at Austin Achieve Public Schools in Texas and the founder of Loop13.org. The...
Will the coronavirus pandemic exacerbate teacher shortages?
Dive Brief: Looking at the teacher workforce reduction that occurred in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina 15 years ago, Brookings...
Vouchers will save sector from collapsing
Both language schools and education agencies are having cash flow problems – the result of large numbers of students not...
