The Invisible Poison: How Milwaukee’s Rental Crisis Leaves Children Bearing the Burden of Lead
This story was copublished and supported by the journalism nonprofit the Economic Hardship Reporting Project. MILWAUKEE — When Domininck Tompkins…
The Great Decentralization: Inside the U.S. Education Department’s Shift to Interagency Governance
By K-12 Dive Staff Published June 18, 2026 In a sweeping transformation of the federal government’s role in American schooling,…
Bridging the Summer Gap: Newark Public Schools and Museum of Art Ignite Young Minds at 13th Annual ‘Night at the Museum’
NEWARK, N.J. – The grand halls of the Newark Museum of Art were transformed into a vibrant classroom of discovery…
A Homecoming of Harmony: Tony Award Winner Melba Moore Returns to Arts High School as ‘Principal for a Day’
NEWARK, N.J. – The halls of Newark’s Arts High School, a historic institution that has served as a crucible for…
The Price of Potential: Why Higher Education Must Prioritize Affordability to Survive
For generations, the American Dream was inextricably linked to a college diploma. It was the great equalizer—a path to social…
The Great Retrenchment: Higher Education Faces a Wave of Fiscal Austerity
By Higher Ed Dive Staff Published June 5, 2026 As the 2026 fiscal year draws to a close, a sobering…
Financial Storm: University of Maryland Initiates Layoffs Amidst Mounting Fiscal Pressures
By Ben Unglesbee | June 5, 2026 The University of Maryland, College Park (UMD), a flagship public institution long considered…
A Sanctuary in the Storm: How Winooski Schools Defy Federal Pressure to Protect Vulnerable Students
WINOOSKI, Vt. — The school day at Winooski High School began with a deceptively simple writing prompt: Do you feel…
The New Pipeline: How Texas Schools are Betting on an Oil and Gas Future
MIDLAND, Texas — In a high-tech lab at Midland College, 17-year-old Dylan Ruiz stares at a towering, six-foot-tall skeleton of…
The Paradox of Progress: Washington D.C.’s Education Gains vs. The Proficiency Gap
It is a tale of two realities within the American classroom. While most of the United States remains mired in…
